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Russell Coleman gives his acceptance speech after wining the seat for attorney general on Nov 7, 2023, in Louisville Kentucky. Coleman’s office will use $3 million the General Assembly awarded in the 2024 legislative session to fight federal climate and pollution regulations.

When Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman told state lawmakers in January about the budget needs of his office, Rep. Patrick Flannery, R-Olive Hill, asked if he needed more resources to address a “regulatory avalanche†regarding a “green agenda†coming from the federal government.

Coleman, a Republican, said his office would welcome them, saying there was a “shotgun of regulation targeting the coal industry, targeting coal-fired power plants†in the near term.

This story from Liam Niemeyer was originally published by the Kentucky Lantern at .

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