Utah is abandoning coal power because it is no longer good business, Editorial Board writes

Rocky Mountain Power is ahead of Utah leadership in moving on from coal.

(Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune) This June 3, 2011, photo shows the Huntington coal-fired Power Plant owned by PacifiCorp in Huntington, Utah.

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