A plan by the National Governors Association (NGA) to help four coal-heavy states craft plans for attaining EPA greenhouse gas (GHG) targets for existing power plants is prompting backlash from rule opponents who complain that the NGA effort is being run by an ex-EPA official and other experts who were previously associated with what they consider anti-business groups.
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