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The Clean Air Trust has filed a "friend of the court" brief urging the Supreme Court to reject industry efforts to require that EPA consider costs when setting national clean air standards. For 30 years, the standards have been set on the basis of health alone.
Read the entire brief:
- Clean Air Trust Brief (PDF file*)
Briefs filed by our allies:
- American Lung Association Brief (PDF file*)
- Environmental Defense Brief (PDF file*)
- US PIRG Brief (PDF file*)
Background materials:
- The Clean Air Act Already Includes Costs
- A Brief Chronology of the Clean Air Act
- Health Effects of Ozone and Particulate Matter Air Pollution
- The Contested EPA Standards For Smog and Soot
- A Partial List of Sources of Other Information
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