The timber industry has operated for decades on the understanding -- endorsed by U.S. EPA -- that logging roads don't need Clean Water Act pollution permits. Then, in 2006, an Oregon environmental group challenged that notion, prompting years of litigation that will land Monday in front of the Supreme Court. Go to story #1
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