The Supreme Court is likely to weaken the Biden administration's efforts to limit carbon dioxide emissions in West Virginia v. EPA, with several of the justices having probed the extent of EPA's authority in oral arguments. However, Biden officials remain confident in their ability to advance the administration's aggressive environmental agenda by using the Clean Air Act and other government powers.
The Biden administration is focused on ways to advance the ball on climate change policy
- The transition to green energy "is not going to live and die by the Supreme Court's decision tomorrow," said White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy.
- We're going to try to continue to do is to go faster," she said in reference to the future of Biden's climate agenda.
The White House and the EPA did not immediately respond to The Daily Caller News Foundation's requests for comment. republished content from TheDCNF.org.
- This article has been updated to include additional information from the EPA and the White House, as well as a statement from the director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
https://dailycaller.com/2022/06/29/michael-regan-epa-gina-mccarthy-scotus/
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