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EPA just raised health costs by $2.8T, will kill thousands per year (upd.)
The EPA finalized a proposed policy on Monday to eliminate limits on power plant pollution, saddling Americans with trillions of dollars in long-term health and environmental costs and thousands of deaths per year, in the latest step of…
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The EPA's new rule allowing more pollution from power plants to fuel data centers will raise long-term costs by an estimated $2.8 trillion.
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