be agency overreach. In a 6-3 decision in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency,[1] the Supreme Court on June 30 invalidated the Clean Power Plan, a U. S. Environmental Protection Agency regulation aimed at reducing carbon emissions by requiring coal-fired power plants to limit their electricity production or subsidize increased energy generation by natural gas, wind or solar sources. The court struck down the regulation based on the seldom-invoked "major questions doctrine. " The major questions doctrine provides that Congress cannot defer significant issues of national policy to an administrative. . .
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