In Georgia V

In Georgia v. Tennessee Copper Company, the Supreme Court decided that a polluting copper smelting operation could:

A) not be shut down because it would cause too much economic harm
B) be heavily fined for polluting the air of a neighboring state
C) be enjoined from operating if it could not control its pollution output
D) be forced to shut down by the federal government for violating environmental regulations
E) none of the other choices