Judge’s order could force Trump’s EPA to sanction coal plant

Published February 8, 2018 12:21am ET



A federal judge is ordering the Environmental Protection Agency to take steps that could lead to sanctioning a coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania for increasing air pollution in Connecticut.

Judge Warren Eginton for the district court in Connecticut is giving the EPA 60 days to make a decision based on the state’s request for the agency to act under the Clean Air Act, according to a Wednesday decision.

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