An increase in emergency petitions this summer at the US Supreme Court could derail the Biden administration’s air emissions plans, while opening the floodgates for challengers to launch similar campaigns against the agency’s efforts to regulate air pollution.
Some of the Biden administration’s recent actions to stem air toxics and climate emissions are at risk of being halted, including power plant rules, mercury standards, and methane limits.
Republican-led states, companies, and industry groups who filed the emergency stay applications claim that the Environmental Protection Agency is crafting rules that stifle innovation and put pressure on industry to ...
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