Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia want to pause a plan to reduce more of the smog-forming pollutants that drift into other states. Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ Íâ [Read in browser]( Local Politics Wed Feb 21 2024 [Ohio among 3 states that want Supreme Court to pause Biden plan to reduce smog]( [Smoke and steam is emitted from the James M. Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire, Ohio. The plant, once owned by American Electric Power, emitted a "blue cloud" of fumes around 2002. To avoid lawsuits relating to air pollution in the village of Cheshire, the plant's owner at the time, American Electric Power, moved to buy out the town, by paying every homeowner 3.5 times the market value of their home to move. The total deal came to around $20
million. Gavin is now owned by Lightstone Generation LLC, a 50â50 joint venture of The Blackstone Group L.P. and ArcLight Capital Partners. It the largest coal-fired power facility in Ohio. Photographed January 12, 2022.]( Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia want to pause a plan to reduce more of the smog-forming pollutants that drift into other states. [READ MORE]( Advertisement
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