If it is, if it's a major expansion, it is clear, it is clear, it's abundantly clear that the power to dramatically expand the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act does not reside with the EPA. It resides with the Congress of the United States.
Sullivan asserts that only Congress can expand the Clean Water Act's jurisdiction.
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