Power shift: EPA rollback opens door for coal, natural gas
The rollback ends standards the EPA said would prevent about 1,200 deaths and 1,900 asthma cases in 2035.
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Rescission Of Carbon Emissions Standards For Power Plants: The Liti...
In what may be a world record for turnaround time, the litigation has already begun over the recent rescission by EPA of its carbon emission standards for fossil-fuel fired power plants. The post Rescission Of Carbon Emissions Standards For Power Plants: The Litigation Begins appeared first on Watts Up With That?.
Indiana Black Caucus warns EPA rollback could hurt Hoosiers
The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC) is warning that the federal government’s rollback of greenhouse-gas regulations for coal- and natural-gas-fired power plants could have serious consequences for public health and the environment, particularly in communities already burdened by pollution. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on September 14 finalized the repeal of major portions of 2024 […]
Keep the lights on, sideline Big Brother: Trump EPA rollback could save ratepayers $310 billion
Republican officials and fossil-fuel advocates have long argued that Biden-era climate rules threatened coal plants, new gas generation and export projects, even as U.S. crude output and dry natural gas production would go on to set records. The EPA said it will save taxpayers $310 billion through 2047.
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