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Trump’s big gamble to gut US power plant emissions rules loses in court, opening a door for new climate rules

  • Written by Daniel Farber, Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley
imageFossil fuel power plants contribute to climate change by releasing greenhouse gases that trap heat near Earth's surface.AP Photo/J. David Ake

Joe Biden got a big judicial win for his climate agenda just hours before his inauguration as U.S. president. The case involved federal plans for cutting power plant emissions and a big gamble by the Trump...

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