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Law360: "9th Circuit won't rehear logging runoff permit challenge"

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May 17, 2011 -- The Ninth Circuit has refused to reconsider its holding that runoff from Oregon State Forest logging roads was subject to permitting requirements under the Clean Water Act.

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