Cavender,Anthony.Pierce,Amy.(July 16,2018.)Administrative and Environmental Law Cases Decided During the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2017-2018 Term:Gravel2Gravel real construction & real estate law blogs

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Abstract: Cavender’s and Pierce’s writing only mention court cases in the United States the involve environmental laws that occurred in 2018. Majority of these cases were stated versus other states or an association of environmental purposes or non-environmental purposes challenging another association in hopes of having a new regulation or one taken down.

The article made sure to mention all parties involved and many of the big cooperation ended up winning such as the EPA and getting to choose the regulations they so pleased.

 

Although my article is purely just court cases, the outcome of these cases affects what environmental action will or will not be taken. What environmental precautions we take or don’t take in the present can vastly affect the future of our environment. Therefore, whatever the court decides could end up damaging our environment further or improving the quality. In my perspective, the article emphasized the court cases and who won them rather than the impact it would have on the environment. I found this article particularly interesting, however, it didn’t go into enough detail about the impact of the court’s ruling.