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Another hurdle for “dormant” Plant Washington
The Carbon Pollution Standards for new power plants announced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on August 3rd confirm that Plant Washington will not get a “pass”, adding yet another hurdle to the development of one of the last proposed … Continue reading
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Tagged Allied Energy Services, carbon, Clean Energy Plan, climate change, coal, coal plants, Dean Alford, Environment Protection Division, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, EPD, global warming, P4G, Plant Washington, Power4Georgians, Washington County
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The rules of the game are changing
The Friday Photo August 8, 2014 This looks like a lot meetings do, with PowerPoint presentations and charts that are hard to read from the back of the room. It was the first public meeting held by the Georgia Environmental … Continue reading
Posted in air, coal, EMC, environment, environmental justice, family, Georgia, Plant Washington, renewable energy, rural, social justice, The Friday Photo
Tagged carbon, climate change, coal, EPD, Georgia Power, global warming, NGCC, Nicholas Institute, Plant Scherer, renewable energy
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