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Dena Adler

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EPA’s Repeal of the Endangerment Finding Will Cost Society

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By Dena Adler
| The Regulatory Review
EPA’s lopsided focus on regulatory costs ignores the much larger forgone benefits and the law. Earlier this year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rescinded its 2009 factual conclusion that greenhouse gases from new motor vehicles endanger the public—commonly known as the endangerment finding. Under the Clean Air Act, this finding triggered an obligation for EPA to regulate these emissions. The rescission threatens to gut an important avenue for federal climate progress.
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The Major Questions Doctrine Can’t Save EPA’s Big Climate Repeal Original

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By Dena Adler, Kate Welty
| Bloomberg Law
The Trump administration attacked a linchpin of federal climate policy last week: The Environmental Protection Agency formally repealed the landmark endangerment finding and all greenhouse gas emission standards for cars and trucks. The endangerment finding is a 2009 determination by the EPA that greenhouse gas emissions from new cars and trucks cause or contribute to dangerous air pollution.
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EPA’s Vehicle Emissions Regulation U-Turn Defies Supreme Court

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By Dena Adler, Kate Welty
| Bloomberg Tax
The Environmental Protection Agency is slamming the brakes on years of effort to control greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks. For 15 years, across both Democratic and Republican administrations, including the first Trump administration, the EPA has regulated greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles. But in a new proposal, the agency argues it was mistaken all along.
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