Kyle Jenkins and Angelique Teague v. Sun River Ridge, LP

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that Congress gave the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) discretion to decide whether it should consider costs in making certain rules
• concluding that Congress gave the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) discretion to decide whether it should consider costs in making certain rules
• embracing single-step analysis because “if Congress has directly spoken to an issue then any agency interpretation contradicting what Congress has said would be unreasonable”
• declining to resolve whether \cost-benefit analysis is precluded under the [BAT] ... test[ ]\
• deeming it “eminently reasonable to conclude that [statutory provision’s] silence” on whether an agency can employ cost-benefit analysis “is meant to convey nothing more than a refusal to tie the agency’s hands”
• deeming it “eminently reasonable to conclude that [statutory provision’s] silence” on whether an agency can employ cost-benefit analysis “is meant to convey nothing more than a refusal to tie the agen- cy’s hands”

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