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The Hill : The Supreme Court should rebuke the EPA’s unconstitutional lawmaking
February 22, 2022 | By PAIGE GILLIARD
In a recent article, former Environmental Protection Agency Assistant Administrator Susan Parker Bodine recalls rebuffing a proposed rule that would have required local communities to obtain a costly Clean Water Act permit to transfer their sewage to larger, consolidated municipal treatment systems for treatment and discharge. When Bodine confronte ...
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Why do some cases go before the Supreme Court twice?
February 15, 2022 | By PAIGE GILLIARD
After a 15-year legal battle with the federal government, the Sackett family will finally get their day at the Supreme Court … again. The Supreme Court is often viewed as the “end of the road” for a case. The reality, however, is much more complicated, as Sackett v. EPA shows. The Sacketts have been in … ...