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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSupreme court says EPA can't regulate powerplant emmisdions.
Lets just keep pouring filth into the air.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/30/-supreme-court-says-epa-lacks-authority-on-climate-standards-for-power-plants.html
CA needs to set up coal plants on the AZ and NV boarders
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Supreme court says EPA can't regulate powerplant emmisdions. (Original Post)
Old Crank
Jun 2022
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comradebillyboy
(10,143 posts)1. Well there weren't any power plants back in 1790 so ...
RoeVWade
(200 posts)2. Appears to me Court prefers science be ruled by political whims, not the other way around.
nt/
Seeking Serenity
(2,840 posts)3. This is disinformation
That is not at all what the Court held.
Their holding was bad enough, but this summation is wrong and thus not helpful.
Irish_Dem
(46,922 posts)4. If the EPA cannot regulate emissions what is the point?
Old Crank
(3,571 posts)5. The case should never been brought up.
The regulation was not in effect so there was no damage to the company.
This is a pre-emptive strike on the government's ability to regulate.
BlueCheeseAgain
(1,654 posts)6. Not under current law, in any case.
However, as I understand it, Congress can give EPA that power. SCOTUS ruled that it hasn't yet done so.