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Brian Hubbell
American Politician
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Sep 15, 2026
The Russian oligarch who bankrolled Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding
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Brian HubbellGUEST
Yeah, so th- the Trump administration has done a number of things over the last year and a half to try to prop up coal.

Brian HubbellGUEST
It in- includes executive orders, it includes emergency orders through the Department of Energy, and also providing hundreds of millions of dollars in subsidies to modernize, build, and recommission retired coal-fired plants.

Brian HubbellGUEST
So the current EPA action, coupled with these other actions of the administration, will help plant operators justify staying operational longer, delaying retirements and continuing emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollution.

Brian HubbellGUEST
However, during some times and in some places, coal can still be competitive for electricity generation, especially during peak demand times, such as during winter storms or increasingly-

Brian HubbellGUEST
When we've done our assessments of this, we're talking about literally billions of tons of extra emissions of CO2, and that's gonna have literally trillions of dollars of damages that are associated with extreme heat and with, uh, droughts and flooding.
