Transactive Corporation v. United States of America and Robert E. Rubin, Secretary of Treasury

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• agreeing that “85% reductions ... will significantly improve the water quality and make the river certainly more desirable for other uses such as primary and secondary contact recreation”
• agreeing that “85% reductions . . . will significantly improve the water quality and make the river certainly more desirable for other uses such as primary and secondary contact recreation”
• “A long line of precedent has established that an agency action is arbitrary when the agency offered insufficient reasons for treating similar situations differently.”
• “A long line of precedent has established that an agency action is arbitrary when the agency offered insufficient reasons for treating similar situations differently.”
• \[A]n agency action is arbitrary when the agency offered insufficient reasons for treating similar situations differently.\
• “In order to ensure that an agency’s decision has not been arbitrary, we require the agency to have identified and explained the reasoned basis for its decision.” (citing F.J. Vollmer Co. v. Higgins, 23 F.3d 448, 451 (D.C.Cir.1994

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