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Ketanji Brown Jackson on Environment

 

 


Rejected challenge to forest management regulations

Judge Jackson has issued several environmental protection rulings, such as rejecting a challenge to forest management regulations by timber and ranching plaintiffs. Judge Jackson also permitted a lawsuit to proceed against the Navy regarding contamination of a river. And she has weighed in on the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance, denying an FDA request to redact information on antimicrobial drug use for food-producing animals.
Source: MedPageToday on 2022 SCOTUS Confirmation Hearings , Feb 25, 2022

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