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MICHIGAN v. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

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          STATE OF MICHIGAN,  et al.,
                                     Petitioners,
                     and
      UTILITY AIR REGULATORY GROUIP
                                      Petitioner,
                     and
      NATIONAL   MINING  ASSOCIATION,
                                      Petitioner,
                      V.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, et al.,
                                   Respondents.


 ON WRITs OF CERTIORARI TO THE uNITED STATES COURT
 OF  A PPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA CIRCIT

     BRIEF OF RESPONDENTS AMERICAN
     ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS, ETAL.


SANJAY NARBAYAN
SIERRA CLUB
85 Second St., 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105

JAMES S. PEW
NEIL E. GORMLEY
EARTHJUSTICE
1625 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Suite 702
Washington, D.C. 20036


SEANI H. DONAHUE
  Coun sel of Record
DAkVID T. GOLDBERG
DoNAlUE & GOLDBERG, LLP
1130 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Suite 950
Washington, D.C. 20036
(202) 277-7085
sean@donahuegoldberg.com

Counselfor Respondents
American Academy of
Pediatrics, et al.


(Additional counsel listed in signature block)

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