"Biden Administration Reconsiders Cutting-Edge Power Plant Pollution Proposal"

The Biden administration is considering scaling back its ambitious power plant pollution rules, potentially eliminating the use of hydrogen alongside natural gas and allowing a slower phase-in for certain aspects. This move comes amid political challenges and questions about the industry's ability to adopt innovative climate solutions. The administration faces pressure from a conservative Supreme Court and concerns over the rapid adoption of clean hydrogen technology. The potential changes could impact the EPA's ability to defend against legal challenges, and the final rule is expected to face lawsuits regardless of the outcome.