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United States of America et al v. Arch Coal, Inc. et al
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November 07, 2011
$4M Arch Coal Pollution Deal OK'd As Enviros Back Down
A West Virginia federal judge on Monday signed off on a $4 million settlement between Arch Coal Inc. and the government over Clean Water Act violations after three environmental groups withdrew their objections to the settlement.
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June 23, 2011
Enviros Can Challenge $4M Arch Coal Settlement: Judge
A West Virginia federal judge on Wednesday allowed three conservation groups to intervene in the U.S. government's Clean Water Act suit against Arch Coal Inc. and its affiliates, agreeing to hear their challenge to a proposed $4 million consent decree.
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May 02, 2011
US Seeks To Block Enviros' Say In Arch Coal Settlement
U.S. attorneys urged a West Virginia federal judge on Monday to approve a $4 million settlement in a Clean Water Act suit against Arch Coal Inc. and its affiliates, and to stem the influence of conservation groups seeking to join the case.
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April 18, 2011
Enviros Want W.Va. CWA Suits Against Coal Cos. Coupled
Three conservation groups asked a West Virginia federal court Thursday to merge their Clean Water Act suit against a group of coal companies with a similar suit featuring overlapping defendants filed last month by the U.S. government.