Ag Law in the Field
Episode #155: Jesse Richardson and Anthony Schutz (Sackett v. EPA)
Jun 8, 2023
Law professors Jesse Richardson and Anthony Schutz discuss the Sackett v. EPA ruling, exploring Clean Water Act permits, Commerce Clause interpretations, and differing views on 'waters of the United States'. They delve into legal complexities, implications for agriculture, and express gratitude towards their guests.
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- The Sackett v. EPA ruling clarified federal permitting programs for pollutant discharge under the Clean Water Act.
- The Supreme Court decision impacts federal rulemaking and may lead to an expansion of state regulatory responsibilities.
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The Supreme Court Opinion in Sackett EPA
The recent United States Supreme Court opinion in Sackett EPA discussed the Clean Water Act's aim to ensure all US waters are fishable, swimmable, and suitable. It clarifies the federal government's permitting program for pollutant discharge, highlighting the 402 and 404 permits. The focus has been on regulating the placement of dredge and fill material in waters of the US.
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