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It is shameful that Rocky Mountain power will not phase out coal for decades…come on Utah, can you look at your children and say this is healthy for them? Shameful for both RMP AND the parents of Utah who continue to fail to protect their children against those who destroy the air quality in Utah. All this coal burning can only improve your lungs.