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Friends of the Earth v. EPA, et al
as 05-5015
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Friends of the Earth, Inc.
Defendant - Appellee:
Environmental Protection Agency and Stephen L. Johnson, Acting Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency
Defendant - Terminated Party:
Michael O. Leavitt, Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency
Intervenor For Defendant - Appellee:
DC Water and Sewer Authority
Terminated Party:
Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies
Amicus Curiae For Appellee:
Combined Sewer Overflow Partnership and National Association of Clean Water Act Agencies
Nat Resrc Def Cncl, et al v. EPA, et al
as 04-1323
Petitioner:
Natural Resources Defense Council and Sierra Club
Respondent:
Environmental Protection Agency and Stephen L. Johnson, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency
Intervenor:
American Forest and Paper Association Inc., Composite Panel Association, APA-The Engineered Wood Association and others
Terminated Party:
American Furniture Manufacturers Association
Intervenor - Intervenor:
American Home Furnishings Alliance, Inc.
Amicus Curiae For Respondent:
Formaldehyde Council, Inc.
Amicus Curiae For Appellant:
National Association of Clean Air Agencies
Movant:
Hunt Forest Products, Incorporated
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Sierra Club v. EPA
as 02-1135
Petitioner:
Sierra Club
Respondent:
Environmental Protection Agency, Stephen L. Johnson, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency and Lisa Perez Jackson, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency
Intervenor:
American Chemistry Council, National Environmental Development Association's Clean Air Regulatory Project, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and others
Intervenor For Respondent:
National Paint & Coatings Association, Clean Air Implementation Project, Air Permitting Forum and others
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