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Peter Fricke The Daily Caller 8/19/2014 Congress should use the appropriations process to reassert its authority over the Environmental Protection Agency, according to a Heritage Foundation issue brief released Tuesday. The report, written by scholar Daren Bakst, identifies three issues on which the EPA has proposed rules and regulations that exceed its authority. In all […] August 20th, 2014 | Tags: "navigable waters", bureaucrats, Clean Water Act (CWA), coal, Government Accountability Office, greenhouse gases, ozone standards, Riverton | Category: Congress, Economy, Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, federal funding, federal regulations, Wyoming | Comments are closed
John O’Brien The West Virginia Record 10/25/2013 Effictive and really good and can’t wait to have more. Cialis in canada! We would strongly recommend you to consult your doctor before taking a medication. ELKINS – A federal judge has ruled for a Hardy County chicken farm in its fight against the Environmental Protection Agency. The […] October 24th, 2013 | Tags: “Project Safe Bakken”, Clean Water Act (CWA), Criminal Investigation Division (EPA CID), Eight is Enough Farm, Judge John Preston Bailey, Lois Alt, War on Drugs | Category: West Virginia | Comments are closed
Editorial Writer The Washington Examiner 10/20/2013 …it appears “EPA intends to expand federal regulatory authority under the Clean Water Act to include even the most isolated wetlands, seasonal drainages and prairie depressions. A sweeping reinterpretation of EPA jurisdiction would give the agency unprecedented control over private property across the nation.” In other words, as ambitious […] October 20th, 2013 | Tags: Clean Water Act (CWA), farmers, Gina McCarthy, Rep. Chris Stewart, Rep. Lamar Smith, Science and Technology Committee, water, wetlands | Category: Property rights | Comments are closed
Michael Bastasch The Daily Caller 1/3/2013 A federal judge ruled Thursday that the Environmental Protection Agency exceeded its authority by trying to regulate water as a pollutant and restricting stormwater flow into a Fairfax County creek. “Stormwater runoff is not a pollutant, so EPA is not authorized to regulate it,” said federal judge Liam O’Grady, […] January 4th, 2013 | Tags: "pollutants", Accotink Creek, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Clean Water Act (CWA), human experiments, Lisa Jackson, rain water | Category: Environmental Protection Agency, Virginia | Comments are closed
Lisa Reimers The Hill 8/31/2012 Today in Alaska, there’s a political battle raging over a proposed copper mine, the Pebble Project. Not many in Washington, D.C. know about it, but it’s time people start paying attention. That’s because the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is about to lock some of America’s poorest communities into a permanent […] September 1st, 2012 | Tags: Bristol Bay, Clean Water Act (CWA), Department of Natural Resources, mineral development, mining, Pebble Mine, poverty | Category: 10th Amendment, Alaska, Economy, Environmental Protection Agency, Science/Research/Technology | Comments are closed
Michael Bastasch The Daily Caller 8/16/2012 The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) preemptive assessment of the Pebble Mine in Alaska could have a “chilling effect” on $220 billion in investments, according to the Brattle Group, an economic and financial consulting firm. In May, the EPA released its watershed assessment of large-scale mining by Pebble LP at […] August 16th, 2012 | Tags: Bristol Bay, Clean Water Act (CWA), coal, copper, gold, mining, Pebble Mine, Rep. Darrell Issa, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, water | Category: Alaska, China, Economy, Employment, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Science/Research/Technology | Comments are closed
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