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    Featured Statement
    May 11, 2023

    US EPA Proposes Rules to Cut Emissions from New and Existing Power Plants

    According to WRI US Director Dan Lashof, "The EPA's proposed rule sends an unequivocal signal to American power plant operators: The era of unlimited carbon pollution is over."

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