Gilligan faces jobs versus environment coal clash in Ohio
Ohio faces a power industry and pollution showdown as a 60 microgram per cubic meter standard for sulphur dioxide targets coal with 1 percent sulphur. The Gilligan administration weighs two year extensions, technology hopes, and potential use of natural gas or low sulphur coal while warning of job losses if targets hold. Alan Farkas coordinates study and future fuel options.
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