Chevron doctrine: Not dead yet
The Supreme Court has a chance to upend a legal doctrine that helps agencies like EPA defend environmental rules. It may not go that far.
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Biden rolls out new rules. Courts may torpedo them.
The Biden administration’s new definition of “waters of the United States” is the first of many environmental rules expected in the second half of the
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SCOTUS floats new Clean Water Act test. Lawyers 'cringe.'
The Supreme Court's proposition of a new approach to defining the Clean Water Act’s scope is haunting to some attorneys who have already spent decades
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Big environmental questions await Supreme Court pick Jackson
Ketanji Brown Jackson, a federal judge and former clerk for retiring Justice Stephen Breyer, is known for her evenhanded approach in environmental cases.
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Breyer and the environment: 'He wasn't a liberal. He was a moderate'
Retiring Justice Stephen Breyer has been a reliable — but not an automatic — vote for environmental interests during his nearly 28 years on the Supreme
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