North Dakota Leaders Celebrating EPA for Throwing Out Emissions Rules for Coal Plants
- The Trump administration eliminated several Biden-era emissions standards for power plants, a move National Association of Manufacturers CEO Jay Timmons called a potential “game changer” for the U.S. economy.
- Timmons credited EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and said manufacturers had considered the 2024 standards “simply unworkable.”
- National Association of Manufacturers polling found that 80% of manufacturers viewed permitting barriers as harmful to investment, while 87% said streamlined permits could support business growth.
- Timmons said Congress should make lasting regulatory changes because shifting rules between administrations create uncertainty for manufacturers.
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By H. Sterling Burnett, Anthony Watts, Linnea Lueken ‘This represents a massive victory for energy and climate realists who have fought this unscientific overreach for decades.’ SCHAUMBURG, IL (September 14, 2026) — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin on Monday announced the repeal of an Obama/Biden rule that regulated emissions of greenhouse gases from power […]
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North Dakota leaders celebrating EPA for throwing out emissions rules for coal plants
Leaders in North Dakota are celebrating a new ruling from the Environmental Protection Agency. This week, the EPA says it's repealed the Biden-era greenhouse gas regulations that were set to be in place for the next six years.
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