· 10/1/1973
Portland Cement Association v. Ruckelshaus
Citations
- 486 F.2d 375
- 158 U.S. App. D.C. 308
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that there was serious question whether NEPA applies to environmentally protective agencies at all, especially the EPA
- indicating that there was serious question whether NEPA applies to environmentally protective agencies at all, especially the EPA
- finding functional equivalence when more specific statute strikes \workable balance between some of the advantages and disadvantages of full application of NEPA\
- finding functional equivalence when more specific statute strikes \workable balance between some of the advantages and disadvantages of full application of NEPA\
- finding functional equivalence when more specific statute strikes “workable balance between some of the advantages and disadvantages of full application of NEPA”
- finding section 111 of Clean Air Act functionally equivalent to NEPA
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Judges: Fahy, Leventhal, Robb
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