Supreme Court ruling limits EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "By the time EPA comes out with a new rulemaking, it's possible, at least for most of the power sector, that that's largely moot."
56% : It did that with a three-part plan -- heat rate improvements to make power plants run more efficiently, shifting power generation away from coal power plants to gas-fired plants and then eventually shift away from all fossil fuel-fired power plants to renewable energy.
55% : "In Colorado, we are showing the nation how cost savings from clean energy is rapidly reducing pollution, saving people money and creating jobs.
48% : On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a ruling that significantly limits the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
47% : "Basically, you can't shift generation away from one coal-fired power plant to a gas-fired power plant or to new renewable energy sources.
42% : I think for those of us who are hoping that EPA could take aggressive and significant action to address climate change, in particular greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 emissions from power plant, we're not going to see that," Skinner-Thompson said.

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