States Sue EPA Over Greenhouse Gas Repeal
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Twenty-four states and numerous cities and counties are suing the EPA over its recent repeal of a key 2009 scientific finding on greenhouse gases. This finding, which declared carbon dioxide and other emissions a threat to public health and welfare, served as the basis for major U.S. climate regulations. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, argues that the EPA is neglecting its duty to protect Americans. State leaders claim that climate change is causing significant harm to residents and economies, and that the federal government is disregarding science and law. The case could potentially reach the Supreme Court, which now has a more conservative makeup.
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