Repeals the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and EPA's methane reduction program and fee

§1What it does

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The version the House passed would repeal the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, a Clean Air Act program that funds and advises states and other qualifying groups working to cut greenhouse gas emissions in communities.^2,3 It would also end an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) program that gives oil and natural gas operations incentives to reduce methane and other greenhouse gas emissions, and repeal a charge on methane emissions from certain facilities that must report their greenhouse gas emissions to the EPA.^2,3 The House replaced the bill's text with a substitute before passing it; as introduced, the bill would have repealed only the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.^2,3

§2Status

§3How Congress voted

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