Truck Drivers Local Union No. 449 v. National Labor Relations Board

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• holding that states need not submit TMDLs \simultaneously\ with their biennial impaired waters lists
• declining to find constructive submission where California \submitted at least eighteen TMDLs and has established a schedule for completing its remaining TMDLs\
• employing abuse-of-discretion standard for district court's decision to consider evidence outside administrative record
• “[F]or a claim of unreasonable delay to survive, the agency must have a statutory duty in the first place.”
• \The development of TMDLs to correct the pollution is obviously a more intensive and time-consuming project than simply identifying the polluted waters.\
• discussing the constructive submission doctrine

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