Utilities Want Credit for Carbon Reductions if EPA Decides to Regulate Existing Plants

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Utilities Want Credit for Carbon Reductions if EPA Decides to Regulate Existing Plants

WASHINGTON, D.C.-Any carbon dioxide emissions standards for existing power plants in the future should credit states and utilities for the emissions reductions they have already achieved, panelists said during a July 9 forum.

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