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County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund - Wikipedia The County also referred to the Supreme Court's decision in Michigan v EPA (2015), which stated the EPA failed to consider the costs necessary in what it considered a "necessary and appropriate" rule-making change to enforcement of the Clear Air Act that affected the nation's power plants [21]
18-260 County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund (04 23 2020) Respondent environmen-tal groups brought a citizens’ Clean Water Act suit, alleging that Maui was “discharg[ing]” a “pollutant” to “navigable waters” without the re-quired permit
County of Maui, Hawaii v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund (No. 18-260) The District Court held for HWF, ruling that Maui violated the CWA by not obtaining an NPDES permit for the wells because (1) the wastewater was indirectly discharged into the ocean through groundwater, (2) groundwater is a “point source” under the CWA, and (3) groundwater is “navigable water” under the CWA
Groundwater | NGWA | Maui County v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund Hawaii Wildlife Fund — NPDES Permitting and Functional Equivalent Discharge In 2018, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) agreed to hear the case Maui County v Hawaii Wildlife Fund (No 18-260)
County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund - Harvard Law Review In an attempt to resolve a years-long dispute over the scope of the Clean Water Act’s 1 (CWA) point source pollution permitting program, the Environmental Protection Agency published an “Interpretive Statement” that spanned seventeen pages of the Federal Register 2 But when the Supreme Court weighed in exactly one year later, it looked
A Win for Clean Water: County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund In April 2020, the Supreme Court provided a framework to evaluate whether a source of discharge is a “point source” in County of Maui, Hawaii v Hawaii Wildlife Fund This ruling was consequential because it strengthened the CWA by closing a loophole that enabled polluters to undermine the regulations in this legislation