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The Supreme Court Takes Five Environmental Cases for Its 2006-2007 Term

Robert Meltz

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This report summarizes each of the five cases: the two that have been argued and decided, and the three that have been argued but not yet decided. As to the undecided cases, the report speculates on the issues likely to concern the Court.

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This report summarizes each of the five cases: the two that have been argued and decided, and the three that have been argued but not yet decided. As to the undecided cases, the report speculates on the issues likely to concern the Court.

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This report summarizes each of the five cases: the two that have been argued and decided, and the three that have been argued but not yet decided. As to the undecided cases, the report speculates on the issues likely to concern the Court.

Key concepts: Supreme court, Term (time), Political science, Law, Supreme Court Decisions, Law and economics, Sociology, Physics

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