U.S. Supreme Court's power plant ruling expected to hinder future climate action
by Zack Hale, S&P Global Platts | Source: S&P Global Platts | Posted 06/30/2022
The ruling will likely hamper the Biden administration's ability to issue future climate and energy rules
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