waters of the u.s. rule

Vilsack Leaves Early; WOTUS Legal Challenges
Vilsack Leaves Early; WOTUS Legal Challenges
Vilsack Leaves Early; WOTUS Legal Challenges
Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack left office Friday, a week ahead of President Obama. A spokesman for President-elect Trump said a nominee to succeed Vilsack would be named “some time soon.” As Agri-Pulse reported, Vilsack will become president and CEO of the U...
Reckless and Unlawful Actions In Enforcing the Clean Water Act
Reckless and Unlawful Actions In Enforcing the Clean Water Act
Reckless and Unlawful Actions In Enforcing the Clean Water Act
The American Farm Bureau Federation says Tuesday’s Senate report on the Clean Water Act proves the need for the Senate to act against the Waters of the U.S. rule. Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall says the case studies presented in the report reflect “the serious concerns” Farm Bureau has raised over the last two years...
Battle of Waters of the U.S. Rule Heats Up; Syngenta Up for Grabs
Battle of Waters of the U.S. Rule Heats Up; Syngenta Up for Grabs
Battle of Waters of the U.S. Rule Heats Up; Syngenta Up for Grabs
The U.S. House will again attempt to nullify the ‘Waters of the U.S.’ rule in 2016. Voting is planned on a Congressional Review Act challenge to the Environmental Protection Agency’s controversial rule in the House next year and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate is in the process of putting a WOTUS repeal on the President’s desk...
Waters of the U.S. Rule Could Be Scrapped; One Child Cap Lifted
Waters of the U.S. Rule Could Be Scrapped; One Child Cap Lifted
Waters of the U.S. Rule Could Be Scrapped; One Child Cap Lifted
Iowa Senator Joni Ernst announced last Thursday she believes there is now enough support in the U.S. Senate to consider her bill that would scrap the “Waters of the U.S.” rule. Senator Ernst has secured enough support to ensure the Senate can consider the bill without a filibuster...
Debates Grow in WOTUS; Mexico to Decide on Restrictions on U.S. Meat Products
Debates Grow in WOTUS; Mexico to Decide on Restrictions on U.S. Meat Products
Debates Grow in WOTUS; Mexico to Decide on Restrictions on U.S. Meat Products
During a nomination hearing for Jeffrey Prieto - President Obama’s nominee to be the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s General Counsel, Senate Ag Chair Pat Roberts said the proposed Waters of the U.S. rule would harm U.S. agriculture. Roberts also told Prieto he believes EPA broke federal law when it influenced the outcome of the public comment period on the rule...