Maryland is requiring three coal power plants to limit the amount of mercury, arsenic and other toxic metals they release into the Potomac and Patuxent rivers starting in 2020, amid uncertainty over whether the federal government will address the discharges. State environmental regulators issued…
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Maryland requires three coal power plants to limit arsenic, mercury water pollution starting in 2020
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