Ed Whitfield said...

There is nothing in the Clean Air Act that even suggests such sweeping agency action is authorized.

Whitfield argues that EPA's actions exceed its legal authority under the Clean Air Act.

10/21/2015

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The impacts of this climate agenda go beyond the lost jobs and consumer pain.

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These bills extend the life of the licenses by 6 to 8 years, allowing these job-creating projects to move forward.

I, along with others, would be flabbergasted if the Court ruled this action is legal.