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IDEM Commissioner’s Tom Easterly’s remarks on U.S. EPA Clean Power Plan Public Hearing 7/30/14 in Wash, DC

Posted by Laura Arnold  /   August 04, 2014  /   Posted in Uncategorized  /   No Comments

Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Commissioner Tom Easterly made remarks on July 30, 2014,  to the U.S. EPA at its Washington, D.C. public hearing  on carbon regulations as follows:  It is prudent to take “no regrets” actions to avoid potential future problems.  However, this proposal is not a “no

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Dugger (IN) coal mining town worried about impact of EPA proposed carbon rule; Sierra Club explains benefits of EPA plan

Posted by Laura Arnold  /   July 31, 2014  /   Posted in Uncategorized  /   No Comments

A Bear Run Mine employee uses a large excavator to scoop up coal at the mine near Dugger, Ind., in mid-2012. (Photo courtesy of Peabody Energy) July 30, 2014 For Indiana coal mining town, EPA climate change plan threatens stability EPA plan to combat climate change sparks worries about loss

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US EPA Administrator McCarty urges states to adopt carbon-cutting investment strategy

Posted by Laura Arnold  /   July 16, 2014  /   Posted in Uncategorized  /   No Comments

POLICY: EPA's McCarthy pushes states to adopt carbon-cutting 'investment strategy' Edward Klump, E&E reporterEnergyWire: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 DALLAS -- Gina McCarthy, the administrator of U.S. EPA, appeared at a meeting of state regulators to provide what she called a "signal.""Our energy world is changing, and really the key opportunity

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IndyStar: Indiana needs to reduce its dependence on coal; Diversify energy resources

Posted by Laura Arnold  /   June 08, 2014  /   Posted in Uncategorized  /   No Comments

Editorial: Indiana needs to reduce its dependence on coal Take a deep breath. Despite proposed new EPA regulations, and despite the fears of business and political leaders and the hopes of environmentalists, coal-fired power plants almost certainly will not disappear in Indiana or elsewhere any time soon. Here’s why: In

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