A federal court has scrapped the Trump administration’s “science transparency” regulation, granting a request from the EPA in light of a recent decision casting doubt on the rule’s legality.
Lawyers for the Environmental Protection Agency on Sunday filed an unopposed request for the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana to vacate the rule and remand it to the agency. Chief Judge Brian Morris granted the request in a short order Monday.
The decision saves President Joe Biden’s administration the significant time and resources it would have had to spend to unwind the Trump administration rule through a standard ...
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