The Supreme Court's Decision in Chamber of Commerce of the United

The Supreme Court's decision in Chamber of Commerce of the United States v. Environmental Protection Agency (2014) was significant because it

A) determined that organized business groups did not have standing to file suits against the Environmental Protection Agency.
B) outlawed congressional oversight hearings and investigations of independent executive branch agencies.
C) clearly stated that federal courts would not hear cases involving the implementation of decisions made by executive branch agencies.
D) affirmed the idea that courts will give considerable deference to administrative agencies in the rule-making process.