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- You’re focusing a big portion of EPA’s efforts on power plants, through the Clean Power Plan. Why power plants, and why now?
- This summer you announced the first set of guidelines for existing power plants. What’s the main thing the public can take away from the plan?
- Before you launched the guidelines for existing power plants, you announced guidelines for new power plants. What’s the difference?
- What should we be worrying about the most, when we look at climate change and its health impacts?
- What requirement do you think will have the biggest impact on the environment?
- You’ve allowed states to build their own plans and timelines. What’s the benefit of that flexibility?
- You’ve said these regulations will be a boon for public health, including reducing asthma. What improvements do you think we’ll see, and when?
- How do you see renewable energy coming into play with public health?