· 10/26/2023
In the Matter of: Kenneth Everett McPherson
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- recognizing that present costs to mitigate risk of crop infection would occur even if crops were never actually infected
- recognizing that plaintiffs whose alleged injuries from agency deregulation had both environmental and economic components fell within the APA and the NEPA's zone of interest
- concluding that plaintiffs were within NEPA’s zone of interests where their alleged injury had both an economic and environmental component
- holding that plaintiffs had standing to challenge an injunction preventing them from planting a regulated crop, even though a decision vacating the injunction would enable plaintiffs only to petition for partial deregulation
- holding that farmers had standing to challenge restrictions on an agency's ability to deregulate a genetically-engineered product even though their ultimate goal of deregulation could not be achieved without further agency action
- holding that farmers had standing to challenge restrictions on an agency’s ability to deregulate a genetically-engineered product even though their ultimate goal of deregulation could not be achieved without further agency action
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Judges: Per Curiam
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