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Will the U.S. keep spending taxpayer money on dirty coal plants abroad?

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    By John UptonJul 7, 2014, 7:38 pm38 pts
    photo of Will the U.S. keep spending taxpayer money on dirty coal plants abroad? imageCongress could get in the way of Obama’s efforts to clean up power plants — not just here at home, but abroad. A year ago, when President Obama unveiled his Climate Action Plan, he declared that the U.S. would stop funding most coal projects in other countries. “I’m calling for an end to public…
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