"The U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced late Friday that it would challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act, setting the stage for a protracted legal battle with the Obama administration over global warming.
The chamber said it was filing a petition with the agency challenging the EPA's process in determining that greenhouse gases endanger human health and are thus subject to Clean Air Act regulation. The challenge is likely to lead to a court battle."
Jim Tankersley reports for the Los Angeles Times February 13, 2010.
See Also:
"NCBA Asks EPA To Reconsider Endangerment Finding" (Drovers Alert)
"States Step Up to Defend Endangerment Finding" (TreeHugger)
"16 States and New York City Back the EPA’s Endangerment Finding on CO2" (Climate Action Network)
Industry Groups Challenge EPA Endangerment Finding
Source: LA Times, 02/15/2010
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