Stop the EPA's War on Jobs

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Stop the EPA's War on Jobs

The Environmental Protection Agency continues to be one of President Obama’s most aggressive and costly agencies. Through its massive new regulatory agenda, the EPA has declared war on hundreds of thousands of American jobs. 

Now EPA regulators are poised to implement a "maximum achievable control technology" rule, which threatens hundreds of thousands of jobs and the reliability of our nation’s electricity grid while raising the cost of electricity. 

According to the EPA's own analysis, MACT is the most expensive rule the agency has ever written for power plants. The National Economic Research Associates estimates that implementation of the MACT rule will result in:

  • Double digit increases in the price of electricity in at least 30 states.

  • A minimum of 183,000 jobs lost every year from 2012 through 2020.

  • Loss of reliability in the national power grid, leading to rolling blackouts and brownouts.

In short, America can't afford the MACT rule.

Sign the petition below to tell Congress to reject the MACT rule and end the EPA's war on jobs and American businesses.

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We cannot afford the EPA nor President Obama any longer!!!
Abolish the EPA now. Obama is using the EPA to push his failed power schemes. Do away with the EPA now.
dismantle the e.p.a. it was a bad agency from the start ! nixon should have vetoed that one! stop the power grab, dismantle the E.P.A.they have caused americans nothing but pain,
maybe it is time to end the EPA
Get rid of earmarks too.
Follow the constitution for the first time in your career
Please vote "Yes" on the Toomey Lee and Paul Budgets
Please vote "yes" on the Toomey Lee and Paul Budgets
Eliminate the EPA and several other agencies and departments. They are killing America.
reign in the epa!
Eliminate the EPA! They have over-stepped original intentions...