The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday proposed weakening an Obama-era rule that would have required new coal plants to be built with expensive technology that captures carbon emissions from their smokestacks.
EPA acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler introduced a replacement rule regulating emissions from new coal plants that would not force them to be built with carbon capture and storage, also known as CCS.
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