Edison Electric Institute v. Environmental Protection Agency

How courts have described this case

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• a court 6 must give deference to the EPA “when it evaluates ‘scientific 7 data within its technical expertise.’”
• “[report] is not strictly binding upon EPA and any deviation from the Report is not per se arbitrary and capricious”; “real question is whether EPA adequately accounted for any departures” from factors described in report
• “[report] is not strictly binding upon EPA and any deviation from the Report is not per se arbitrary and capricious”; “real question is whether EPA adequately accounted for any departures” from factors described in report

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