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EPA finds good news in Supreme Court ruling on greenhouse gas emissions

In the familiar 5-4 split, the U.S. Supreme Court today put some limits on past EPA efforts to restrict carbon dioxide emissions.
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Say: Where's the Shale Posse on SWEPCO hearing?

The Arkansas Public Service Commisson began hearings yesterday on the proposal by SWEPCO and the Arkansas Electric Cooperatives to be allowed to charge ratepayers more than $400 million to retrofit their Flint Creek coal-burning generating plant so it can meet stricter air quality standards.
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Toxic emission standards survive Inhofe attack

A Republican effort to gut mercury emission standards for coal-burning power plants failed in the Senate this morning.

The Republicans' deadly war on public health

Great column again this week by Ernie Dumas, this time on the Republican effort to gut stricter regulation of deadly mercury emissions from coal-burning power plants.
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Coal cares

A mock website pokes fun at a Missouri-based coal company, plus an update on the John W. Turk power plant in Hempstead County.

Mark Darr loves the Turk Plant

Lt. Gov. Bill Halter invented the Arkansas lottery. The new lieutenant governor, Mark Darr, didn't invent electricity, but he loves to see it generated by the coal-burning power plant in Hempstead County.
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