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Exxon Pleads Valdez Case to Supreme Court
March 6, 2008
Home Depot Settles Stormwater Violations
March 4, 2008
Federal Agencies Settle Underground Storage Tank Violations
March 3, 2008
DEP: Chesapeake Bay Plan Offers Fairness, Options
February 29, 2008
Minnesota Updates Impaired Waters List
February 26, 2008

Williams Named Chair of Hydrology Board
February 22, 2008
EPA OKs Washington Water Standards
February 19, 2008
Lawmakers Ask for Study on Bottled Water Impacts
February 12, 2008
Drinking Water DBP Draft Available
February 11, 2008
Bush Budget for Water Tops $2.5B
February 8, 2008
Great Lakes States Rally for a Champion Candidate
February 5, 2008
Electric Company Settles NPDES Violations
February 1, 2008
Massachusetts Municipal Lighting Plant Settles Clean Water Violations
January 30, 2008
Poll: Rural Americans Want Greater Water Protection
January 30, 2008
CWA: 2007 Judicial Review
January 28, 2008By Robert Casarona
Court decisions affect EPA, Army Corps policies, confuse permittees
CWA: 2007 Judicial ReviewMajor judicial decisions continue to shape water law in significant ways even though the Clean Water Act is 35 years old. Recent court decisions have shown a willingness of parties to attack the policies and programs of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and some courts have disregarded "judicial deference" to EPA.
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