When Congress rejected legislation that would expand the Federal scope and jurisdiction over regulated waterways, the EPA attempted to circumvent Congress.
Glenn Thompson: “When Congress rejected legislation that would expand the Federal scope and jurisdiction over regulated waterways, the…”
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Thompson claims the EPA tried to bypass Congress after its legislation to expand water jurisdiction was rejected.
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