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The EPA Says Greenhouse Gases Aren’t So Bad. Scores of Companies Have Said Otherwise.

September 8, 2025 / by

Clara Hudson and Jon Leckie /

The Wall Street Journal

Tim Profeta, former special counsel and senior advisor for EPA’s power sector, spoke with The Wall Street Journal about the challenges companies face in abating greenhouse gas emissions.

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