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How many comments did Sierra Club submit?
This Washington Examiner headline and opening paragraph caught my attention today. EPA power-plant proposal draws 1.6 million comments More than 1.6 million comments both supporting and opposing the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants … Continue reading
EPA Clean Power Plan called “Irrational, Illegal”
The West Virginia Coal Association described its comments on the EPA’s so-called Clean Power Plan today. Among the comments, was the following warning about how the CPP will necessarily impact the affordability and reliability of our nation’s electricity generation system. … Continue reading
EPA Clean Power Plan
Coalblog readers – just saw this note on the EPA’s Clean Power Plan webpage. The comment period has been extended to December 1, 2014
ACC Statement on the EPA NSPS GHG rule
On January 8, 2014, after four-month delay, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) posted its New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) rule to the Federal Register. Despite the extended delay, the published rule remains essentially unchanged from the initial version. It will … Continue reading
David Green of Alpha Natural Resources speaks at DC Coal Rally
David Green is a natural spokesman for the coal industry. David is a West Virginia coal miner and mine rescue captain with Alpha Natural Resources. He is boldly speaking out to protect his chosen profession and industry, which provides hundreds … Continue reading
NRDC’s comment numbers are a bit high too
It seems that I wasn’t the only one who noticed that certain green groups might be needing some remedial work on their basic mathematical skills. In keeping with the theme of my previous post, How many comments did Sierra Club submit?, the … Continue reading →
02. December 2014 by Jason Hayes
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