Supreme Court EPA climate ruling: What did Congress intend with Clean Air Act? ...Middle East

When it handed down its decision on West Virginia v. EPA on Thursday, the Supreme Court hung its judicial hat on the “major questions doctrine,” which the court summarized as addressing “agencies asserting highly consequential power beyond what Congress could reasonably be understood to have granted.” Justice Neil Gorsuch exaggerated this concern by warning against “unintentional, oblique, or otherwise unlikely intrusions.” It really comes down to: Did Congress write it down in the law, explicitly? The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) understood the non-referral constraint. Indeed, it accepted that courts of all ilk expect “Congress to speak clearly if it wishes to assign to an agen

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