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Coal-friendly states line up behind Trump EPA rule
Some states that rely heavily on coal-fired power appear to be rushing to turn in their compliance plans for EPA's power plant carbon rule years ahead of schedule.
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Jean Chemnick, E&E News reporter
Some states that rely heavily on coal-fired power appear to be rushing to turn in their compliance plans for EPA's power plant carbon rule years ahead of schedule.
As President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden argue about the end of the oil industry, a handful of states are holding elections next week that could do as much or more to shape the nation's energy future, analysts say.
By Mike Lee in Energywire
Water and property damage are some effects that fracking has had on Pennsylvania voters. Even so, Joe Biden won't get their vote this election.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
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As President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden argue about the end of the oil industry, a handful of states are holding elections next week that could do as much or more to shape the nation's energy future, analysts say.
By Mike Lee in Energywire
Water and property damage are some effects that fracking has had on Pennsylvania voters. Even so, Joe Biden won't get their vote this election.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire