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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 37 MIN

[News] Sixteen Pollution Lawsuits in a Year: How a Rule Gets Repealed Without Being Repealed

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The Justice Department filed 16 civil pollution cases in the year after Inauguration Day, against 86 in the comparable period of the first Trump term, and the legal reason that matters is that nobody has to justify not suing.

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