Environmentalists Eye New Court Fight With EPA On Utility GHG Limits
Environmentalists are preparing to take EPA back to court to force consideration of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions limits at power plants, with some advocates casting the issue as a test of whether the agency is serious in regulating the emissions after the Department of Justice (DOJ) recently cited current and pending GHG rules to dismiss a common law climate change suit against major utilities.
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