If EPA is allowed to twist the definition of 'adequately demonstrated' to include yet-to-be-proven technologies for power plants, there is also little to stop EPA from doing the same for other manufacturers like refiners, cement or steel plants.
Lummis warns about the implications of the EPA's regulatory definitions.
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