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SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Sewage: You Can’t Make This Sh** Up

Union of Concerned Scientists

Honestly, I was kind of nervous about water quality. In 2022, ninety of Texas beaches tested positive for unsafe levels of fecal bacteria (poop!), Paris, like many coastal cities in the US such as San Francisco, has a combined sewer system where after heavy rain events, pipes get overwhelmed and raw sewage can flow into nearby waters.

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Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of NEPA Review

National Law Center

3, Issue 14 One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Resource Roundup One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Nutrition Title Challenge to California’s Hen Housing Laws Administrative Law Ag & Food Law Update Agencies Agricultural Marketing Service Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Bureau of Land Management Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.

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The Deal With Dicamba: EPA Proposes Unconditional Registration for Over-the-Top Use

National Law Center

In an effort to better comply with the ESA, EPA announced in 2022 that it would be developing various mitigation measures to include on pesticide labels in order to reduce pesticide exposure to listed species. Since that announcement, EPA has finalized both an Herbicide Strategy and an Insecticide Strategy that identify such mitigations.

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CAFOs: Harming People Now, Later, and Forever

Vermont Law

The Environmental Protection Agency created the term “Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation”, (CAFO) as part of a regulatory scheme for enforcing the Clean Water Act. That’s 99% of an enormous industry—retail sales of beef alone represented 143 billion dollars in 2022. came from animals confined in CAFOs.

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Federal Court Finds Swampbuster Constitutional

National Law Center

While the plaintiff argued that a letter issued to it by NRCS in 2022 notifying the plaintiff on how to request review of the 2010 wetlands determination was a final agency action, the court disagreed. According to the court, there is no evidence indicating that the plaintiff had formally requested a review of the wetland determination.

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1,4-dioxane in drinking water – Part 2: Regulatory Stalemate

Smith Enviorment

The “narrative standard” establishes the equations to be used in calculating the concentration of a toxic water pollutant that would protect human health; an EMC rule setting the water quality standard for an individual toxic pollutant reflects the number that results from those same equations.

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NALC news release: Legal experts to explore Western water markets during NALC webinar

National Law Center

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