Washington Times: The Navajo Nation plans to earn $50 million annually by building a coal-fired power plant on its New Mexico reservation. But its plans hit a snag earlier this week, when the Environmental Protection Agency, citing air pollution concerns, moved to revoke a Bush administration permit and block the project. Similar “green” reversals have grown commonplace at EPA, where Administrator Lisa Jackson has systematically upended the agency’s pro-industry tendencies of the past eight years. She …