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Benjamin Storrow, E&E News reporter
Coal power is plunging in the U.S. because of competition from natural gas and renewable energy. But a fleet of large coal plants continues to operate profitably, amounting in a massive source of greenhouse gases.
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Attorneys for Big Oil and the city of Baltimore will square off next week in a Supreme Court battle that could change the trajectory of more than a dozen U.S. climate change lawsuits.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin, who once shot the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill for a campaign ad, will become an even more important gatekeeper on climate change this year.
By Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily