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Oh, cool. Not only is it a way to avoid corporate accountability, it's a way for our government to slip accountability too. Thanks, SCOTUS! I'm certain this is exactly what the founders had in mind, a totally unaccountable government that gets to pick winners and make them totally unaccountable too.
So at least temporarily and with military and other Federal government functions, the President should simply order them to continue with the necessary cleanup.
Longer term, only apparent solution is to pass laws to explicitly give the federal agencies all the authority to regulate such things.