Supreme Court allows Biden to implement plan to curb carbon emissions from power plants
- The Supreme Court has permitted a Biden administration regulation that limits pollution from coal-fired power plants to remain effective amid ongoing legal challenges.
- The rule mandates that many coal-fired power plants must capture 90% of their carbon emissions or cease operations within eight years.
- Environmental groups support the regulation, stating it is reasonable, cost-effective, and achievable, and it falls within the EPA's responsibilities to control harmful pollution.
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