RocketNews Article RatingTop US court curbs government regulations to protect wetlands - RocketNews
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-21% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : In the majority opinion issued with Thursday's ruling, Justice Samuel Alito wrote that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was exceeding the powers granted under the CWA when regulating all wetlands.52% : The ruling on Thursday is the second decision in as many years narrowing the reach of federal environmental regulations.
49% : The court dropped the 17-year-old opinion by their former colleague Anthony Kennedy that allowed regulation of wetlands that have a "significant nexus" to larger waterways.
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