· 1/11/2024
Wojtowicz v. State of Florida
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- noting that laches is disfavored in environmental eases: “most fundamental ... is the observation of Chief Judge Friendly that the ‘tardiness of the parties in raising the issue cannot excuse compliance with NEPA; primary responsibility under the Act rests with the agency.’ ”
- may be fruitless to apply NEPA where project is so far along as to preclude change of plans
- HUD's retention of significant discretionary powers under pre-1970 contract could result in requiring EIS
- HUD’s retention of significant discretionary powers under pre-1970 contract could result in requiring EIS
- NEPA only requires a meaningful review of Federal action
- NEPA only requires a meaningful review of Federal action
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