On the recordJanuary 17, 2017
In 2011 the EPA required dirty coal power plants to clean up mercury and air toxic emissions by issuing the Mercury and Air Toxic Standards Rule.
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congress.govIn 2011 the EPA required dirty coal power plants to clean up mercury and air toxic emissions by issuing the Mercury and Air Toxic Standards Rule.
Carper highlighting the EPA's efforts to regulate mercury emissions from coal plants.
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