The Environmental Protection Agency unlawfully extended deadlines for companies to report greenhouse gas emissions, a new lawsuit alleges.
Green groups filed a protective petition for review in the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit Thursday, alleging further delays to releasing air pollution data prevents the public from accessing “vital information.”
The agency has proposed completely revoking the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program as part of a broader deregulatory campaign that scraps climate change language and unwinds rules governing planet-warming emissions. In the meantime, the agency proposed in February to push the reporting deadline for 2025 data from ...
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