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Supreme Court Hobbles EPA's Ability to Regulate Power Plant Emissions, Sets Precedent to Cripple Agency's Future
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39% : Cook warned that other industry-friendly states could use the ruling to pursue catastrophic weakening of environmental rules. 30% : The court's decision in the case, West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, doesn't just pose a threat to Biden administration plans for tackling the climate catastrophe.
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