Safe Energy Coalition of Michigan v. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and United States of America, the Detroit Edison Company, Intervenor

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• concluding that there is no subject matter jurisdiction under Chaney to review the NRC's denial of a section 2.206 request that the NRC act on an \employee concern\ program established by a power plant licensee, and that the NRC did not abdicate its statutory responsibilities in its denial
• presumption of unreviewability applied to the agency's refusal, based on its interpretation of its own regulations, to take enforcement action against a nuclear reactor
• presumption of unreviewability applied to the agency’s refusal, based on its interpretation of its own regulations, to take enforcement action against a nuclear reactor
• “A case is rendered moot when events so unfold as to preclude the possibility of meaningful relief.”

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