On "SCOTUS Declines to Hear Refrigerant Case Seeking to Curb EPA Power"

The Supreme Court just punted on the one case that could've reined in the EPA's refrigerant overreach, and that means the AIM Act implementation stays exactly where it is—which is bad news if you're banking on flexibility or pushing back on phase-out timelines. This isn't a surprise, but it closes the door on the legal challenge that mattered, so stop waiting for a court to fix this and start planning your transition now. The rulebook isn't changing; you're operating under it whether you like it or not.