States' Rights: States' rights refers to the political power and authority granted to individual states within a federal system. It allows states to make decisions on certain matters without interference from the federal government.
Federal Authority: Federal authority refers to the powers vested in the central government to govern a country or state. It includes the ability of the federal government to create laws that apply nationwide.
Environmental Regulations: These are specific rules established by governments at various levels (federal, state, or local) to control pollution, protect natural resources, and ensure environmental sustainability.