Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP) sued Shenango for not following state standards for emissions. The county where Shenango operated had sued the company and entered into a consent decree for not following standards, but GASP claimed the enforcement was not sufficient. The appeals court held that GASP:
A) was correct; the company was not in compliance and the county was not enforcing the standards.
B) was correct; the company was not in compliance and there was evidence that the state and county conspired to allow the company to violate the standards so the company would not cease operations.
C) was incorrect; the state had intervened to be sure the county enforced the standards.
D) was incorrect; it did not have standing to challenge enforcement of the standards.
E) none of the other choices are correct.
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