Monday, June 20, 2011

SCOTUS FAILS TEST - WHY DOESN'T CONGRESS SIMPLY DEFUND EPA?

Supreme Court Rejects Environmentalists' Suit Demanding Power Plant Emissions Cuts

Published June 20, 2011 
| FoxNews.com
    WASHINGTON -- In the most significant global warming case to reach its front doors, the Supreme Court on Monday blocked a major lawsuit brought by states and environmental groups against five large power companies they accused of creating a public nuisance because of carbon dioxide emissions.

    The court ruled 8-0 that the authority to set standards for reducing emissions lies with the Environmental ProtectionAgency, under air pollution rules established by the Clean Air Act. The court said just because the EPA hasn't acted yet doesn't mean that its authority is no longer valid.


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