The “largest, dirtiest coal plant west of the Mississippi” announces major closures

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By Xian Chiang-WarenJul 13, 2016, 2:57 pm209 pts
Two coal-burning units that the Sierra Club calls “the largest, dirtiest coal plant west of the Mississippi” will close by 2022, according to a settlement reached between the coal plant’s operators and environmental groups. These closures, reports the Sierra Club, will reduce carbon emissions to the…

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