Supreme Court Gives Qualified Support for EPA to Set Carbon Emissions Limits

InsideClimate News
Feb 24, 2014, 8:50 pm64 pts
(Guardian) Environmental campaigners drew solace from a Supreme Court hearing on greenhouse gas controls on Monday that left justices appearing to support the US government’s broad role in setting emissions limits for power stations. The case, brought by power companies and 13 states including Texas, argued…

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