US E.P.A. reportedly plans to loosen Mercury rules for coal plants, according to NYT citing sources

The reported plan by the US E.P.A.

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  • Expected to be announced on Friday. 
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to loosen mercury regulations for coal plants could significantly benefit coal producers like Peabody Energy. This move suggests a shift towards more lenient environmental regulations, potentially increasing coal production at the expense of regulatory integrity, which may lead to short-term price boosts in coal commodities.

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