Friends of the Earth v. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Nelson Rockefeller, in His Capacity as Governor of New York

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• requiring the Administrator to explain further “his determinations regarding the parking ban strategy, the necessary assurances concerning funding and personnel, and the twenty percent ban on taxicab cruising.”
• upholding EPA’s approval of New York’s plan for reducing parking in Manhattan based upon New York’s commitment to adopt specific implementing regulations to fill in the details
• Administrator could fully approve SIP and give state additional time to provide needed details so long as state gave adequate commitment and detail to ensure attainment of air quality standards
• EPA could assume state would implement plan despite absence of detail
• impact of mass transit and parking

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