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Clean Water Act Legal Research: Books
A legal resource guide for information relating to the Clean Water Act (CWA) including primary and secondary source materials, quick links, and database resources.
2d ed. ELI publication. Examines the structural implications for water quality regulation under the CWA and its constitutional requirements; it also discusses ideas of cooperative federalism.
On Reserve. Written for practitioners this text addresses: NPDES permits, POTWs, indirect discharges, wetlands regulation, spills, enforcement options under Section 309, and judicial review process.
Designed as an undergraduate text, this book is an excellent resource for law students and practitioners looking to acquaint themselves with the basics of water science, aquatic ecology, geomorphology and hydrology.
2d ed. For the more advanced student this text discusses the science of wetlands, permitting and enforcement, as well as takings and the Corps administrative appeals process.
Provides students with the basics of Administrative Law and the CWA. Also discusses the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, EPA, wetlands loss, mitigation banking, regulation, and property rights.
Offers an overview of water regulation and permitting at the state and federal levels. Also provides guidance on the preparation of wetland conservation plans.
2d ed. For the more advanced student this text discusses the science of wetlands, permitting and enforcement, as well as takings and the Corps administrative appeals process.
Introduction provides an excellent overview as to the state of wetlands regulation. Also includes statute excerpts and references to legislative history.
This book focuses on the implementation of CWA section 404 dredge and fill permits. The scientific and social implications are discussed as well as state's roles, judicial review, ecology, and agriculture.
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What constitutes "discharge of dredged or fill material" into navigable waters, so as to be subject to permit requirements under § 404(a) of Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C.A. § 1344(a)).
Part One: Governmental Regulation and Control
IV.: Water Pollution
B.: Discharge into Navigable Waters or Ocean of Material Other Than Oil or Hazardous Substances
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