Federal judges reverse position on clean air rule, giving Obama time to replace it
(NEWSER) - A federal appeals court has decided that a flawed clean air law is better than no clean air law, the New York Times reports. Reversing an earlier judgment, the court ruled to temporarily reinstate the Clean Air Interstate Rule—which limits emissions from coal-fired power plants in 28 states—while the EPA works to fix the rule’s “fundamental flaws.” The rule goes into effect January 1. More»
