The EPA’s Reckless Rush To ‘Go Green’ In Indiana
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Opinion

The EPA’s Reckless Rush To ‘Go Green’ In Indiana

Unelected bureaucrats would force Hoosiers into double-digit utility increases and dependence on unreliable energy sources.

Todd Rokita

Left-wing bureaucrats at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are working hard to force states to abandon reliable, low-cost, fossil fuel-based energy in favor of unreliable, high-cost, solar, wind, and battery-based power.

The EPA’s latest scheme includes a power grab for the grid by imposing several new regulatory commandments that states must follow under the Clean Power Plan and the Clean Air Act. The intended effect of these regulations is to replace the fossil fuel-fired plants that form the backbone of America’s electric grid with renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar.

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