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Judge rules against Idaho suction-dredge gold miner

Court: Suction dredge miner polluted Idaho river

Court: Suction dredge miner polluted Idaho river June 9, 2021, by Eldin Ganic In a ruling dated June 4, Chief Magistrate Judge, Ronald E. Bush, in Boise federal court determined that a suction dredge miner polluted the South Fork of the Clearwater River and needed a permit as required under the Clean Water Act. The Idaho Conservation League, represented by Advocates for the West, filed the lawsuit against Shannon Poe of California regarding his 42 days of suction dredge mining on the Idaho river.  Judge Bush ruled against each of the arguments Poe’s lawyers put before him. His ruling confirms that suction dredge mining requires permits under the Clean Water Act, and that the removal, processing, and disposal of material sucked from the bottom of rivers and streams with motorized equipment constitute a “discharge.” 

US judge rules against South Fork Clearwater suction-dredge gold miner

It's Slay Time at the City - Sacramento Magazine

Sacramento Magazine your username your email your username your email No one’s been able to slay the pandemic yet, but “She Kills Monsters.” What’s more, she manages to do so among “homicidal fairies, nasty ogres, and 90s pop culture.” It’s all about blessed escapism as City Theatre, the performing arts program at Sacramento City College, presents the virtually adapted play by Qui Nguyen, co-founder of the Vampire Cowboys Theatre Company of New York City. “Monsters” is being presented online for eight performances, six of them live, from Thursday (Feb. 25) through March 7.  Here is how City Theatre describes the play.

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