Supreme Court overturns Chevron decision
Jun 28, 2024, 10:18 AM | Updated: 1:55 pm
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court overturned the Chevron decision, a 1984 case that established a range of regulations related to public health, safety in the workplace and protections for consumers.
According to the Associated Press, the decision commonly known as Chevron allowed federal agencies to “fill in the details” that laws do not specify.
The ruling today that overturned Chevron means that’s no longer the case, which could have broad implications for issues involving federal lands.
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