EPA Greenhouse-Gas Rules Draw U.S. Supreme Court Scrutiny

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The U.S. Supreme Court said it will scrutinize the Environmental Protection Agency’s first-ever push to curb greenhouse-gas emissions, agreeing to hear appeals from industry trade groups and Republican-led states.

The justices today said they will decide whether the EPA was justified in setting up new permit requirements for stationary sources of pollution, including power plants and factories.

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EPA Greenhouse-Gas Rules Draw U.S. Supreme Court Scrutiny