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December 2005
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Second Circuit Refuses to Accord Defense to EPA in Title V Matter
New York Public Interest Research Group, Inc v. Johnson, ___F.3d___
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals refused to defer to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) judgment in its refusal to grant a petition objecting to a Title V operating permit for two major stationary sources in New York. The court found the rationale behind EPA’s decision to be inconsistent with Title V of the Clean Air Act (CAA; Title V).
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