Natural Resources Defense Council

The Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group, has vowed to challenge the repeal of the 'endangerment finding' in court, emphasizing that federal courts have consistently upheld the United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate greenhouse gases. They view the repeal as a 'kill shot' to climate regulations.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, through its senior vice president Matthew Tejada, has voiced concerns about the disproportionate impact of the EPA's reversal on 'overburdened communities'.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, through John Walke, plans to challenge the United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency's potential rollback in court if it is finalized, arguing that it would deregulate facilities and leave a gap in federal emissions standards.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, through its senior attorney Erik Olson, expressed skepticism about the United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency's proposal, noting that such processes often do not lead to actual regulations.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, along with other environmental groups, has filed a lawsuit to block exemptions granted by President Donald Trump's administration from the Biden-era limits on Ethylene oxide.