EPA: State must cut carbon emissions 34 percent

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The federal government proposed Monday that Wisconsin cut its carbon dioxide emissions from power plants by one-third by 2030, a target cheered by environmentalists but met with caution by state officials who said they needed more time to digest the proposal.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced specific targets for all states as part of the Obama administration’s effort to reduce the pollutants blamed for global warming.

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