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I'm not sure what the legal standing for this is. If the EPA can legally grant states the ability to set their own emissions, why can't it revoke it or roll it
by jdhn 7y ago
I'm not sure what the legal standing for this is. If the EPA can legally grant states the ability to set their own emissions, why can't it revoke it or roll it back?
- xxpor 7y agoIt'd be more helpful to read the plaintiffs brief but one argument I'd guess they're making (as a non lawyer) is that the revolution was arbitrary and capricious under the administrative procedures act
- Alex3917 7y ago> If the EPA can legally grant states the ability to set their own emissions, why can't it revoke it or roll it back? The government isn't allowed to change policies they've already created unless there is a compelling reason to. Otherwise every government policy would completely change every two years after each election.
- Fjolsvith 7y agoWhat law requires this?