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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has confirmed that it is planning to roll back carbon emission standards for coal-fired and fossil fuel power plants, coinciding with the G-20 energy ministers' meeting in Houston. This move comes as part of the Trump administration's withdrawal from environmental and climate policies, having previously repealed standards related to vehicles and greenhouse gas reduction as part of its efforts to ease restrictions on fossil fuel sources. It is worth noting that the agency has prepared a proposal to eliminate requirements for carbon capture technologies, which could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions in the future.
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