According to the Department of Energy, decrepit coal-fired power plants had to be kept open to avoid "unacceptable reliability risks within five years" unless something changed. You could be forgiven for thinking that calling this hypothetical situation an emergency was something of a stretch.
According to the Department of Energy, decrepit coal-fired power plants had to be kept open to avoid "unacceptable reliability risks within five years" unless something changed.
You could be forgiven for thinking that calling this hypothetical situation an emergency was something of a stretch.
Circuit in a Michigan case involving a coal plant that seemingly everyone except Trump wanted to close.
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According to the Department of Energy, decrepit coal-fired power plants had to be kept open to avoid "unacceptable reliability risks within five years" unless something changed. You could be forgiven for thinking that calling this hypothetical situation an emergency was something of a stretch. Circuit in a Michigan case involving a coal plant that seemingly everyone except Trump wanted to close.
The opinion avoids directly calling out the government's abuse of power. Instead, it keeps focused on basic issues of statutory interpretation.
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