On the recordJanuary 17, 2017
The Supreme Court overturned EPA's Mercury and Air Toxics Rule in 2015 because the EPA failed to--ignored the fact that the cost was $9.6 billion annually of the rule.
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congress.govJim Inhofe: “The Supreme Court overturned EPA's Mercury and Air Toxics Rule in 2015 because the EPA failed to--ignored the fact that…”
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Inhofe highlights the financial implications of EPA regulations.
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