MADISON, Wis. AP - Wisconsin can move ahead with new rules to limit mercury emissions from coal burning power plants after a judge on Monday rejected a lawsuit that threatened to derail the process.Businesses that brought the lawsuit argued that the state Department of Natural Resources did not issue a proper estimate of the scope of the rules.
June 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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MADISON, Wis. AP – Wisconsin can move ahead with new rules to limit mercury emissions from coal burning power plants after a judge on Monday rejected a lawsuit that threatened to derail the process.
Businesses that brought the lawsuit argued that the state Department of Natural Resources did not issue a proper estimate of the scope of the rules.
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