Addressing Climate Change Through the Clean Air Act
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As the Supreme Court recognized nearly 14 years ago, climate change has been called “the most pressing environmental challenge of our time.” — Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency (2007). Soon thereafter, the U.S. government determined that greenhouse gas emissions are polluting our atmosphere and causing significant …
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