With the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, there is lots of speculation about what rulings might be revisited and possibly changed with his addition to the Supreme bench. One topic is the Massachusetts vs. EPA decision which gave EPA the opening to decide CO2 endangered the US population. But many do not yet grasp how flimsy and limited is the CO2 endangerment decision by EPA. As we shall see below, it was narrowly constrained to mobile sources of emissions. To extend that to stationary sources like power plants is a whole different ballgame, and one EPA is unlikely to win even if it tried. That is why the Supreme court stayed the Clean Power Plan, even with Judge Kennedy active. More detail and the technical issues are expounded below.
Robert Henneke writes a fine article in Washington Examiner Trump has a chance to rein in Obama’s out-of-control EPA Henneke…
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