Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency

from U.S. Supreme Court 2006 Term Arguments

A case in which the Court ruled that states could sue the EPA for potential damage to their territory caused by global warming, and that the Clean Air Act imposes a duty upon the EPA to regulate the emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases that contribute to global warming.

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