Wisconsin Withdraws From Supreme Court Lawsuit

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February 28, 2011

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Wisconsin Withdraws From Supreme Court Lawsuit

WASHINGTON, D.C.-Wisconsin has withdrawn from a Supreme Court case in which it defended a court of appeals decision that allowed a public nuisance lawsuit to proceed against American Electric Power and several other utilities for their greenhouse gas emissions (American Electric Power Co. v. Connecticut, U.S., No. 10-174, party withdrawn 2/21/11).

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