On the recordDecember 7, 2015
The Clean Power Plan not only harms workers, but it stifles investments that could lead to innovation and make coal cleaner.
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congress.govThe Clean Power Plan not only harms workers, but it stifles investments that could lead to innovation and make coal cleaner.
Argues that the Clean Power Plan negatively affects workers and hinders investment in cleaner coal technology.
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