by Dino Grandoni
Washington Post
The landmark 2007 decision, called Massachusetts vs. Environmental Protection Agency, gave the federal government the power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions…
“I can’t see a Trump appointee upholding Massachusetts v. EPA,” said Steve Milloy, a former member of Trump’s transition team who serves as a board member of the Heartland Institute, a libertarian think tank dismissive of the scientific consensus on climate change.
Noting the increasingly right-leaning tilt of the high court, Milloy added: “If you force them to vote on it, we win.”