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New source rule 'far exceeds' EPA authority, foes tell court
States, industry groups and power companies yesterday fired their opening shots in the legal battle over the Obama administration's carbon rule for new power plants.
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Amanda Reilly, E&E News reporter
States, industry groups and power companies yesterday fired their opening shots in the legal battle over the Obama administration's carbon rule for new power plants.
Attorneys for Big Oil and the city of Baltimore will square off next week in a Supreme Court battle that could change the trajectory of more than a dozen U.S. climate change lawsuits.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
The $2 trillion climate plan promised by President-elect Joe Biden is about to collide with the meat grinder of the Senate.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
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Attorneys for Big Oil and the city of Baltimore will square off next week in a Supreme Court battle that could change the trajectory of more than a dozen U.S. climate change lawsuits.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
The $2 trillion climate plan promised by President-elect Joe Biden is about to collide with the meat grinder of the Senate.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire