By Daniel Farber
The Obama administration's most important effort to address climate change, the Clean Power Plan (CPP), comes before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit this fall and will almost inevitably go from there to the Supreme Court. If the CPP survives, much of the credit will go to the precedent set by a 2014 case, EPA v. EME Homer City Generator L.P. That case offers a roadmap of how to successfully defend a bold, ...
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