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Supreme Court to Hear EPA Authority and Emissions Standards Cases

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider critical cases on EPA authority and environmental regulations, including vehicle emissions standards and greenhouse gases, with potential far-reaching impacts on federal policy and climate change efforts.
Published on April 6, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court's current term includes several high-stakes cases focused on environmental regulations, notably those involving the EPA’s authority over vehicle emissions standards and greenhouse gases. These cases, highlighted in recent reports from Reuters and AP News, could reshape federal environmental policies and the government’s approach to addressing climate change.

Additional cases in the docket—ranging from water pollution to power plant emissions—underscore the broader national debate over regulatory authority. With opinions emerging as early as March and April 2025, the Court’s decisions are expected to have lasting impacts on how federal agencies enforce environmental protections and balance economic interests with public health and environmental sustainability.


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