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Pennsylvania loosens rules for underground coal mines, including how much pollution they can discharge


Pennsylvania just changed its rules for underground coal mines. The state now allows these mines to discharge more pollution into water.
The federal government is letting Pennsylvania set its own, weaker pollution limits for underground coal mines. This means coal companies in Pennsylvania will face fewer restrictions on what they can put into local waterways. It also means the federal government is stepping back from enforcing stricter environmental standards in this area.
Watch for new permits issued to Pennsylvania coal mines and whether local water quality reports show an increase in pollutants.

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