Photo via Eco Scraps Following the EPA’s stance on coal-fired power plants during the final months of the Bush Administration was enough to make you dizzy: first, it stated in November that emissions from plants should indeed be regulated. Their emissions would have to be taken into account

in the approval process for new coal plants, and some considered it coal’s darkest hour . But it was not to be. A month later, they ruled that coal plant emissions were no bu…

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