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US environmental plan to raise electric bills, kills jobs

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03/08/2015
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ALABAMA: Obama climate change plan to kill jobs, raise electric bills. The president’s environmental plan all but certain Key pieces of President Obama environmental plan, including proposals to increase ozone standards, limit carbon emissions from power plants and continue mandating more ethanol in U.S. gasoline supplies, will bring with them serious side effects in the coming months and years, critics and some analysts say.

Key pieces of President Obama’s environmental plan, including proposals to increase ozone standards, limit carbon emissions from power plants and continue mandating more ethanol in U.S. gasoline supplies, will bring with them serious side effects in the coming months By Ben Wolfgang.

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