Supreme Court to Evaluate Biden's Air Pollution Plan
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge from Republican-led states and industry groups seeking to block the Biden administration's implementation of the "good neighbor" rule, a regulation aimed at reducing smog and air pollution. The rule requires the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to periodically review and revise the interstate pollution rule to align with health guidelines and science. The Biden EPA strengthened the rule in March, but it is being challenged in multiple courts. The Republican states and industry groups argue that the rule threatens the reliability of the nation's electric grid. The court has set oral arguments for February.
- Supreme Court to take up Biden ‘good neighbor’ smog and climate rule CNN
- Supreme Court to review EPA's power to curb downwind pollution The Washington Post
- Supreme Court to hear arguments on blocking EPA cross-state smog pollution rule The Hill
- Supreme Court Will Consider Putting Biden's Plan to Address Air Pollution on Hold The New York Times
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