Energy and Environment

Court to hear arguments against EPA ozone rule

By John Siciliano
Published November 8, 2016 8:53pm ET
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Court to hear arguments against EPA ozone rule
The ozone rules have been met with opposition in Congress, with the GOP looking to make changes to curtail the EPA's ability to make changes to the ozone standards at its discretion and with little concern for its feasibility or its impact on the economy. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File) | David J. Phillip

The new year will kick off with oral arguments in a case opposing President Obama’s environmental regulations for reducing smog-forming ozone emissions, the federal appeals court in Washington has announced.

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