EPA repeals greenhouse gas emission rules for power plants
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
United States
March 2026
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The EPA is repealing rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants. The agency claims this will remove over $300 billion in industry costs and boost American energy. This marks a significant shift from the climate policies of the Biden and Obama administrations.
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