Supreme Court Blocks EPA 'Good Neighbor' Ozone Emission Rule.

UNITED States. Environmental Protection Agency; APPELLATE courts; CONSTITUTIONAL courts; BIDEN, Joe, 1942-; UNITED States. Supreme Court; ENVIRONMENTAL law; OZONE; AIR traffic rules; LEGAL judgments; CLEAN Air Act (U.S.)

The US Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a Biden administration rule that would have imposed stricter emissions requirements on power plants and pipelines in certain states to reduce ozone pollution. The court's decision came in response to challenges from upwind states, industry groups, and companies. The rule, known as the "good neighbor" rule, was put on hold while the courts consider the legal challenges. The case will now be reviewed by a federal appeals court. The rule was originally set to take effect in August 2023 and would have applied to 11 states. [Extracted from the article]

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