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when we structure environmental law.
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Another key question, number five,
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is should we allow preemption?
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Preemption is a really interesting idea
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that the federal government could prevent a state
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from adopting regulations that might be different or less restrictive
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than the federal standards.
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And the Clean Air Act is a great example of this.
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Because the Clean Air Act does preempt states
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from adopting regulations that are different from the federal standards
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with respect to vehicle emissions, power plant emissions,
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mercury emissions.