Coal Fired Power Plants Must Remove Mercury From Exhaust Gasses - - - 8 Feb., 2008
Friday, 8 Feb., 2008 is the date a Federal Appeals Court ruled that a rule of the EPA that permitted trading mercury
pollution credits violated the Clean Air Act, and that meant coal fired power plants must remove the mercury from the
air, using the "best technology available". Read about this and possible solutions Court mandates removing mercury from coal in power plants. How it can be economically accomplished
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Everybody knows they're not really endangered, we just need them to stop mining
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