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Supreme Court won't hear mining case involving Karuk Tribe
9th circuit
california
karuk
salmon
supreme court
usfs
Posted: Monday, March 18, 2013
The
U.S. Supreme Court
won't be hearing a mining dispute involving the
Karuk Tribe
of California.
In June 2012, the
9th Circuit Court of Appeals
ruled that the
U.S. Forest Service
failed to consult biologists from other agencies before approving the mining activities along the Klamath River. The decision favored the tribe, whose leaders want to ensure salmon runs are protected.
A pro-mining group called
The New 49ers
asked the high court to review the ruling. Without comment, the justices declined the case in an
order list
today.
The case is
The New 49ers v. Karuk Tribe
.
9th Circuit Decision:
Karuk Tribe v. USFS
(June 1, 2012)
Related Stories:
9th Circuit rules for Karuk Tribe in case over mining along river
(6/4)
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