· 8/13/1982
Cabinet Mountains Wilderness/scotchman's Peak Grizzly Bears v. R. Max Peterson, U. S. Forest Service
Citations
- 685 F.2d 678
- 222 U.S. App. D.C. 228
- 12 Envtl. L. Rep. (Envtl. Law Inst.) 21058
- 17 ERC (BNA) 1844
- 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 16642
- 17 ERC 1844
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- no EIS required where project was modified prior to implementation by adding specific mitigation measures that completely compensated for any adverse environmental impacts
- APA arbitrary and capricious standard applied to approval of mining project claimed to violate ESA
- “Since the ESA does not specify a standard of review, judicial review is governed by section 706 of the [APA].”
- “Since the ESA does not specify a standard of review, judicial review is governed by section 706 of the [APA].”
- “Since the ESA does not specify a standard of review, judicial review is governed by section 706 of the Administrative Procedure Act.”
- “Since the ESA does not specify a standard of review, judicial review is governed by section 706 of the [APA].”
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Judges: Bork, Robb, Gordon, Western, Kentucky
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