Van Ness Feldman's Kyle Danish is quoted in an E&E Daily article that covers the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia's recent rejection of Bush's 2005 Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) ruling.  

In discussing the implications of this ruling and what steps will be taken, Mr. Danish states, "It seems difficult for me to imagine that a member of Congress would look to get ahead of the next EPA administrator on resolving a crisis over air quality regulations."  He goes on to say, "It's hard to know which way it plays.  One way to say it, if Congress is going to do climate change legislation, then it's not that hard to pick up the three pollutants along the way. Except that it is kind of complicated. And by the way, if we're going to consider the other three pollutants, should we consider any of the other elements of the Clean Air Act that also could be reformed?"