President Biden is directing his team to retool the values the government uses to assess the costs and benefits of combating climate change in a move that could ultimately help his administration justify stricter emissions controls.
As part of a climate executive order issued on Wednesday, Biden directed federal agencies to review and update the so-called “social cost of carbon” in an effort to reduce climate pollution.
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