The Supreme Court and the Clean Water Act
Subtitle: five essays : essays on the Supreme Court's Clean Water Act jurisprudence as reflected in Rapanos v. United States
By: edited with an introduction by L. Kinvin Wroth
Contributors: United States; Vermont Law School. Land Use Institute
Publisher: Vermont Law School, Land Use Institute; Vermont Journal of Environmental Law
Published: 2007
Place of publication: South Royalton, Vt
Language: eng
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Wetlands; Law and legislation; Right of property; United States
Other titles: Essays on the Supreme Court's Clean Water Act jurisprudence as reflected in Rapanos v. United States; Rapanos v. United States; Vermont journal of environmental law.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- L. Kinvin Wroth; title: Rapanos v. United States: significant nexus or significant confusion? The failure of the Supreme Court to clearly define the scope of federal wetland jurisdiction  -- Mark Latham; title: Rulemaking response to Rapanos: the government's best hope for retaining broad Clean Water Act jurisdiction  -- Stephen M. Johnson; title: Any hope for happily ever after? Reflections on Rapanos and the future of the Clean Water Act section 404 program  -- Kim Diana Connolly; title: Rapanos and wetland mitigation banking  -- Royal C. Gardner; title: Once more, with feeling: reaffirming the limits of Clean Water Act jurisdiction -- Jonathan H. Adler.