ClimateQuiet 10d · day 11
US moves to rescind greenhouse gas rules for fossil fuel power plants
A new US climate rollback is expected to target Obama-era power plant emissions rules.
What to know
- Bloomberg reports the US is expected to rescind greenhouse gas rules that apply to fossil fuel power plants.
- The move is described as part of a broader US climate rollback.
- Available coverage consists only of headline-level newswire items; specifics on scope, agency action, and timeline are not detailed in the material provided.
U.S. government Regulator initiating the rollback
How it unfolded 3 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articles
Sep 14Sep 15Sep 16Sep 17Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20Sep 21Sep 22now · 4:44 AM ET
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Bloomberg republishes newsletter version of the report
Bloomberg's newsletter edition restates that greenhouse gas rules for fossil fuel power plants are being targeted for rollback.
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first by Bloomberg, 10d ago
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Report recirculates via Google News aggregation
The Bloomberg story on the targeted power plant rules is picked up and republished through Google News syndication.
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US expected to rescind power plant emissions rules
Bloomberg reports the US is expected to rescind greenhouse gas rules for fossil fuel power plants as part of a broader climate rollback.