The EPA is set to announce the first ever restrictions on existing power plant greenhouse gas emissions, according to The New York Times.
The Environmental Protection Agency is set to announce the first ever restrictions on existing power plant greenhouse gas emissions, according to
The new regulation will require coal and gas power plants to cut—or capture—nearly all of their carbon dioxide emissions by 2040, three sources familiar with the matter told the. The new regulation may inspire these companies to use carbon capture technology on their smokestacks, a technique currently used by less than 20 plants in the United States, the
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EPA reaches deal to police Pennsylvania’s pollution of Chesapeake BayThe EPA, under a proposed settlement, will put additional pressure on Pennsylvania to reduce pollution that feeds into the Chesapeake Bay.
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EPA proposes ban on working-class chemical linked to fatal health risksMethylene chloride is a solvent in adhesives, paint and coating products that is known to cause serious health risks and even death.
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EPA agrees to put Pa. on ‘pollution diet’ to aid Chesapeake Bay recoveryIt comes after other jurisdictions in the bay’s watershed, including Maryland, filed a lawsuit in 2020 arguing Pennsylvania wasn’t doing enough in their collective effort to reach a 2025 pollution reduction goal.
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EPA agrees to make Pennsylvania cut Chesapeake Bay pollutionA proposed settlement agreement says Pennsylvania will be forced to minimize its outsized role in polluting the Chesapeake Bay.
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EPA Agrees to Make Pennsylvania Cut Chesapeake Bay PollutionA proposed settlement agreement says Pennsylvania will be forced to minimize its outsized role in polluting the Chesapeake Bay. The agreement announced Thursday would require the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to more stringently enforce clean water regulations in the state.
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