Federal Court Throws Out Two Trump-Eased Clean Air Rules
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A federal appeals court on Monday invalidated two Clean Air Act rules set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Trump administration, including a rule that delayed until 2021 the mandate for states to have a plan to implement landfill emissions standards by November 2017 or elect to be subject to a federal plan. California and eight other states filed a lawsuit opposing the delay.
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