That could slow development of gas, wind and solar projects, whose growth depends on aging power plants closing. (fortune.com)
But as one panel asked, how quickly can the United States end the process that allows hundreds of aging power plants from sucking up enormous amounts of water that kill billions of fish annually? (gracelinks.org)
The end result is that aging power plants like Fisk and Crawford will either have to install costly new retrofits or shut down altogether. (newrepublic.com)