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The Supreme Court appeared split Wednesday on a challenge from the city of San Francisco to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over federal wastewater rules.



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When the Supreme Court takes up an important environmental appeal Wednesday from the City of San Francisco, the justices will be asked to settle a dispute that at least some city leaders are desperately hoping to lose.

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By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — When the Supreme Court takes up an important environmental appeal Wednesday from the City of San Francisco, the justices will be asked to settle a dispute that at least some city leaders are desperately hoping to lose. That’s because the unusual case involving sewage discharges into the Pacific Ocean has put a city known for its uber-liberal politics in league with the oil and gas industries, queuing up a fight that t…

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The Supreme Court appeared split Wednesday on a challenge from the city of San Francisco to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over federal wastewater rules. In its lawsuit against the federal agency, the city argued regulations around discharge of untreated sewage were unclear, including the potential price tag for violations, and that they could leave…

Supreme Court appears split in San Francisco water lawsuit against Biden administration

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Lawyers for San Francisco told the court it was 'unfair and unworkable' to hold the city potentially liable for huge fines because of polluted water along Pacific beaches near the city.

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Liberal San Francisco asks conservative Supreme Court for relief from EPA rules

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on Oct. 16 over whether the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) exceeded its authority in its approach to regulating water pollution.
San Francisco is arguing that the EPA is exposing it to an unfair risk of penalties by not specifying how much material its wastewater treatment facilities can discharge into the ocean. By setting more generic standards, their petition to the court add…

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(CNN) — The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in an important environmental appeal – a case that at least some city leaders are desperately hoping to lose.

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San Francisco now stands in the middle of one of the hottest legal disputes of the day, as the Supreme Court is to hear a case that could impact the

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San Francisco Challenges EPA In Supreme Court Water Case - PR News Blog

Over the past decade, San Francisco has dumped billions of gallons of shit into creeks, the San Francisco Bay, and the Pacific Ocean. I say this entirely literally and without hyperbole: Every year, since 2006, the city and county has discharged an average of 1.8 billion gallons of untreated sewage into the surrounding waters. This includes areas where people go swimming, fishing, and partake in other recreational activities best enjoyed without…

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Supreme Court appears split in San Francisco water lawsuit against Biden administration

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