U.S. Judge Delays Plan to Allow Canada Cattle Imports (Update3)
March 2 (Bloomberg) - A federal judge in Montana delayed the U.S. government's plan to resume
importing cattle from Canada until a full hearing can be held on allegations the animals pose a risk
to public health because of mad cow disease.
March 2 (Bloomberg) - A federal judge in Montana delayed the U.S. government's plan to resume
importing cattle from Canada until a full hearing can be held on allegations the animals pose a risk
to public health because of mad cow disease.
Click here to read the full article, quoting Russell Frye,
attorney for the plaintiffs.
attorney for the plaintiffs.
Russell Frye quoted in Legal Times
1/31/05 article on Clean Air Act New
Source Review litigation
Click here to read the full article.
1/31/05 article on Clean Air Act New
Source Review litigation
Click here to read the full article.
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