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Will We Ever Stop Overestimating the Cost of Complying with Environmental Regulations?

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It turned out that compliance costs were much less than originally estimated by EPA – let alone by industry. billion price tag originally put on the MATS rule lived on, even after it was clear that that number was way off. And that’s not just industry’s estimates; EPA repeatedly overestimates the cost to comply with its rules.

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US Supreme Court Limits EPA’s Authority to Establish Emission Guidelines for the Power Sector

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EPA , the Supreme Court limited the authority of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce greenhouse gases by setting emission guidelines for existing power plants, characterizing the energy generation shifting strategy proposed in the Clean Power Plan (CPP) as an overreach of the agency’s power.

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District Court Remands Lawsuit Involving Contaminated Water Supply Despite Federal Involvement in Cleanup

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Ameren removed the case to federal court because it had been subject to an administrative settlement with EPA to perform the cleanup pursuant to CERCLA, but on November 2, 2023, the U.S. Read More » Tags: CERCLA , Cost Recovery , Federal Jurisdiction , Removal , Subject Matter Jurisdiction

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EPA’s Email Does Not Constitute A Final Agency Action, Tenth Circuit Finds

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of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit dismissed a petition for review filed by Sinclair Wyoming Refining Company, LLC (“Sinclair”) of an email from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) for lack of jurisdiction because it was not a final agency action. Matheson, Jr.

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Will We Ever Stop Overestimating the Cost of Complying with Environmental Regulations?

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It turned out that compliance costs were much less than originally estimated by EPA – let alone by industry. billion price tag originally put on the MATS rule lived on, even after it was clear that that number was way off. And that’s not just industry’s estimates; EPA repeatedly overestimates the cost to comply with its rules.

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EPA to Regulate Hazardous Air Pollutants From Power Plants Under Michigan Factors

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EPA’s Clean Air Act (“CAA”) rulemakings directed at power plants are often the target of regulatory challenges in federal court. EPA, 576 U.S. Read More » Tags: Air , Clean Air Act , EPA , HAPs , Hazardous Air Pollutants , Rulemaking 13956 (Mar. 743 (2015). at 13957; see also 85 Fed.

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EPA Can Reconsider Rulemaking without Vacatur in Clean Air Act Citizen Suit, Sixth Circuit Holds

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Read More » Tags: Administrative Appeals , Citizen Suit , Clean Air Act , Sixth Circuit , Standing Sierra Club et al. 21-3057, 2023 WL 1873168, at * 1 (6th Cir.