New York Times

It is entirely possible, indeed likely, that the question of what the E.P.A. can and cannot do will eventually come before the Supreme Court in what Jody Freeman, a professor and environmental expert at Harvard University, has predicted will be “a blockbuster” case.

Jody Freeman, a professor of environmental law at Harvard University and a former legal counsel in the Obama administration, said the expected legal battle would be “a blockbuster” if it reached the Supreme Court. “It could foreclose a new administration from doing something more ambitious,” she said.

“’These are life-extension projects for coal plants,’ said Jody Freeman, a Harvard law professor and former counsel to the Obama administration. ‘It’s a very calculated effort to go in the opposite direction from what’s needed.”’