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Ohio
Environmental Update Edited
by Sarah J. Staley Environmental
l Toxic Tort l
Litigation
To Our Clients and Friends,
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Federal Court
Cases: Friends
of Tims Ford v. Tenn. Valley Authority, No. 08-5706 (6th Cir. November 6,
2009). Individuals, families, and homeowners’ associations
neighboring the Tims Ford Reservoir brought a claim for violations of NEPA, alleging procedural, aesthetic, and
recreational injuries. The
court held that plaintiffs lacked standing to bring such a claim. Statutory and Regulatory
Changes: The Great Lakes Regional Collaboration issues a draft Mercury Emission Reduction Strategy Public comments will be accepted on the draft
through January 12, 2010. Ohio EPA files rule concerning VOC emissions from reinforced plastic composites production The new rule is based on the MACT rule for
reinforced plastic composites production operations. It will apply
statewide. Policy Initiatives:
State reiterates requirements for pharmaceutical collection in Ohio The guidelines aim to help governmental entities
and private companies properly collect unused and expired
prescriptions. Ohio Green Grants Workshop Scheduled for December
3 The event will be held at the Cedar Point Center on
the Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University in
Huron. News: Ohio releases 2009 Clean Ohio Report The report highlights the accomplishments of the
$400 million Clean Ohio Fund.
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