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EPA Ends Regulation of Power Plant Emissions
The EPA announced it will no longer regulate greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants, rolling back Biden-era limits. This decision could increase carbon dioxide emissions significantly by 2050 and has raised concerns among experts about its impact on climate change. California's existing regulations remain unaffected, but the rollback is part of a broader trend of deregulation by the agency.
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The EPA announced it will no longer regulate greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants, rolling back Biden-era limits. This decision could increase carbon dioxide emissions significantly by 2050 and has raised concerns among experts about its impact on climate change. California's existing regulations remain unaffected, but the rollback is part of a broader trend of deregulation by the agency.
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