EPA Attacks Mercury Emissions
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Every year mercury emissions from U.S. coal-fired plants average about 47 tons a year. To combat this, the EPA says it will be rolling out a plan starting next year. Clean Skies Dan Goldstein has more.
Published: 04/05/10 9:44am
Running Time: 04:34
Related Keywords: Politics, Air (Environment), Agencies (Politics), Industry (Coal), Coal, Environment, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, Susan McGinnis, Bracewell & Giuliani, Clean Air Mercury Rule, Earthjustice, emissions, Environmental Integrity Project, EPA, mercury
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