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Home HEAL in the News NEWS: EPA ditches Obama-era Utah haze plan

NEWS: EPA ditches Obama-era Utah haze plan

E&E News
By Sean Reilly
October 28, 2020

In its latest unraveling of an Obama-era regional haze reduction plan, EPA is no longer requiring two coal-fired power plants in Utah to install tough new controls for nitrogen oxides emissions.

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