‘Largest Power Project’ in U.S. Brings Record-Setting Pollution Permit to West Texas
When completed the 7.7GW facility would release 33 million tons per year of greenhouse gases—nearly 5 percent of the total annual emissions of Canada.
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Liam Ramos Freed, Gaige Davila on Gulf Coast Fights, Defeating Climate Behemoth, More
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EPA Cuts Leaving Industry Increasingly Unregulated as Petrochemical Buildout Sweeps U.S. Gulf States
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