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States Sue Over Trump’s Repeal of Climate Rules for Power Plants

The mostly Democratic-led states say that the E.P.A. acted unlawfully when it erased Biden-era limits on carbon dioxide from coal- and gas-fired plants.

Published Oct 1, 2026 · 10:15 PMOriginal source: New York Times10 reads
The mostly Democratic-led states say that the E.P.A. acted unlawfully when it erased Biden-era limits on carbon dioxide from coal- and gas-fired plants.
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