POLITICSMICHIGAN ADVANCE
Michigan court strikes down parts of contested livestock waste permit
A Michigan court ruled that state environmental regulators violated due process by adding stricter requirements to a livestock waste permit, striking down key portions. The judge found the transfer of permit authority from the Environmental Permit Review Commission to the head of EGLE violated constitutional due process, though some provisions like winter waste bans were upheld.
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Ingham County’s 30th Circuit CourtorganizationJudge Richard GarciapersonDepartment of Environment, Great Lakes, and EnergyorganizationPhil RoospersonMichigan Farm BureauorganizationEnvironmental Permit Review CommissionorganizationGretchen WhitmerpersonNatural Resources and Environmental Protections Acttopic
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