On the recordNovember 13, 2017
The issue reminds me of the EPA's mercury rule that the Supreme Court overturned in 2015 because the agency did not take the cost of the rule into account.
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congress.govThe issue reminds me of the EPA's mercury rule that the Supreme Court overturned in 2015 because the agency did not take the cost of the rule into account.
Inhofe compares current EPA regulations to a past overturned rule.
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