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In re West Virginia
In re Peabody Energy Corp. ↗
15-1284United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia (D.C. Cir.)1 entry
Filing Date
Document
Type
08/13/2015
Emergency renewed petition for extraordinary writ filed.
Petition
In re West Virginia ↗
15-1277United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia (D.C. Cir.)7 entries
Filing Date
Document
Type
09/09/2015
Order issued denying emergency petitions for extraordinary writ.
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals denied emergency petitions for extraordinary writ in which 15 states and Peabody Energy Corporation sought to prevent the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from moving forward with its Clean Power Plan. In early August, EPA released the prepublication version of the final Clean Power Plan rule, which regulates carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants. EPA has submitted the final rule for publication in the Federal Register and believes that it will be published by the end of October. In denying the petitions, the D.C. Circuit said that the petitioners had not satisfied the “stringent standards” for staying agency action.
Decision
08/31/2015
Opposition to emergency petitions for extraordinary writ filed by environmental groups.
Opposition
08/31/2015
Response in opposition to emergency petitions filed by EPA.
Opposition
08/24/2015
Order issued consolidating Peabody Energy Corp. emergency renewed petition for extraordinary writ.
Decision