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- EPA will end carbon-emissions limits for coal and gas power plants, announced Monday.
- EPA administrator Lee Zeldin will announce the change at a G20 energy ministers meeting in Houston.
- The reversal would undo climate rules set by Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
- If upheld, the rule could block future administrations from regulating power-plant greenhouse gases.
- Environmental groups and energy experts say the proposal could increase extreme weather.