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SCOTUS rules against EPA Limiting Mercury emissions
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102789580

Interesting. This seems to be a blow to the strength of the EPA.

They must now consider the costs associated with regulation.

Thoughts?
06-29-2015 10:02 AM
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RE: SCOTUS rules against EPA Limiting Mercury emissions
This is probably their most impactful decision this week.

The ones that got the media attention were basically just confirming the status quo. This one actually changes something.
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