Blue states sue EPA over emissions rules repeal on fossil-fuel power plants
A coalition of 25 states and cities, led by New York’s attorney general, has filed a lawsuit to challenge the Trump-era EPA’s rollback of pollution standards for fossil fuel power plants. They seek to overturn the EPA’s final rule in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, arguing that the repeal undermines protections against pollution from power plants. The page also includes subscription prompts for Washington Examiner readers to access full content and stay informed with news, analysis, and commentary.
A coalition of 25 states and cities, led by New York’s attorney general, has filed a lawsuit to overturn the Trump EPA‘s repeal of pollution standards for fossil fuel power plants.
The group filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Thursday to strike down the agency’s final rule.
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