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Kentucky Attorney General Challenges Biden EPA Air Quality Rule
Coleman says the rule lacks EPA authority and could raise costs for manufacturers, utilities and farmers as a 25-state coalition backs the challenge.
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Kentucky Attorney General Challenges Biden EPA Air Quality Rule
FRANKFORT – Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Friday that he is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a Biden-era EPA air quality regulation that he says has raised […]
·Nicholasville, United States
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Kentucky AG Takes EPA Soot Rule Fight to Supreme Court
Kentucky is taking its fight against tougher federal air-quality rules all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, with Attorney General Russell Coleman arguing the Environmental Protection Agency overstepped its authority when it tightened the nation's soot pollution standard by 25%. Coleman filed the petition Friday, asking the justices to review a Biden-era rule that lowered the annual limit on fine particulate matter, commonly known as soot. The …
·San Francisco, United States
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