SCOTUS favours fuel producers’ standing in case aiming to revoke California’s clean cars mandate -expert

Published 00:09 on April 25, 2025  /  Last updated at 00:09 on April 25, 2025  / /  Americas, US

Liquid fuel producers suing to rescind California’s clean cars mandate will likely be granted standing by a unanimous or near-unanimous US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruling, but the case will then face a tough road winning on its merits, an environmental law specialist said Thursday.
Liquid fuel producers suing to rescind California’s clean cars mandate will likely be granted standing by a unanimous or near-unanimous US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruling, but the case will then face a tough road winning on its merits, an environmental law specialist said Thursday.


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