US repeals pollution limits for fossil fuel power plants
The US Environmental Protection Agency has ended a rule that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from coal and gas power plants. This action by the EPA removes existing regulations on pollution from these facilities.

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AI-generatedThe US Environmental Protection Agency has ended a rule that previously limited greenhouse gas emissions from coal and gas power plants. This action by the EPA removes existing regulations on pollution from these facilities. The article states that the rule was in place to control emissions from fossil fuel power plants. The specific timing of this repeal is not provided in the content. The decision to end the rule was made by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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3 extractedThe rule that was ended limited greenhouse gas emissions.
The repealed rule specifically targeted emissions from coal and gas power plants.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has ended a rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.