At a Glance Few issues have driven a wedge between the Lebanese and their leaders like garbage.The garbage issue has led to numerous protests since 2015. A trash crisis that has been festering in Lebanon since 2015 came crashing into the spotlight once again this week after a powerful winter storm pushedmounds of garbage onto a beach just north of the country's capital, Beirut. The sight of trash on Lebanon's beaches has become a national embarrassment for a country that...

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A view of the smokestack of the 47-year old Cheswick coal-fired power plant October 26, 2017, in Springdale, Pennsylvania. (Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images) At a Glance The "once in, always in" policy, part ofthe Clean Air Act, is being revoked. The policy, in place since 1995,mandated that a source of pollution deemed "major" would always remain so and be regulated as such.Opponents of the move say it will allow hundreds of facilities to increase dangerous emissions. The U.S. Environmental Agency hasreversed...

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