In Sierra Club v. Kimbell, No. 09-1639, an action claiming that the Forest Service’s Land and Resource Management Plan for the Superior National Forest violated the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the court affirmed summary judgment for defendants where nothing in either NEPA or its implementing regulations prevented the Forest Service from integrating consideration of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness into its analysis of the revised plan’s effects on other resources within the Superior National Forest.
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- Full Text of Sierra Club v. Kimbell, No. 09-1639
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