Mingo Logan Coal Co. v. United States Environmental Protection Agency

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• holding that the statute’s use of the phrases “whenever” and “including the withdrawal of specification” evince Congress’ intent to allow the EPA to use its § 404(c) authority after a permit issues
• “[T]he unambiguous language of subsection 404(c) manifests the Congress’s intent to confer on EPA a broad veto power extending beyond the permit issuance.”
• “[S]ection 404(b) makes equally clear ... that the Administrator has, in effect, the final say on the specified disposal sites ‘whenever’ he makes the statutorily required ‘unacceptable adverse effect’ determination.”

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