The 7 most expensive regs in Obama’s climate plan

Published August 8, 2016 4:01am ET



It has been just over three years since President Obama announced his extensive climate change agenda, called the Climate Action Plan.

The plan was his answer to Congress’ failure to pass comprehensive climate legislation, after action stalled in the Senate during his first term. Instead of relying on Congress, with its increased Republican opposition, Obama decided to enact regulations using his executive authority to meet his climate goals.

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