The shutdown is also slowing proceedings in Clean Air Act lawsuits. Except for “very limited circumstances,” Department of Justice attorneys are prohibited from working, according to a filing early last month in legal challenges to another Biden administration regulation that tightened the annual soot exposure standard.

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