EPA power plant rule concerns have poor track record | Energy and Environment

West Virginia politician and industry concerns with United States Environmental Protection Agency rulemaking to curb power plant emissions have a poor track record that looms large as critics go after a new round of power plant rules from the EPA. Critics say an EPA move to strengthen carbon pollution standards threatens grid reliability, but similar arguments have proven wrong in the past.

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