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Decision looms on future of Spruce power plant, San Antonio's biggest source of power — and pollution
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CPS Energy plan lays out costs of closing — or converting — Spruce coal plant
Power plant owned by San Antonio utility CPS Energy one of nation's biggest toxic polluters, study says | San Antonio News | San Antonio | San Antonio Current
End of San Antonio's last coal-fired power plant in sight; CPS likely to rely more on natural gas
