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Late intervention in FERC proceedings

Black, Kristi
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Black, Kristi
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climate ethics
energy
environmental organisations
land
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Political ethics
Environmental ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Resources ethics
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Climate Ethics
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"California Trout v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (CalTrout v. FERC) originated with CalTrout’s and Friends of the River’s (FOR) (collectively, petitioners) late motions to intervene in the Pyramid Lake Dam proceeding. The ruling in this case, which affirmed FERC’s decision to deny the petitioners’ late motions to intervene, will likely lead to environmental groups and other interested parties becoming more diligent in choosing which proceedings in which to intervene, and, ultimately, could lead to a limitation of effective public involvement in FERC proceedings." (p. 1)
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2010
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