It's not clear what the U.S. Supreme Court had in mind recently when it ruled the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) does not yet have the authority to regulate climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions. Was it protecting Congress's authority from incursion by the executive branch? Or was its aim to throw the crackdown on power plant pollution back to the wolves? Something else is unclear, too. What is the obligation of the federal government's three branches to respect the precedents set by their predecessors? On the one hand, times change. Some rulings, laws and executive actions also must change to remain relevant. On the other hand, insufficient respect for precedent causes
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