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Conscious Activism
In her historic ruling, Judge LaPorte agreed with Natural Resource Defense Council that the sonar’s booming noise could "irreparably harm ...
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Conscious Activism
In her historic ruling, Judge LaPorte agreed with Natural Resource Defense Council that the sonar’s booming noise could "irreparably harm ...
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Federal Court Restricts Global Deployment of Navy Sonar - Press Releases
In October, Judge Laporte granted a request by conservation groups for a temporary injunction to restrict deployment under ... these creatures from exposure to the extremely loud and far-traveling naval sonar system," Judge Laporte wrote in her opinion. "Public concern has been heightened by incidents where exposure ...
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Heritage Forests Campaign: Resources
April 9: Forest Service and timber industry appeal Judge Laporte’s decision to the Ninth Circuit. February 6: Judge Laporte issues final injunction, clarifying that the injunction extends to ... Act. October 4: Judge Laporte denies State of Oregon's request to enjoin nearly-completed Mike's Gulch and Blackberry timber sales. September 29: Judge Singleton issues decision on ...
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Heritage Forests Campaign: Judge Stops Projects that Violate 2001 Roadless Rule
Appeals. The appeal period will expire on Friday, April 6 (approximately). In September of 2006, Judge Laporte reversed the Bush administration's repeal of the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule and reinstated ... been required to follow the rule, since the rule had been repealed. In her injunction, Judge LaPorte stated that because the 2001 rule had been repealed illegally, all projects in roadless ...
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Bush appeals roadless decision
U.S. District Court Judge Elizabeth Laporte that had rejected the administration’s repeal of the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule. Judge Laporte also had enjoined the U.S. Forest ... lawsuit. Both suits asked the court to reinstate the original roadless rule. In September 2006, Laporte ruled that the Forest Service had acted illegally by repealing the original roadless rule ...
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final roadless ruling
Federal court restores the original roadless rule San Francisco – Federal District Court Judge Elizabeth Laporte yesterday issued her final injunction order and judgment in the lawsuit to overturn the ... lawsuit. Both suits asked the court to reinstate the original roadless rule. In September, Judge Laporte ruled that the Forest Service had acted illegally by repealing the original roadless rule ...
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Ocean Futures Society - Media Kit
Jean-Michel Cousteau applauded U.S. District Judge Florence-Marie Cooper’s ruling to issue a temporary restraining ... Deployment of Navy Sonar SAN FRANCISCO (August 26, 2003) -- A federal judge ruled today that the Navy's plan to deploy a new ... and fish. In a 73-page opinion, U.S. Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Laporte barred the Navy's planned around-the-world deployment and ordered ...
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To protect whales, Navy will limit use of low-frequency sonar - Los Angeles Times
Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary off Hawaii. Court holds Navy to rules safeguarding... Judge sets aside some restrictions on sonar Navy must cut sonar use off California The Navy ... Protection Act and the National Environmental Policy Act. In February, U.S. Magistrate Elizabeth D. Laporte ordered the Navy to hammer out a compromise with the environmentalists over the low-frequency ...
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Federal judge overturns ban on road-building in national forests - Los Angeles Times
L.A. Times Archives Reprint Requests Work for Us Home Delivery Customer Support Subscribe Federal judge overturns ban on road-building in national forests Wyoming jurist issues an injunction that ... federal government to protect roadless areas in their states. In 2006, U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Laporte in San Francisco reinstated the 2001 rule created by the Clinton administration. That prompted ...
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