The EPA is totally out of control - IMPEACH NOW!!!
APS closes 3 units at Four Corners power plant Three coal-fired generators that opened in the 1960s near Farmington, N.M., closed Monday as part of a $182 million plan for Arizona Public Service Co. to meet environmental regulations, the utility reported. APS Vice President of Fossil Generation David Hansen traveled to the Four Corners Power Plant on Monday for a ceremony with the
434 plant workers to mark the closure. APS also purchased a larger stake in two units that will remain open at the plant, a move that could cost APS customers almost $3 a month. The transaction is part of APS’ proposal
to meet Environmental Protection Agency requirements for pollution from the plant’s five generators. Rather than pay to upgrade the three oldest units, APS closed them and paid $182 million for a larger stake in Units 4 and 5, which don’t need as much investment to meet EPA standards.
How does the EPA regulate plants on Navajo land?
The Four Corners APS plants are on tribal land aren’t they?
Perhaps the Indians need a minor revolt...