Reuters: European Union lawmakers are likely on Tuesday to support sweeping cuts in carbon emissions from coal plants, and tweak EU climate change proposals to ease costs for industries staring at recession. The vote on “Super Tuesday” will set the EU Parliament position on how to spend 30 billion euros ($40.77 billion) or more that EU member states will earn annually from selling carbon emissions permits from 2013. Until now, utilities have received most permits free, landing them …