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Supreme Court nixes red state fight against power plant pollution cuts

By Kelsey Reichmann,

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Jeff Mitchell

1d ago

Shut all coal and natural gas fired generation down and see what happens.

Kevin Lacy

1d ago

if they drilled a geothermal well in the parking lot they could use that steam to turn those turbines. No coal/ coal mines just power. then you could take all the miners to a reclaimed surface mine and install wind turbines or solar; sustainable energy, sustainable job market. NO MORE COAL LOBBIEST EVER!

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