Environmental
Sep. 11, 1999
Coerced Participation
^^Environmental Law^^ Coerced Participation Appellate Court to Decide Legality of Duplicate Cleanup Order The 3rd Circuit decision may decide the fate of participate-and-cooperate cleanup orders.
By William D. Wick
The United States has appealed a district court decision dismissing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's enforcement of a "participate-and-cooperate" cleanup order. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals now will decide whether the EPA can issue such an order when another party has already agreed t...
The United States has appealed a district court decision dismissing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's enforcement of a "participate-and-cooperate" cleanup order. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals now will decide whether the EPA can issue such an order when another party has already agreed t...
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