How the EPA rollback of carbon emission rules could play out in Georgia’s coal-fired power plants
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has rolled back rules restricting climate warming emissions at electrical power plants, including those in Georgia. The rules the EPA ended this week date from the Biden administration and would have required coal and natural gas-fired power plants to restrict carbon emissions starting in 2030. That was about the same time […]
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