[2ndDivisionVet]

[FreeperCell]

Good!

[SpaceBar]

They would have eased stack emissions for Hillary’s detention/processing camps had she won.

[Cobra64]

Despite the exaggeration and sensationalism in the article, the key point in my mind is this:

...gives state regulators flexibility in how they deal with the massive waste piles that result from burning coal for electricity. …

Leaving the issue at the STATE level.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

More AP anti-Trump bias. Well what did you expect, honest journalism? With the AP, you ain’t gonna get it.

[eartick]

Wonderful. There a coal fired about 6 miles from me that was fixing to shutter the boilers instead of spending the millions it would cost to retrofit their precipitators and other stripping equipment.

Now they will keep on employees and be able to contribute to County Tax monies.

[FLT-bird]

Excellent. More costly and economically destructive Gaia Worshipping regulations eliminated. I think deregulation even more than the tax cut is what’s driving the economic upsurge. Compliance costs for business had doubled in the previous decade. That’s why the economy never really recovered under Obama.

[Moonman62]

It pushes back the deadline to close problematic ash dumps and gives state regulators flexibility in how they deal with the massive waste piles that result from burning coal for electricity. …

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That would seem to be more important that the $30 million save.