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By Roderick E. Walston
We all live in Justice Anthony Kennedy's world now, at least those of us who practice environmental law. That is the lesson of the Supreme Court's recent decision defining the Army Corps of Engineers' authority to regulate wetlands. Rapanos v. United States; Carabell v. United States, 126 U.S. 2208 (2006). This is one of the court's most important environmental decisions in recent years, and the...
By Roderick E. Walston
We all live in Justice Anthony Kennedy's world now, at least those of us who practice environmental law. That is the lesson of the Supreme Court's recent decision defining the Army Corps of Engineers' authority to regulate wetlands. Rapanos v. United States; Carabell v. United States, 126 U.S. 2208 (2006). This is one of the court's most important environmental decisions in recent years, and the...
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