Squabbling Breaks Out at FERC Meeting Over Regulating GHG Emissions

An interesting back and forth took place (we'd call it squabbling) at a technical conference last Friday hosted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). FERC Chairman Richard "Dick" Glick pontificated that so-called global warming considerations must be made when evaluating new pipeline projects. He has used that excuse for years to vote against every single new pipeline project brought before him. Another FERC Commissioner, James Danly, pushed back and revealed flaws in Glick's reasoning.

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