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Happiest on & under H2O. Biased toward all things Boston and MA. Tweets mine not theirs.
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EPA is out with a new rule about the delegation of "dredge and fill" permitting authority. Will any states care? | JD Supra

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By Jeffrey R. Porter
| JD Supra
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is out with a new rule about how a state can go about assuming EPA's and the US Army Corps of Engineers' "dredge and fill" permitting responsibilities under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Some of you might remember that the State of Florida was authorized to discharge this responsibility at the very end of the first Trump Administration. The Federal Courts reversed that authorization.
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Mintz on Air - Predictions and Practical Policies | JD Supra

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By Thomas Burton, Jacob H. Hupart, Jeffrey R. Porter
| JD Supra
In the latest episode of the Mintz on Air: Predictions and Practical Policies Podcast, ESG Co-chair Jen Rubin moderates a forward-looking discussion on what businesses can expect for ESG, clean tech, and energy regulation under the second Trump administration. Jen is joined by Mintz Energy & Sustainability Chair Tom Burton, ESG Co-chair Jacob Hupart, Environmental Law Chair Jeff Porter, and Member Steven Shparber, who share key insights and practical advice for navigating potential changes.
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EPA's Most Recent Draft NPDES General Permit Could Earn It Another Trip to the Supreme Court | JD Supra

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By Jeffrey R. Porter
| JD Supra
Sam Hess of Inside EPA and many others are writing about EPA's Halloween Trick or Treat – the publication of a draft Clean Water Act NPDES General Permit that would apply to “commercial, industrial and institutional” properties with one acre or more of impervious surface in 65 cities and towns in the Massachusetts Charles, Neponset and Mystic River watersheds. This permit is a “treat” for the NGOs that have twice sued EPA to cause it to take this action.
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