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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday denied a years-old petition by energy industry groups.
The petitioners argued that the turbines do not pose a less than one in a million cancer threat.
Gas-powered turbines emit formaldehyde and other pollutants through a chemical transformation that occurs when methane is superheated.
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