The EPA’s proposed upheaval of climate and air regulations rests on uncertain legal ground, especially in a post-Chevron landscape that will leave more Clean Air Act interpretation in the hands of judges.
The Trump administration touted the March 12 overhaul of methane, mercury, carbon, and other emission rules as “historic,” and key for restoring reliable American energy and security. Even the longstanding carbon endangerment finding is being reconsidered as part of the deregulation suite announced by Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin.
But a Supreme Court case that President Donald Trump has celebrated in the past could make the ...
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