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  • April 3, 2017

    Waters of the United States Case Going Forward in Supreme Court Despite Trump Executive Order To Rescind or Revise the Rule

    The controversial Waters of the United States (WOTUS) Rule, promulgated under the Obama Administration, will have its day in the U.S. Supreme Court, despite the Trump Administration’s efforts to stall that litigation while the rule is being revised by the new administration. Continue reading

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    Clean Water Act, Clean Water Rule, CWA, EPA, Obama, Pruitt, Sixth Circuit, Supreme Court, Trump, Waters of the United States, WOTUS
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