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High court partially upholds President’s climate-change rule
The U.S. Supreme Court partially upheld one of President Barack Obama‘s early efforts against climate change, saying the Environmental Protection Agency had authority to impose new permitting requirements on large […]
Justices question Obama’s policy on climate change
The industries primarily affected by the requirements are power plants, chemical facilities, oil and gas projects and cement plants.
Justices weigh EPA pollution rule
U.S. Supreme Court justices hinted they might revive one of President Barack Obama’s biggest air- quality efforts, a rule that would curb emissions from coal- fired power plants in 28 states.
Obama’s pollution controls face court challenges
Two of President Barack Obama’s top pollution-control measures face courtroom tests today.
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