Supreme Court's Chevron Reversal Undermines Federal Regulatory Power
The decision curtails agencies' authority to enforce environmental, health, and safety regulations, shifting power back to Congress.
- The Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine, ending four decades of deference to federal agencies' expertise.
- This decision hampers the federal government's ability to regulate pollution and enforce environmental protections.
- Several recent rulings have preemptively blocked environmental regulations before lower courts could review them.
- Experts warn that this shift could lead to increased pollution and hinder efforts to combat climate change.
- The ruling reflects a broader conservative strategy to limit regulatory power and reshape administrative law.
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