In Massachusetts v. EPA, Massachusetts and other states sued the EPA for not regulating vehicle emissions that may contribute to greenhouse gases. The Supreme Court held that there was no evidence that the emissions contributed to greenhouse effects.

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This statement is incorrect. In Massachusetts v. EPA, the Supreme Court held that the EPA was required to regulate vehicle emissions that may contribute to greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act. The court found that there was sufficient scientific evidence to show that greenhouse gases were contributing to climate change and that the EPA had a duty to regulate them.

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