EPA Rule for Coal Plants Deemed ‘Unfortunate’ by Industry
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s rule to curb toxic emissions from power plants drew criticism from industry and Republicans, and praise from environmental groups even before it is released this week.
The regulation, the most expensive order being considered by President Barack Obama’s administration, was signed by the agency Dec. 16. Groups representing power producers that use coal have urged the EPA to give companies an additional year to comply.