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EPA’s New Approach to Cost Benefit Analysis: Charles Dickens or Alice in Wonderland?

I’ve only now had the opportunity to catch up with EPA’s proposed reconsideration of its approach to cost-benefit analysis for the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.  I don’t know whether I’ve gone down a rabbit hole or it’s just that the law is an ass.  Either way, it’s not good news.

As far as I can tell, EPA today does not really challenge the analysis performed in 2016 in response to Michigan v.… More