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EPA tall stacks rule sparks coal industry backlash
The EPA plans a tall stacks regulation that could cost consumers up to 4.6 billion upfront and 1.4 billion annually with little demonstrable benefit, affecting coal, mining, aluminum, oil, chemical and other sectors. Critics led by William D. Ruckelshaus call the proposal bizarre as it seeks to redefine compliance under the Clean Air Act by crediting stack height in air quality models, potentially prompting costly emission controls.
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