Preemptive Supreme Court case - Windowless dorms - Global minimum tax

[The Supreme Court's decision to hear an appeal in the case of West Virginia vs. EPA] was unusual because the administration has yet to issue any such regulations. But the coalition of [19 coal states that signed onto the appeal] said the court should act now to prevent new regulations that could “force dramatic changes in how and where electricity is produced.”
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[West Virginia Atty. Gen. Patrick Morrisey] argued that only Congress, not the EPA, has the authority to revamp the economy to cope with climate change.
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The court’s conservatives have long been skeptical of the Environmental Protection Agency’s application of the Clean Air Act to fight climate change. In February 2016, the court issued a 5-4 order that stopped President Obama’s Clean Power Plan from taking effect. It would have forced broad changes at power plants and required many to switch from using coal.