SCOTUS Clarifies Where EPA Challenges May Be Brought
/The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued two opinions that clarify where challenges to EPA final actions should be filed.
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued two opinions that clarify where challenges to EPA final actions should be filed.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court’s decision in San Francisco v. EPA may have surprising impacts on agricultural operators and NPDES permit holders.
Read MoreWetlands are in the news again this summer after a company challenged whether the USDA could withhold federal benefits under Swampbuster.
Read MoreOn April 11, 2017, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down an EPA rule exempting concentrated animal feeding operations from CERCLA reporting requirements for air emissions from animal wastes.
Read MoreOn February 27, 2017, the Indiana Office of Environmental Adjudication upheld the Indiana Department of Environmental Management's approval of a dairy's application to build and operate a new confined feeding operation in Rush County, Indiana. Todd and Brianna defended the dairy against a challenge to the permit approval from a nearby neighbor.
Read MoreLast year the standard for review for administrative decisions was upended (Indiana and federal level). Recently our Court of Appeals explained that this change does not apply to zoning appeals.
The team from Janzen Schroeder Ag Law will take part in the Indiana State Bar Association’s Ag Section event taking place on the eve of the 2025 Indiana State Fair.
The team from Janzen Schroeder Ag Law will present at the Indiana Farm Bureau Drainage School in August.
Todd Janzen and Brianna Schroeder will join leaders from all aspects of agriculture at the 2025 AgrIInstitue Golf Outing to benefit the Indiana Ag Leadership Program.
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