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Amy Coney Barrett: “A court might say that the EPA does not displace federal common lawmaking authority.”

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So are you saying that, if so, the federal government has now said that some interpreted 7521 in the EPA to not give EPA the authority to regulate greenhouse gases from motor vehicles. So potentially, then A court might say that the EPA does not displace federal common lawmaking authority. As to that, you're saying that even if someone invoked a federal common law nuisance cause of action, that as a matter of federal common law, a district court will, … (05:37–05:43)

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Asserts that a court might rule that the EPA does not displace federal common lawmaking authority.

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