By Anthony Adragna |November 10, 2015
Just five states are not currently involved with litigation on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan and at least two of those—Pennsylvania and Nevada—don’t plan to enter the legal fray.
Both Pennsylvania and Nevada have concluded developing state implementation plans for implementing the carbon dioxide emissions cuts for existing power plants will maximize flexibility and have already begun work on them, spokesmen for Govs. Tom Wolf (D-Pa.) and Brian Sandoval (R-Nev.) told Bloomberg BNA Nov. 9.