Court Finds Forest Service Does Not Need To Conduct Environmental Review Before Constructing Firebreak For Existing Wildfire

by Kevin Garden
on Aug 2, 2017 6:35:10 AM

A court rejected the claim by a plaintiff that the Forest Service has to first prepare an environmental analysis of the impacts of a firebreak to stop an existing wildfire before it can construct the ...

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Court Finds Forest Service Does Not Need To Conduct Environmental Review Before Constructing Firebreak For Existing Wildfire

All articles from Kevin Garden

Court Finds Forest Service Does Not Need To Conduct Environmental Review Before Constructing Firebreak For Existing Wildfire

Court Denies Plaintiff’s Claim That Picnic Table and Security Light Must Be Provided Where Fees Are Charged Under FLREA

Court Clarifies The Legal Test For Determining Government Liability for Backfire Damage

Court Finds That BLM Must Return Mining Maintenance Fees

Government Employees Successfully Sue For Late Wages During 2013 Government Shutdown

Forest Service Says Term Permits Must Be Put Out For Bid If There Is Competitive Interest

Congress Withdraws Law That Prohibited Minimum Wage Contract Clause In Concession Contracts

Court Finds NPS Violated Law In Awarding Concession Contracts

Federal Register Notices from the National Park Service and Forest Service of note for the week of February 27, 2017

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