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Creative Statutory Interpretation: How the EPA Escaped Regulation of Motor Vehicle Emissions under the Clean Air Act. Massachusetts v. EPA

Erin C. Bartley

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7 (2005)."CO 2 emissions account for 83 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions . . . .

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7 (2005)."CO 2 emissions account for 83 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions . . . .

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7 (2005)."CO 2 emissions account for 83 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions . . . .

Key concepts: Clean Air Act, Statutory law, Statutory interpretation, Environmental regulation, Business, Environmental science, Law, Waste management

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