State In-Use Rules
MCLI Recommendation: “States should use California’s precedent to act on greenhouse gas emissions from shipping by formulating their own greenhouse gas standards and submitting them to EPA, or, alternatively, setting ‘in-use’ requirements without EPA approval.”
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California’s Fuel Sulfur Rules
California’s initial attempt to require all ships calling at California ports to meet low-sulfur emissions standard were struck down. California modified the rules to set fuel requirements for the ves...
CAA rules delegating shipping emissions authority to states
The Clean Air Act gives US states the right to draw up their own “in-use” rules on reducing greenhouse gases from international shipping. They may submit these rules for EPA approval, or enact them on...
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