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City of Los Angeles Acting By and Through The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power v. Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District et al
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May 03, 2013
LA Can't Skirt Dust Control Requirements, Judge Says
A California federal judge on Wednesday dismissed Los Angeles' challenge to dust mitigation measures ordered by the state that have allegedly cost the city's water customers $1.2 billion, ruling that environmental regulators have the authority to force the city to limit particulate matter emissions levels.
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December 20, 2012
Enviro Authorities Seek To Duck LA Dust Pollution Suit
California's Air Resources Board and State Lands Commission told a federal court Tuesday they should be released from a lawsuit the city of Los Angeles brought over a dust-mitigation dispute in the state's remote Owens Valley, arguing they are immune from suit and the city lacks standing to sue as a political subdivision of the state.