Administrative extension of coal plant operation order shows moderate regulatory capture (3) and some rule of law concerns (2) regarding energy policy reversal, but constitutional impact remains low (A=9.38). Single-state scope and policy_change mechanism with moderate population affected limits structural damage. B-score (20.46) reflects significant media appeal around climate/fossil fuel narrative and outrage potential, but falls short of distraction threshold. The D-score of -11.08 suggests modest distraction lean, but neither score crosses the 25-point threshold for list classification. This is routine administrative action within executive authority over energy policy, lacking mechanism for lasting constitutional harm. Classification: Noise - generates attention around climate policy but represents standard regulatory discretion without structural democratic impact.