After working for years to protect public health from the threats posed by the dirty and dangerous San Juan Generating Station near Farmington, the Sierra Club in New Mexico celebrates the EPA announcement requiring the installation of industry-standard pollution controls.
The new pollution controls will substantially reduce hazardous air pollution from the aging coal-fired power plant, protecting public health, air quality, and tourism revenue at nearby national parks such as the Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde.
This great news, and the Sierra Clubs involvement, received loads of local media attention. The Summit County Citizens Voice, Indian Country Today Media Network, Associated Press, and Public News Service were among the outlets that covered the significant victory.
The new pollution controls will substantially reduce hazardous air pollution from the aging coal-fired power plant, protecting public health, air quality, and tourism revenue at nearby national parks such as the Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde.
This great news, and the Sierra Clubs involvement, received loads of local media attention. The Summit County Citizens Voice, Indian Country Today Media Network, Associated Press, and Public News Service were among the outlets that covered the significant victory.
