AG seeks delay of EPA standard in New Mexico dispute
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya said he may seek a temporary injunction in federal court to delay EPA deadlines for Public Service Co. of New Mexico. He argues delaying costs could reach $1 million to $1.5 million for consumers while the utility cites maintenance and installation timing for scrubbers at the San Juan plant. Anaya proposed two options to reduce added costs and preserve consumer interests amid EPA’s firm stance.
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Uranium Land Speculators Under House Scrutiny
Jack Anderson reports that uranium speculators hold vast claims and fail to meet the required exploration spending while prices soar from 6–7 to over 40 dollars per pound. fraud affidavits red flag illegal siting. Moss subcommittee issues subpoenas to uncover who sits on uranium.
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