"The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is planning to fix by this spring the problem that caused the Supreme Court to rule against its major air pollution regulation in July.
The EPA told a lower court on Monday that it is formulating a plan to conduct cost-benefit analysis as part of a revision of its finding that the mercury rule is “appropriate and necessary.”
“EPA intends to submit a declaration establishing the agency’s plan to complete the required consideration of costs for the ‘appropriate and necessary’ finding by spring of next year,” the agency wrote in a filing with the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit."
Timothy Cama reports for The Hill August 10, 2015.
SEE ALSO:
"Arrival of the Cost-Benefit State" (High Country News)
"EPA Moves To Fix Air Pollution Rule After Supreme Court Loss"
Source: The Hill, 08/11/2015
