Here’s What the Science Really Says About the Health and Climate Risks of Carbon Pollution | Time Magazine
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The Trump Administration has repealed regulations on carbon pollution from coal and gas power plants, claiming emissions have no significant impact on climate change. Experts argue that this decision undermines decades of scientific evidence linking pollution to adverse health and environmental effects.
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As a news article, it presents factual information but shows some bias in how opposing viewpoints are handled. Overall, it covers the effects of the EPA's repeal of carbon pollution regulations and includes expert opinions on significant health and climate risks associated with carbon pollution.
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