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The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Wednesday in a case with significant implications for the Clean Water Act. Environmentalists are concerned that the justices may be inclined to weaken the law. The case will address how specific pollutant discharge limits must be under the Clean Water Act and whether the EPA can impose generic prohibitions on pollution discharge systems (San Francisco v. EPA). The justices will also hear arguments over the correct standard of review for veterans benefits claims (Bufkin v. McDonough).
Many veterans have battled with the federal agency responsible for awarding benefits for their service-connected injuries and illnesses. This week, the veterans fight again, but at #SCOTUS. @MarciaCoyle unpacks #BufkinVMcDonough for #ConstitutionDaily: https://t.co/CwK9XHZZSx
LISTEN LIVE: Supreme Court hears cases on veteran benefits and the EPA regulation https://t.co/zA3M5Q77lg
Today, #SCOTUS will hear arguments over the correct standard of review for veterans benefits claims (Bufkin v. McDonough) and whether the Clean Water Act allows the EPA to impose generic prohibitions on pollution discharge systems (San Francisco v. EPA). https://t.co/7yeSV6jZ1Q
