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Maui: Clean Water Act text goes only so far
A Hawaii municipality is appealing to conservative Supreme Court justices' trademark textualism in a bid to nail down limits on the scope of federal water protections.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
A Hawaii municipality is appealing to conservative Supreme Court justices' trademark textualism in a bid to nail down limits on the scope of federal water protections.
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In 1995, Mike Najarian became dissatisfied with the lack of maintenance at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. That's when he hit upon an idea: He called the National Park Service to ask whether he and his friends could help organize a group that would clean the wall each week.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
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