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Let's Find Out How Much 'Clean Power' the Feds Really Have; The EPA should ask for a court ruling before states and utilities spend billions in compliance costs
2014
Overview
Within hours of the proposal's June 2 release, Murray Energy Corp., the largest underground coal-mining company in the country, filed a lawsuit asking the court to invoke an \"extraordinary writ\" to halt the rule-making process in its tracks. The EPA already regulates mercury emissions from existing power plants under the toxics program, so--as the EPA has acknowledged--a \"literal reading\" of the act would prohibit the agency from issuing its climate rule, in any form.
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Dow Jones & Company Inc
