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Colorado is considering new limits on industrial emissions. Environmental justice groups want to scrap them and start over

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Industrial pollution accounted for 14 percent of Colorado's total contribution to climate change in 2015, state estimates. The initial legislation requires 18 manufacturers to cut emissions 20 percent below 2015 levels by 2030. Manufacturers are required to hit a set of individualized benchmarks based on their emissions levels over the last eight years.

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Colorado is considering new limits on industrial emissions. Environmental justice groups want to scrap them and start over

A coalition of environmental justice groups released a statement Tuesday calling on state regulators to reject a proposed rule to limit planet-warming pollution from 18 of Colorado’s largest sources of industrial climate pollution.

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Colorado is considering new limits on industrial emissions. Environmental justice groups want to scrap them and start over

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Colorado is considering new limits on industrial emissions. Environmental justice groups want to scrap them and start over

Colorado is considering new limits on industrial emissions. Environmental justice groups want to scrap them and start over

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