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Raw sewage in creeks? Sunnyvale and Mountain View argue in court the Clean Water Act should not apply to them - Vimarsana News

Raw sewage in creeks? Sunnyvale and Mountain View argue in court the Clean Water Act should not apply to them

Environmental groups say cities' tactics in court could increase pollution.

'We're in for some big changes': Takeaways from 2023's environmental law battles - Vimarsana News

'We're in for some big changes': Takeaways from 2023's environmental law battles

In the last two years, the Supreme Court has dismantled major climate and water protections. It’s gearing up to do more of the same in 2024.

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Joint IU Maurer, McKinney decision to focus on implications of Sackett Clean Water Act decision - Vimarsana News

Joint IU Maurer, McKinney decision to focus on implications of Sackett Clean Water Act decision

A May decision from the U.S. Supreme Court that narrowed environmental regulations on wetlands not connected to larger bodies of water will be the focus of an upcoming joint symposium hosted by IU Maurer and IU McKinney.

Developers Prepare to Gain Density and Reduced Wetlands Restrictions After EPA Policy Change | Burr & Forman - Vimarsana News

Developers Prepare to Gain Density and Reduced Wetlands Restrictions After EPA Policy Change | Burr & Forman

In 2011, the Obama administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (the “EPA”) issued a rule interpretation that vastly broadened the definition of “Waters of the United States”...

WOTUS rule offers certainty, but little clarity for New Mexico waters - Vimarsana News

WOTUS rule offers certainty, but little clarity for New Mexico waters

State officials are waiting for more guidance from federal agencies about New Mexico’s waters and push for a state permitting program.