John D. Robinson, Jr. v. John A. Knebel, Etc.

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• concluding landowners were within NEPA’s zone of interests when their tillable land, ability to hunt, and farming operations were at stake
• standing to sue under National Environmental Policy Act, 42 U.S.C. § 4321 , et seq.
• distinguishing Churchill based on the fact that, in that case, the agency had not filed an EIS, and thereby finding prudential standing where a plaintiff's \environmental concerns [were] not so insignificant that they ought to be disregarded altogether\
• distinguishing Churchill based on the fact that, in that case, the agency had not filed an EIS, and thereby finding prudential standing where a plaintiff's \environmental concerns [were] not so insignificant that they ought to be disregarded altogether\
• pecuniary interest an appropriate motivation as long as “their environmental concerns are not so insignificant that they ought to be disregarded altogether.”

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