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To: TimF who wrote (279111)	3/8/2006 7:22:28 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1583921

re: I don't see how they could expect to win this case. If there is a specific law they could sue for the EPA to enforce it. If there is an EPA regulation I suppose they could do the same (but the EPA could remove the regulation). But asking the court to impose an environmental regulation is unlikely to go anywhere. It would be one of the most extreme cases of judicial activism in our history and that's saying a lot. They probably won't win. But it's interesting that "locals" are taking a more aggressive stance on the issues. Maybe states rights will prevail.