New environmental rules would punish local economies

Published March 17, 2015 9:00am ET



In September, the Brookings Institution’s Metro Monitor report listed twenty cities that are leading the nation’s comeback from the Great Recession through the agonizingly slow economic recovery of the past seven years. As if on cue, the Environmental Protection Agency is now hatching a plan to strangle these cities’ recoveries in the crib.

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