North Carolina v. EPA

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North Carolina v. EPA is a 2008 D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals case that significantly limited the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to implement interstate air pollution controls under the Clean Air Act, leading to the invalidation of the Clean Air Interstate Rule.

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instanceOf D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals case
United States federal court case
abbreviation CAIR NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs North Carolina v. Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
branchOfGovernment judicial branch
category United States administrative case law
United States air pollution case law
United States environmental case law
citationStatus precedent in the D.C. Circuit on interstate air pollution regulation
concernedRegulation Clean Air Interstate Rule NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
court United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit NERFINISHED
decisionDate 2008
effect invalidated the Clean Air Interstate Rule as promulgated
significantly limited EPA authority to implement interstate air pollution controls under the Clean Air Act
governingLaw Administrative Procedure Act NERFINISHED
federal environmental statutes
holding The D.C. Circuit vacated the Clean Air Interstate Rule in part and remanded it to the EPA NERFINISHED
impact created legal uncertainty for regional air pollution control programs
prompted EPA to develop replacement interstate transport rules
issue Scope of EPA authority to regulate upwind emissions contributing to downwind nonattainment
Whether EPA’s Clean Air Interstate Rule complied with the Clean Air Act’s requirements for interstate pollution transport
jurisdiction United States federal courts NERFINISHED
legalArea Clean Air Act litigation
administrative law
air pollution control
environmental law
levelOfCourt federal appellate court
partyTypePetitioner U.S. state government
partyTypeRespondent federal administrative agency
petitioner State of North Carolina NERFINISHED
pollutantsAddressed nitrogen oxides
pollutantsAddressed sulfur dioxide
regulatorInvolved Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
regulatoryMechanismReviewed cap-and-trade program for power plant emissions
respondent United States Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
shortName North Carolina v. EPA NERFINISHED
statuteInterpreted Clean Air Act NERFINISHED
subjectMatter federal agency rulemaking review
judicial review of EPA regulations
typeOfPollution interstate air pollution
yearDecided 2008

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Clean Air Interstate Rule courtReview North Carolina v. EPA