EPA will still regulate all navigable waters, as well as meaningful permanent and intermittent tributaries to navigable waters.
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Justice Scalia held that the EPA and the Corps' regulatory authority under the Clean Water Act extended only to traditional navigable waters, "relatively permanent, standing or continuously flowing bodies of water" connected to traditional navigable waters, and "wetlands with a continuous surface connection" to traditional navigable waters.
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" The WOTUS rule and puddles "So, this rule gave bureaucrats virtually unlimited authority to regulate stock tanks, drainage ditches, and isolated ponds as navigable waterways and navigable water.
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First, it defines "navigable waters" to include almost the entire network of non-navigable tributaries upstream of real rivers and lakes, including seasonal ponds and drainages on private property.
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Obama's executive order clarified that they did — any body of water, navigable or not, that shared a "significant nexus" with clearly navigable waters was covered under the Act, per Obama's proposed rule.
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The Clean Water Act was written to protect "navigable" rivers.
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Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world.
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The law prohibits unpermitted discharges of pollutants into "navigable" waters.
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They took on just about every navigable river in Chile.
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Justice Kennedy adopted a much broader definition of navigable water than Justice Scalia, holding the EPA and the Corps had regulatory authority if a water has a "significant nexus" to downstream traditional navigable waters.
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The road to electronic money is only navigable with extreme care.
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Some of New York's scenic byways are navigable only by canoe.
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Last fall, MoMA opened with a barely navigable 47,000-foot expansion.
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The entire area was navigable only by boat, said state Sen.
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The law protects navigable waters -- rivers, oceans and lakes -- from pollution.
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The goal is to make the museum more visually consistent and navigable.
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But with some skill, preparation and a little luck they are navigable.
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Certainly, it was not built to be easily navigable for average consumers.
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The ice retreats for longer each year, rendering polar waters increasingly navigable.
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Is this a navigable problem, or is it a genuine economic crisis?
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How could she make this 3D maze navigable for a clumsy toddler?
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Mr. Trump's replacement, called the "Navigable Waters Protection Rule," finishes the process.
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The Clean Water Act mainly covers large, navigable waterways like rivers and bays.
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Go deeper: What We Burn Creates an Eerily Navigable Map of Earth (Medium)
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The visually impaired, who deserve the opportunity to live a more navigable life.
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This year the weather was warm and sunny, and the city was reasonably navigable.
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He goes to John's house, which is only navigable by coordinates, not street names.
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Garbage trucks were deployed to pack side-street snow down to a navigable depth.
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EPA has also asserted it can regulate wetlands that are adjacent to navigable waters.
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The previous iteration of the site wasn't anything amazing, but it was at least navigable.
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It's actually the most comprehensive and easily navigable original game music library I've ever seen.
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It would take 20 years to correct his mistakes and make the polar desert navigable.
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Most insurance is limited to certain navigable waters, like the Eastern Seaboard and the Caribbean.
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In fact, the water flows into an irrigation canal and never reaches any navigable water.
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The new rule divides US waters into six categories: traditional navigable waters, tributaries to those navigable waters, certain ditches -- including those used for navigation or affected by the tide, certain lakes and ponds, impoundments and wetlands that are adjacent to water covered by the rule.
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The 1972 law covered only "navigable waters" — but not necessarily the streams that flowed into them.
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The framework created is navigable and proves itself effective for drawing insights from graph data structures.
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Very navigable, meaning, easy to use, elegant, great access to our brands and our story telling.
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Global warming is melting ice and making the Arctic Ocean much more navigable than ever before.
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What was the Waters of the United States Rule is now the Navigable Waters Protection Rule.
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Although the platform is only in Japanese, it's navigable by auto-translating its pages through Google.
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The proposed replacement would divide US waters into six categories: traditional navigable waters, tributaries to those navigable waters, certain ditches -- including those used for navigation or affected by the tide, certain lakes and ponds, impoundments and wetlands that are adjacent to water covered by the rule.
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The film also demonstrates Reichert's skill as an interviewer, as she constructs a tightly edited, navigable polyphony.
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Odebrecht also had an $850 million contract in a consortium to make the Magdalena River more navigable.
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They said Snap has become simpler, more navigable and friendlier to partners and advertisers under her wing.
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Unfortunately, the law may create an environment that's only navigable by the richest and most powerful organizations.
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An open lane on the Northern Sea Route, which is becoming more navigable as the Arctic warms.
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But what if the groundwater eventually flows into a navigable waterway — which the federal government can regulate?
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They claimed a 200-mile line could be drawn from his property to a navigable water source.
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Delegate has set up options to make the myriad suppliers, venues and more navigable for less-experienced customers.
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A series of cataracts upriver means that the capital, Kinshasa, is where the river starts to become navigable.
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Trump said during the signing that the act should apply only to navigable waters that affect interstate commerce.
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He and his crew were lost trying to find a navigable path across the top of the world.
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The Clean Water Act only protects navigable water, and no one is taking a boat down an aquifer.
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No one disputes that the 1972 Clean Water Act allows federal agencies to regulate navigable rivers and lakes.
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Airports, in the meantime, are finding ways to make parking if not more appealing, then more easily navigable.
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How are you going to make your content navigable so that people can find what speaks to them?
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In 2020, at least 2695 river boats — some quite luxurious — will cruise the lush and navigable lower Mekong.
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The lake was frozen in the winter, when we ice skated, and was swimmable and navigable by boat.
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For example, making American rivers and harbors navigable by clearing obstructions was assigned to Congress by the constitution.
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These people need a place to exist, but their abodes likely make certain areas less navigable for scooters.
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North America has more miles of navigable inland waterways than much of the rest of the world combined.
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Until that point, the only definition was that they're "navigable," which environmental groups and industry titans quibbled over.
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For instance, the law is clear that major navigable rivers and lakes and any connected waterways should be protected.
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It's small, light, and waterproof, with a display that's readable in sunlight and navigable via a five-button system.
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A physical being, I rely on other people—mail carriers, city councils, health care workers—bound by navigable networks.
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The US Coast Guard enforced a Lava Entry Safety Zone Sunday for the navigable waters around the Kilauea Volcano.
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The Obama rule centered on the concept that waterways with a "significant nexus" to navigable ones would be regulated.
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To realize such gains will require a more easily-navigable regulatory system, scaled-up production infrastructure, and shrewd specialization.
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IT HAS TO BE USER FRIENDLY, IT HAS TO BE NAVIGABLE, IT HAS TO BE ACCESSIBLE IN FRICTIONLESS WAYS.
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And starting to feel that in the moment makes it feel less dramatic, and makes it feel very navigable.
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The law requires those who discharge pollutants into navigable waters from pipes or wells to obtain a federal permit.
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For decades, industrial waste and sewage poured into the Karun, Iran's largest navigable river, without the slightest state interference.
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The Brazilian company also had an $850 million contract in a consortium to make the Magdalena River more navigable.
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He sees this come alive in what he calls, Denver's "navigable social infrastructure," in which communal learning is encouraged.
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It's also created a new app, Shadow Beyond, that's meant to make Windows 10 more navigable on iOS and Android.
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However, I had heard rumblings that Independent was different, with a more manageable exhibitor-list and a more navigable layout.
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Now you know perfectly well that it'll drip down into the ground and it'll be carried into the navigable water.
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How do you feel the food world can be a more navigable space for women, especially for women of color?
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So those who want to discharge dredged or fill material into navigable waters must get a permit from the Corps.
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But these reports can be thousands of pages long, easily navigable only if you have a forensic company's proprietary software.
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"Navigable airspace" is often defined as being anything above 500 feet, but that is a definition that only considers manned flight.
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Writing for himself, Anthony Kennedy said that the rule should apply to waters that bear a "significant nexus" to navigable waters.
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The town that those millions inhabit almost completely lacks the basic infrastructure and rule of law that make big cities navigable.
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As the Arctic becomes increasingly navigable, we must look to our partners as experts in the arena and learn from them.
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It's the kind of vast media-world navigation that Mr. Roberts says will one day make the content glut more navigable.
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Copenhagen is fairly small and easily navigable by foot, but the city also has a sleek metro and timely bus system.
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As with any tax matter, the form will be most easily navigable for single filers with one job and no dependents.
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The iDrive infotainment system continues to be easily navigable with an intuitive scroll wheel, while graphics are slick and never stutter.
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Shipping concerns dreaming of an Arctic that's both easily navigable and inexpensive to traverse will have to wait, perhaps for decades.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, which rolled out the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, said it would not comment on the pending litigation.
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Those rules interpreted the Clean Water Act to give the agency authority to regulate every puddle of water on every farm or ranch anywhere if that puddle had even the remotest, most minuscule "nexus" with any "navigable waterway," no matter how minimal that possible runoff may be or how far away that potentially navigable stream might be.
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Sometimes there are jumps and things to avoid, but for the most part it's just you, your boat, and very navigable waters.
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Because while it's easy to tell that you should protect the water in a big, navigable river, the stuff upstream is trickier.
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It is one of South America's largest lakes, the world's highest navigable body of water, and believed to be the Incas' birthplace.
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The journey to better sex in the digital age isn't always easily navigable, but it does teach us something invaluable about ourselves.
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Most of that funding goes to maintain navigable waterways, marine ecosystems and dams; only a fraction is directed to coastal flood work.
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Despite the size, despite its vast, procedural everything, Everything still manages to be approachable and navigable, full of corners to call yours.
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After days on the ferries, I knew to follow the long strings of wooden briccole, the log pylons that indicate navigable channels.
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During the retrieval stage, you'll need to remember where you put things, and you'll also learn if you made your warehouse navigable.
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To get to the national scale, the world of The Witcher 3 had to become bigger, more open, more complicated, and seamlessly navigable.
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Nearly 200,000 tracks from three years of aggregation can be discovered through Europeana Radio, with navigable categories like classical, folk, and popular music.
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Think Wikipedia, but if all the contributors and editors got paid and navigable from the verified point of view of any established community.
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And there are strategic concerns that melting Arctic ice could give Russia new navigable waterways to expand their naval and commercial maritime operations.
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Vetoed by President Richard Nixon but overridden by Congress, the Clean Water Act originally only gave federal protection to traditional "navigable" waters—i.e.
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These structures make this country navigable and connected, and crucially, they are shared utilities made by people I will never see or know.
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Sailors have for centuries sought a navigable Northwest Passage: a shorter, faster route between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans that transits the Arctic.
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This signals a narrow concern only for commerce but not, illogically, for the network of tributaries and wetlands that keep navigable waters healthy.
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But it could have broad implications on navigable waters across the United States and significantly limit the reach of the Clean Water Act.
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And almost half (46 percent) of polling places examined had accessible voting systems that wouldn't be easily navigable by some voters with a disability.
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This is what the best speculative fiction does, of course; it contextualizes our present to make the future more navigable, the worst scenarios avoidable.
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The most important among them is that Apple has made the entirety of iPadOS navigable by voice, which is a big deal for accessibility.
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The Navigable Waters Protection Rule, or "Dirty Water Rule," strips Clean Water Act protections from half the country's wetlands and millions of stream miles.
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For decades the region's navigable rivers, proximity to Ecuador, and shipping routes along the Pacific made it the ideal spot for the coca trade.
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We also know that the Northwest Passage, the perilous, ice-choked route from the Atlantic to the Pacific through Northern Canada, is navigable today.
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Residents are peeved that unsightly bikes are clogging up sidewalks, parks, and driveways, making the streets less navigable for pedestrians and annoying local businesses.
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The feeling is reminiscent of the way Gabriel García Márquez transformed light into a navigable substance in his short story, Light is Like Water.
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Even the flat stretches boil with powerful currents, and the rough stretches represent some of the most challenging navigable white water in the world.
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Also, very importantly, all 50 states have their own environmental laws and regulations, allowing regulation above and beyond navigable waters as defined by EPA.
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EPA asserted the small stream crossing Johnson's property was a federal waterway, even though it was hundreds of miles from the nearest navigable river.
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If the Navigable Waters Protection Rule is upheld in court, small waterways and groundwater would be protected only at the state and local levels.
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As New York State's lieutenant governor explained, the navigable water route was originally the idea of a Geneva flour merchant stuck in debtor's prison.
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I wasn't supposed to stay over, but the roads weren't navigable after an ice storm, so I slept on the couch for two nights.
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But construction and the ubiquitous film and television shoots, thanks to the proximity of Silvercup Studios, sometimes make the streets barely navigable to pedestrians.
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The Northwest Passage — the long sought-after sea route from Europe to the Pacific Ocean through the Arctic circle — is quickly becoming more navigable.
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Designers would be able to draw in 3D instead of a flat surface, enabling them to create true-to-scale, and navigable models, he explained.
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And whatever the fate of the most ambitious ventures, the navigable, networked and knowable world that today's satellites are creating, reinforcing and enriching will endure.
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Because of lava entering the ocean, the US Coast Guard enforced a Lava Entry Safety Zone Sunday for the navigable waters around the Kilauea Volcano.
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You can pair a controller to your phone with Remote Play, and I recommend it—the PS4 games were less navigable on a touch screen.
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Dating back to the 1980s, EPA has asserted it can regulate smaller, streams and tributaries that cannot be navigated but that flow into navigable waters.
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Twisted iron banisters set in the stone make the steep inclines and windows over the precipices more safely navigable, if not as authentically first millennium.
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Sturgeon argued that a federal law -- the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act -- stripped the Park Service of its authority to regulate the navigable water.
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The site is easily navigable by body type, trend, or silhouette; and despite the name, it stocks some of the most interesting one-pieces around.
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While both were interesting scientifically and the Mawrth Vallis had slightly more diverse geology, Oxia Planum won, being the more navigable site at a lower elevation.
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Today the internet is a quagmire of captial-c Content, made navigable by retweets, likes, and favorites; everything posted can be quantified by its corresponding reactions.
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As a result, new towns arose more readily in Britain than in France when, in later centuries, the advantages of proximity to navigable water became apparent.
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As Siberia's summer is so short, freighters must be kept moving while the river, whose 4,63 km (2,735 miles) carry the region's economic lifeblood, is navigable.
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For landlords, that means attracting young professionals who don't want to deal with the hassle of logistics, and offering property rentals through a clean, navigable platform.
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The property is 22019 miles from the Jefferson River, the nearest river that might be considered a "navigable waterway" under a generous definition of the term.
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Target Australia has friendlier staff, lower prices, and an easily navigable layout, whereas Targets in the US are often crowded, hard to navigate, and more expensive.
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The veracity of these claims will have to be evaluated by the IRS and other authorities for whom the intricacies of international tax law are navigable.
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For those with established relationships with reliable manufacturers and shippers, the chaotic marketplace has proven more navigable — and a welcome opportunity in a suddenly frozen economy.
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"It respects the limited powers that the executive branch has been given under the Constitution and the Clean Water Act to protect navigable waters," he said.
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The Clean Water Act requires polluters to get federal permits for pollution that enters navigable waters, which includes waterways like the Pacific but does not include groundwater.
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I began my trip in Kisangani, the river's uppermost navigable point and once a crossroads between eastern and central Africa, for the trade in ivory and slaves.
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Set in Tarpon Point Marina and near over 400 miles of navigable canals and waterways, this is a serene location for kayaking, paddle boarding and sunset cruises.
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So the Obama administration instead followed a separate concurrence by Justice Anthony Kennedy, who concluded that waters with a "significant nexus" to navigable waterways should be covered.
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Whill recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration for the Model M, which is meant to be a more attractive and navigable alternative to motorized wheelchairs.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the swing vote in the case, didn't clearly define "navigable waters" or property rights in the case, and the laws since have becomes increasingly vague.
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" The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ruled in 1983 that Table Rock Lake was "not navigable" because it was "used exclusively for recreational activities.
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Navigable only with concentrated effort, these esoterica force us to reflect on what we can know with confidence, and when unreliable narratives put us in danger of drowning.
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Generally speaking, the Clean Water Act requires companies to get federal permits if they discharge pollutants into navigable waters, which includes the ocean but does not include groundwater.
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BOGOTA, Aug 30 (Reuters) - - U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs has expressed interest in financing a project to make Colombia's Magdalena River more navigable, the government said on Tuesday.
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The question presented is whether it also covers pollution that has traveled some distance from a pipe or well through groundwater and made its way into navigable water.
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It is through attention to these kinds of details that the city attempts to be comprehensible, navigable, and welcoming at a human scale, to people not in cars.
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Several lawsuits have been filed against the U.S. government over the water rule, which broadened protections beyond "navigable waters" to include "adjacent waters" such as streams, creeks and wetlands.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney John Larson argued that the FAA has jurisdiction over any craft used and designed to fly in navigable airspace and that drones fall under this category.
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Hawaii Wildlife Fund, challenges an appeals court's ruling that pollution discharged into groundwater that later flows into a navigable waterway can constitute a violation of the Clean Water Act.
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Upon inquiring about the signs, I learned they amounted to the Environmental Protection Agency's proclamation that the land was under federal jurisdiction and control because it featured navigable waters.
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EPA will also eliminate subjective criteria for determining whether land or water features qualify under navigable waters jurisdiction, granting individuals more certainty about how they can use their property.
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If the retreat of sea ice continues, much larger portions of the Arctic would become navigable, making it harder for Russia to rule the waters of the Far North.
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Although it was supposed to show that Johnson's pond significantly affects a downstream navigable water, the agency's record showed that no one had ever checked where the water flowed.
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In reality, although the CWA does require a permit for the discharge of dredged or fill material into "navigable waters," LaPant's wheat-planting did not fall into that category.
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Hawaii Wildlife Fund, challenges an appeals court's ruling that pollution discharged into groundwater that later flows into a navigable waterway can constitute a violation of the Clean Water Act.
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Our inland waterways system is comprised of over 28503,22019 navigable miles and 240 locks that connect the heartland of America to the rest of the country and the world.
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"There is a new Arctic now because the Arctic Ocean is now navigable" at times in the summer, said Mark Serreze, director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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Just because you have the luxury of navigable 3-D space doesn't mean you have to reinvent that particular wheel—especially when you're introducing people to an entirely new environment.
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It is trying to take control in geopolitical ways and geographical ways that at the South China Sea, other navigable waters, space, cyber warfare and they are stealing us blind.
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That rule, which purported to apply Justice Kennedy's 2006 "significant nexus" concurring opinion in Rapanos v U.S., asserts jurisdiction over large areas of land many miles from traditionally navigable waters.
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The 2015 Clean Water Rule was designed to provide long-sought guidance on just which "navigable waters" fall under federal jurisdiction and are covered by the protections in that act.
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With the weather turning warmer and the sea crossing from Turkey to Greece becoming more navigable, the number of migrants making the trip is expected to rise in coming weeks.
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After an official inquest, authorities claimed that Williams's plane crashed in the Strait of Georgia, a narrow, navigable body of water between British Columbia's mainland and Vancouver Island, killing him.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt starred in a Big Beef promotional ad about ending the Obama-era Clean Water Rule, which disallowed dumping waste into undefined "navigable waters" without a permit.
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Upon his return to Atlanta, he drew up a plan to turn that sprawling region, where most streets don't even have sidewalks, into something navigable by foot and light rail.
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By making more data available to potential students and their families, the College Transparency Act will strengthen the academic marketplace and make it more navigable to all higher education consumers.
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It was Alderweireld's, if it was anyone's, but really it was a strike against the idea that, even at this most rarefied level, there is a navigable structure to events.
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He jumped into the water and swam to the other boat before the tow line on the navigable boat was cut to prevent it from sinking when the other went down.
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They were installed to tame the rivers, provide water for agriculture and make the waterways navigable by barge to carry the huge harvests of wheat to market -- and those needs remain.
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With so many of these camps becoming long-term homes to marginalized communities, it's not difficult to see the humanitarian angle in designing a safe, easily navigable city with centralized amenities.
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The act was originally passed to prevent the industry from dumping debris into navigable waters but was revived to implement a permit program for restricting all forms of industrial water pollution.
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While the map and shared routes feature are easily navigable, accessing some of the other options, like the augmented reality Skyline tool or the 3D flyover, are a bit more difficult.
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Similarly, as the choice of venue hints at, the virtual environments in this project were more than just entertainment pieces to gaze over; the work was navigable, explorable, and fully engrossing.
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"There's more that unites us than divides us," one of the Glide workers says in his preamble to the group, and for a moment the gulf between user and coder feels navigable.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for determining whether a property has "waters of the United States," or "navigable waters" — waters that are protected by the federal Clean Water Act.
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The 185-day figure comes directly from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and the bill also excludes irrigation areas from what would be considered navigable waters Read more about the bill here.
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The idea was to ensure that America's major rivers, then the primary arteries of commerce, remained open and navigable, and that states did not impede navigation at the expense of their neighbors.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for determining whether a property has "waters of the United States" or "navigable waters" — waters that are protected by the federal Clean Water Act.
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Open directories are folders of files that are uploaded to a web server somewhere, generally so they can be linked to elsewhere on the internet in a much more searchable and navigable fashion.
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As the Arctic continues to experience record warmth and historic lows in sea ice cover — both in summer and winter — more of the sea becomes navigable, and accordingly, new shipping lanes open up.
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The long-term shared interests of the Philippines and US -- in a rules-based international order in general and an open and navigable South China Sea in particular -- must be recognized and emphasized.
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However, one thing that is particularly great for cruisers, she says, is that it's an easily navigable city, making it ideal for exploration even when there's a limited amount of time in port.
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The 85033-day figure comes directly from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and the bill also excludes irrigation areas from what would be considered navigable waters The changes would have implications beyond agriculture.
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It's always run smoothly: two stages far enough apart to avoid noise pollution but close enough to be navigable, plenty of carnival games, and a well-curated lineup, probably aided by the calendar.
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said Thursday the Navigable Waters Protection Rule will rescind Clean Water Act protections from many streams and wetlands by redefining which bodies of water are covered under the law.
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Imagine if Google Maps were even more three dimensional and navigable, and imbedded not just with traffic data, but with your local energy agency's consumption metrics, county's census numbers, and loads of other information.
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All 42 bridges in Monroe County, which includes the Keys, were deemed safe and one of two washed out sections of U.S. 1 Roadway was now navigable, the county said on its Twitter account.
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At $9 a month, I'd be happy to pay for a pleasant, navigable user interface, assuming the hidden cap doesn't hamstring the whole service — and I'm sure other people will feel the same way.
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Beginning in 1949, a huge project, envisioned by Stalin himself, to link the Black Sea with the Danube River through a navigable channel relied on prisoners from surrounding camps as its main labor force.
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A fascinating aspect of his business is how it seems the terroir of Brooklyn has affected the brand aesthetic: the website is clean, easily navigable, with a errant style that retains a friendly edge.
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But sadly, the Corps's abuses of farmers continue under his watch, and even the recent and much-debated rewrite of the "navigable waters" definition still gives the Corps too much authority over farming operations.
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NPS regulations prohibit the operation of hovercrafts within the Yukon-Charley, but Sturgeon argues that the hovercraft ban is not enforceable on navigable waters in Alaska, even those that fall within a national park.
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But the question presented in the case is whether such permits are also required for pollution that travels some distance from the pipe or well through groundwater and makes its way into navigable water.
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Egypt's artistic licensing system is a barely navigable labyrinth of gray areas and bureaucratic contradictions, and Townhouse, like other arts organizations, had only previously been required to obtain licenses from the Ministry of Culture.
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As ice gives way to navigable ocean, the U.S. Coast Guard has estimated that there has been a 300-percent increase in human activity in the Arctic, requiring a new era of public-private partnership.
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The court rejected a lower court ruling that the National Park Service (NPS) has the statutory authority to enforce its hovercraft regulations on navigable waters in Alaska that run through land owned by the state.
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These proposals would, for the first time, expressly clarify in statute that the regulatory reach of the Clean Water Act goes well beyond traditional navigable waters, extending to their tributaries and adjacent wetlands as well.
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Russia is building new infrastructure and overhauling its ports as, amid warmer climate cycles, it readies for more traffic via what it calls the Northern Sea Route (NSR) which it envisages being navigable year-round.
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Importantly, the law clarifies that the commission cannot regulate drone use in navigable airspace, and makes it illegal to land a drone on another&aposs property; however, operators can fly drones over their own property.
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Pairing training lessons and tips from Sara Carson, a superstar in the world of dog training, with an easily navigable interface, Puppr is an app that aims to make the training process as simple as possible.
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"This extremely flawed rule would force ranchers and feedlot operators to get permits or risk excessive federal penalties despite being miles away from any navigable water," the National Cattlemen's Beef Association said in a statement Tuesday.
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Just as Google took the noise of the early internet and arranged it into something comprehensible and navigable, so we need to organize and understand the sky as drones become a growing part of civilian life.
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The incredible Miura celebrates 50 years Lucca is an ancient walled city in Tuscany that has all the charms of Florence, but it is smaller, even more navigable by foot, and isn't as overrun by tourists.
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United States, saying the Clean Water Act ought only to cover navigable waters and waterways "with a continuous surface connection" to them — a far more restrictive definition than what the Obama EPA put into its rule.
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As Arctic ice melts, Russia stands to gain access to oil and gas fields historically locked beneath northern ice — and is building up capability to launch cruise missiles from newly navigable waters to threaten America's coastlines.
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Running on an Oculus Rift, the experience had recreated a few rooms of the museum that were navigable by selecting a point on the floor, teleporting to it, and viewing a 360 perspective from that vantage point.
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While Iraq is nearly entirely land-locked, the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that cross that country are navigable, and ISIS has been using watercraft for a variety of purposes, including transporting fighters and conducting improvised explosive attacks.
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The boat cut across the beautiful blue waters of Lake Titicaca, which holds title to a number of superlatives, such as most voluminous lake in South America, and world's highest navigable lake at 3,800 meters in elevation.
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In his executive order, Mr. Trump directed the EPA to redefine "navigable waters" in future rules in accordance with Justice Scalia's definition - an action that would severely limit the waterways that the Clean Water Act applies to.
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Links First and most importantly, Instagram will now let creators add navigable URL links to their stories – meaning viewers can tap a button and instantly be taken to whatever website the creator wants to send them to.
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Trump's new rule, the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, would strip federal protections for small bodies of water, something critics say will increase the amount of pollution that flows into larger bodies often relied on for drinking water.
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Trump's new rule, the Navigable Waters Protection Rule, would strip federal protections for small bodies of water, something critics say will increase the amount of pollution that flows into larger bodies often relied on for drinking water.
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On Wednesday, justices on both the liberal and conservative wings of the court questioned whether the National Park Service had the statutory authority to regulate navigable waters in Alaska that run through land owned by the state.
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The Obama administration expanded that definition far beyond the plain English understanding of the word "navigable" to dry land that may have water runoff after a heavy rain or may not, and to wetlands far away from rivers.
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Following this line of thinking, meaning-making in VR can begin to take on more folkloristic and amateur proportions, yielding a sensorium of everyday sensation — collections of sounds and stories all mapped out in three-dimensional, navigable space.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The favorites to win next year's World Cup in Russia were given navigable paths to the last 16 with the coaches of Germany, Brazil, Argentina and Spain having reason to feel reasonably optimistic after Friday's draw.
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There's 930 some-odd miles of navigable road in San Francisco, and yet we have enough information to help us identify a very small segment of that that would allow us to get our vehicles up and running.
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While it's not a direct replacement for cable, at $219 plus a $5 monthly fee, Tablo puts live channels in a navigable interface, making the shows accessible to people who never wanted to buy cable to begin with.
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Levandowski and his Grand Challenge teammates had developed a method for inexpensively stitching together thousands of landscape photographs, then combining them with G.P.S. coördinates, in order to plot navigable self-driving paths over dusty hills and creek beds.
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The conservative wing of the court wanted to limit EPA's oversight to only big, navigable waterways in that case, and the liberal justices wanted essentially all small wetlands and streams protected too — but Kennedy ended up creating middle ground.
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BOGOTA, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Two companies connected to Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim have declared an interest in taking over a majority stake in Colombia's $857 million effort to make the Magdalena River navigable, the Colombian government said on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration's new rule, which goes into effect in two months, seeks to resolve the issue by writing a new definition of navigable waters: No longer covered under the law are streams that only flow when it rains.
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You're now in Leonardo World, a penumbral, winding but wide-vistaed realm unto itself with roughly 160 works, and one that the Louvre curators — Vincent Delieuvin and Louis Frank — have taken scrupulous care to make as navigable as possible.
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As tech evolves, 360-degree light field cameras could construct navigable real world environments and allow game engines to fill in the textured details, allowing us to be on set and walk behind characters or through doorways to explore realistic representations.
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Echoing the president's campaign statements that the rule constituted disastrous over-regulation, the executive order declares the federal government must keep navigable waters free from pollution while also promoting economic growth and respecting the constitutional roles of Congress and the states.
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A federal judge in September denied the tribe's request for an injunction to block construction, but the tribe has continued to press the Army corps to withhold permits, which the builders need because the pipeline would cross a navigable waterway.
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The book's 18 case studies, along with the Balinese terraces, include thorny acacia corrals in Kenya that protect livestock and are covered in edible seedpods, and midair footbridges in northern India made of interwoven tree roots and navigable during monsoons.
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We have located each piece of evidence within a navigable three-dimensional digital platform showing a model of the safe house and the environment of El Junquito around it, and have started reconstructing an account of the narrative of the day.
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"There is really a need for the state federal and local governments to put together a system that is navigable for themselves and for the everyday, average homeowner who is not an expert in disaster recovery or policy," Trainor said.
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The Mississippi River, which transports 60 percent of all export-bound U.S. corn and soybeans to terminals near the Gulf Coast, has not been fully navigable since November due to winter closures in the north and widespread flooding this spring.
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Lapointe adds the decimation of the country's environmental law framework incurred with the passing of 248's Bill C-2013—impacting the Environmental Assessment Act, the Fisheries Act, the Navigable Waters Act—will also have to be undone to make tailings management effective.
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Ruralistas have lobbied the government for years to gain easier access to the Amazon in order to transport their products, which would require developing industrial waterways with dams and locks that would make the Tapajós and its tributaries in southeast Pará more navigable.
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This is so even though the significant nexus test, articulated by Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, was meant to be applied to all waters over which EPA sought jurisdiction to the extent that such waters are neither navigable nor interstate in nature.
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Easily navigable and unpretentious, Castelbuono is also an art town, with 15th-century frescoes in the crypt of the church Matrice Vecchia; in the castle is a chapel encrusted with the giddily over-the-top Baroque decorations of the sculptor Giacomo Serpotta.
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"The Quartet has outlined a reasonable set of steps that if implemented sincerely and resolutely, with support from the international community, could set Israelis and Palestinians on firmly along a navigable course towards establishing a comprehensive peace," he said, without elaborating further.
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Coffee plantations and split-level homes steadily encroach on the former Marine base, A Vietnamese victory museum there bizarrely claims "80 ships were destroyed" during the climactic battle, even though the base is 70 miles from the sea or other navigable waterways.
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Here are six things to know about the new regulation, known as the Navigable Waters Protection Rule: The Trump administration has made a point of rolling back environmental rules put in place by its predecessor, accusing the Obama administration of federal overreach.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who retired from the bench in 2018, joined the conservatives but issued his own, stand-alone opinion that set a more inclusive standard that gave federal protection to any streams and wetlands that had a "significant nexus" to navigable waters.
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Commercial drone operations will need clear rules of the road to function, and there is a role for the FAA to play in facilitating development of those rules, and protecting clear federal interests like manned aviation and the safety of the navigable airspace.
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At the correct speed of passage these waves hit a resonant frequency—increasing in amplitude as the critical speed is maintained until, at an amplitude dependent on the thickness of the sheet, that sheet will crack up and disintegrate, leaving a navigable passage behind.
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In the future this technology will allow the simple creation of VR-ready navigable 3D spaces, but right now it's enabling filmmakers the ability to achieve a level of detail and flexibility in gathering shots and making post-production edits that wasn't previously possible.
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Isaac Callizaya, 39, grew up with the sound of waves lapping on the shores of Lake Titicaca, a giant body of water on the border between Bolivia and Peru that at 12,500 feet above sea level is the highest navigable lake in the world.
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