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The federal government and a New Jersey utility reached a settlement Thursday in which the company agreed to spend more than $340 million to reduce air pollutants from two power plants. The deal is only the second of its kind under environmental rules adopted in the mid-1990s, and could prompt similar agreements to resolve lawsuits seeking pollution reductions at aging coal-fired plants throughout the eastern states.
January 24, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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