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Clean air rules spark WV job loss debate
West Virginia faces a dispute over EPA ozone rules with a 1996 study predicting 1,200 to 9,300 manufacturing jobs lost due to higher electricity costs. EPA predicts net job gains locally, while analysts caution uncertainty. A separate EPA projection suggests about 1,150 jobs created and a 430 coal mining job decline by 2007.
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Charleston
West Virginia
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
District of Columbia
EPA
Dave Flannery
Midwest Ozone Group
Flannery
Energy Ventures
National Mining Association
Frank O’donnell
Clean Air Trust
Washington, D.C
United States