Trump exempts coal used in steelmaking from Clean Air Act rule
The exemption delays toxic pollutant reduction for at least 11 U.S. coke oven plants, citing $500,000 compliance costs and national security concerns, officials said.
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Trump exempts coal used in steelmaking from Clean Air Act regulation
President Trump is exempting coal used in steelmaking from Biden-era Clean Air Act regulations for two years. Trump on Friday issued a proclamation exempting facilities known as coke ovens from a rule limiting their releases of pollutants, such as mercury, formaldehyde, soot and dioxins. Coke ovens are chambers where coal is heated to produce coke, which is a fuel…
Trump’s Baffling Free Pass for Coke Oven Pollution
This post is about an incident that seems strange even for the Trump Administration. It involves a Biden-era regulation of toxic air pollutions from the coke ovens that produce a material from coal to use in steel production. Trump just postponed the deadline for complying with the regulation for two years. That is not so strange these days. Trump is as free with compliance delays as he is in pardoning criminals, and he especially relishes doin…
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