Yes, that’s the price of incentivess the state is spending to attract the experimental clean-coal technology power plant.
Just think if Gov. Rick Perry and the Lege would shell out that much to enforce current state and federal pollution regulations, toughen up state laws, and cooperate with, rather than fight, the EPA on urban ozone standards in the biggest metropolitan areas.
But, that would be so “environmentalist,” so “green,” and we can’t have that in the Lone Star State now, can we?
And, for the last time, you numbnut east Texans, the Leon County site gets no bonus points for being on top of an active coal mine. Texas lignite is way too dirty to use for clean coal technology. You’ll be seeing rail cars come from Wyoming, instead.
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