In re Guerra

How courts have described this case

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• \the jurisdictional provisions of the Clean Air Act 'have been sources of periodic confusion' \ (footnote omitted)
• “the jurisdictional provisions of the Clean Air Act ‘have been sources of periodic confusion’ ” (footnote omitted)
• \Only by straining the meaning of the words 'approving' and 'promulgating' could it be said that challenges to interpretations or applications of EPA regulations constitute attacks on 'the Administrator's action in approving or promulgating' any state implementation plan.\

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