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The House Energy & Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Energy and Power held a hearing on October 22 examining the legal issues relating to the Environmental Protection Agency's carbon dioxide regulations for new and existing power plants.

, Lawrence King Professor of Law and dean emeritus, testified at the hearing, entitled “.” In his , he argued that EPA’s Clean Power Plan is well-justified under the Clean Air Act and the Constitution, and "not an unprecedented power grab by the current administration, as opponents argue." 

Posted October 22, 2015