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July 20, 2010
NATIONAL MINING ASSOCIATION v. JACKSON et al
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1:10-cv-01220
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January 18, 2011
US Can't Shake Suit Over Coal Mine Permitting
A federal judge has refused to dismiss a National Mining Association lawsuit alleging the U.S. government has unlawfully impeded surface coal mining efforts in Appalachia by changing the requirements for obtaining Clean Water Act valley fill permits.
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