“Groups pointed to pollution from wastewater, leaking septic systems and fertilizer runoff for the algal outbreaks and seagrass loss. … ‘It’s time for EPA to step in and enforce the Clean Water Act for the sake of the manatees,’ [an attorney] said.” [1/2] cbsnews.com/news/manatee-d…
“[SCOTUS has] agreed to use a long-running Idaho fight to consider curbing the reach of the Clean Water Act. …
The justices … will hear an appeal [in] a 15-year-old battle to build a house on land that federal regulators say is protected wetlands.” [2/?] news.bloomberglaw.com/environment-an…
The justices … will hear an appeal [in] a 15-year-old battle to build a house on land that federal regulators say is protected wetlands.” [2/?] news.bloomberglaw.com/environment-an…
Whether through wholesale demolition by way of inventions such as the ‘major questions doctrine’ or by a piecemeal approach, the regulatory state that has haltingly guarded the environment for 50 yrs looks to soon be kaput—just in time to hobble the fight against climate change.
https://twitter.com/lawrencehurley/status/1485622186375270404
And of course, there’s also this.
https://twitter.com/scotusblog/status/1485621994691383302
Anyway.
“Hey Siri: play ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards,’ by Tame Impala?”
“Hey Siri: play ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards,’ by Tame Impala?”
(* If I left you puzzled with my reference to a ‘major questions doctrine,’ the below — while not specifically about it — explains its upshot.)
https://twitter.com/segalmr/status/1485347977644457989
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