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All the state energy legislation from 2016, in one place
Vox: With Donald Trump in the White House and the GOP controlling Congress, all hope for movement forward on climate change and clean energy lies in the states.
Such movement will be more difficult in the absence of federal support. National mandates and incentives serve as a “floor” to state efforts, establishing a common baseline and overall direction. Programs like the Clean Power Plan ensure (or, uh, would have ensured) that every state is taking at least some action.
But the CPP is doomed, as are most federal efforts initiated by President Barack Obama. The floor is going to sink much lower.
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