EPA mulls unions’ ideas for a Trump ‘clean coal’ power plan

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It might sound counterintuitive that the Trump administration is contemplating a “replacement” version of former President Barack Obama’s climate change rules, but that’s what miners and major labor groups are pushing in meetings with the Environmental Protection Agency and the White House.

The EPA is reviewing the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan as part of a process that ultimately will see the plan repealed or re-proposed as a replacement rule that it can justify as legally defensible under the Clean Air Act.

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