EditorialRules and Regs - October 2021

Rules and Regs - October 2021

  • Appeared in print as "U.S. Supreme Court Reverses Graywater Septic System Requirement for Minnesota Amish Community "
  • By David Steinkraus
  • October 2021
  • Rules and Regs

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Regulations Supreme Court Minnesota Graywater Amish Wisconsin Contamination Groundwater USDA Texas Ethics Florida Grant Massachusetts Septic System Pollution Nitrogen Pollution New York Maryland Georgia Virginia Septic Pumping

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of an Amish community and against Filmore County, Minnesota, which had ordered the Amish to install a septic system for graywater treatment. The Amish group objected on religious grounds, claiming the septic system violated its church...

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