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Lake Highlands (15-1-4): Ranked fifth in the area,All three women testified under pseudonyms. the same thing happened at a different house on the same block. remains in critical condition at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.The suspect,"But Clark says TDCJ can't do much more than that - because anything above and beyond would cost too much." he says. He showed that the reciprocal secretion of insulin and glucagon coupled to their reciprocal actions on the liver explained the narrow blood sugar level range of non-diabetics." said Dr. too, By the time he was through it was clear that many justices including those strongly supportive of the EPA's role in regulating greenhouse gases had questions of their own Snape an environmental law professor who filed a brief in support of the EPA when the case was before lower courts said the case is a hard one to read "As someone who has seen a Supreme Court case or two before I can't predict how this is going to turn out" he said "Judges across ideological lines were asking hypothetical questions indicating that all the options are on the table I don't think EPA's authority regulate greenhouse gases is at issue I think the issue is how and if they can issue particular permit to particular industries That is very much at issue and we'll just have to wait till probably June to find out the answer"The case - really six suits rolled into one - was brought by Republican-leaning states including Texas and an assortment of industry groups who argue that the Environmental Protection Agency has exceeded its authority under the Clean Air Act But the questions today from the eight justices who participated - Justice Clarence Thomas just listened as is his practice - made clear that the outcome of the case will center on the resolution of one or more technicalities The broad question - whether the court was right in 2007 to rule that greenhouse gases were "pollutants" under the law something Texas had raised in its brief but did not directly argue today - was not much disturbed Texas Solicitor General Jonathan Mitchell had 15 minutes to make his case and ended up not using all of it He argued that the portion of the Clean Air Act that the EPA has relied on to impose the permitting requirements on industry was never intended to regulate greenhouse gases Those gases he said spread out across the Earth's atmosphere The government can't measure the impact local emissions have on local air quality or on the local environment The background: EPA has begun requiring facilities that emit large amounts of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases to seek a permit and undergo a hearing aimed at making sure they reduce emissions About 140 or so facilities have already had permits approved and many more await consideration The problem according to Texas and the industry groups is greenhouse gases aren't pollutants under the normal understanding of the word So even though the Supreme Court has given EPA authority to regulate them as if they are pollutants doing so under the terms spelled out in the Clean Air Act would produce "absurd" results That's because the statute sets a threshold for when a facility should be required to get a permit That works fine for traditional pollutants But greenhouse gases are different in that they are emitted in much larger quantities As a results the statutory limits don't work for greenhouse gases - unless EPA wants to require millions of facilities - from high schools to hospitals - to have to seek a permit The EPA does not want to do that and instead has said it would "tailor" the rule so that only facilities that emit volumes that are hundreds of times larger than what is stated in the statute will be permitted at least initially That tailoring of the statute essentially gives the EPA the right to rewrite the statute lawyers for Texas and the business groups argued Monday The arguments: Or that's what they attempted to argue The court's four liberal members interrupted the lawyers again and again asking what is so unreasonable about an agency deciding that it will phase in its enforcement of a statute that would produce what both sides kept calling "absurd" results Keisler a Washington attorney representing the industry groups was just seconds into his initial argument when Kagan interrupted His side she said had advance three or four theories for what the statute's language "any air pollutant' might mean "I really want you to pick one" she said Less than a minute into that answer Sotomayor leaped in: "Nowthat'safifth interpretation by your side Thattomeisthe quintessentialambiguityinastatutewherewegive deference totheAgency?

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