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The two coal plants located in Washington and Oregon appear to be living on borrowed time. Portland General Electric has moved to close the Boardman coal plant by the end of the decade, and Washington’s governor is negotiating with the owners of the Centralia plant to phase out the coal it burns. That would reduce […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/legacy/colstrip-11-24854aa7f1eb7d05c690ae1d0294d9fd-preview.gif