Supreme Court hints at sweeping ruling that could gut the Clean Water Act - 48 hills
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The Supreme Court’s review of the case raises concerns about a broad interpretation that could significantly weaken the EPA's regulatory power over toxic discharges in federal water.
San Francisco’s officials maintain their lawsuit is to ensure the Clean Water Act remains intact, yet the case poses a substantial risk to long-standing environmental protections.
The EPA demands San Francisco reduce its sewage discharges, but the city argues the order lacks specificity needed to effectively comply with water quality standards.
Despite the EPA's claim that vague orders are typical, environmental groups fear that this particular case could set a dangerous precedent for future regulatory actions.
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