Even With EPA’s Supreme Court Loss, Will It Win?

By Jim Swift

Published June 30, 2015 1:06pm ET

Even With EPA’s Supreme Court Loss, Will It Win? — To critics of the Obama administration’s aggressive use of regulatory power, today’s 5-4 high court ruling against the EPA in Michigan v. EPA might sound like a good thing. But the administrator of the EPA is sure she has the last laugh. As The Hill reports, the case: centers on the EPA’s first limits on mercury, arsenic and acid gases emitted by […]

To critics of the Obama administration’s aggressive use of regulatory power, today’s 5-4 high court ruling against the EPA in Michigan v. EPA might sound like a good thing. But the administrator of the EPA is sure she has the last laugh.

As The Hill reports, the case:

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