US EditionFederal utility backs off Tennessee gas plant site after John Rich says he enlisted Trump’s help
- The Tennessee Valley Authority is no longer pursuing its preferred site in Cheatham County for a new natural gas plant due to public opposition, including from musician John Rich, who stated, 'They pulled out under threat.'
- Community concerns include water quality, air quality, and noise pollution, which led to this decision as TVA considers alternative sites for the plant.
- Clean energy advocates support TVA's decision and urge it to invest more in renewable energy options and listen to local community concerns.
- Rich has called for a revamping of TVA's plans, advocating for a shift towards renewable energy rather than relocating harmful impacts.
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Federal utility backs off Tennessee gas plant site after John Rich says he enlisted Trump's help
The nation’s largest public utility says it is looking at other sites for a new natural gas power plant after its preferred location in Tennessee drew heavy public scrutiny, including from country musician John Rich.
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A White House official called the chair of the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors on Monday to ask the board to demand the resignation of the federal utility's CEO, but the board refused to follow the directive.
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