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An exasperated Sixth Circuit panel on Thursday looked for an easy way to dismiss Kentucky's and industry groups' appeal of the dismissal of their challenges to a federal government rule defining the scope of the Clean Water Act. The panel appeared unconvinced during oral arguments by Kentucky’s attempt to challenge a federal waters rule that has since been amended by the Biden administration.
The D.C. Circuit refused Friday to block the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's rule curbing greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, saying challengers haven't shown they're likely to succeed in overturning the regulations. https://t.co/Wll6EcFjFZ https://t.co/Q5vt1eGTln
A three-judge panel on Friday rejected a request from more than two dozen red states to halt the Environmental Protection Agency's rule on carbon emissions and power plants. https://t.co/76AwKNixmY
US appeals court allows EPA rule on coal-fired power plants to remain in place amid legal challenges My @AP story on victory for #Biden admin, environmentalists. Industry groups vow to appeal to #Scotus https://t.co/s7Ei9FybZU
