UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
Steven B. Pollack and Blue Eco Legal Council v. U.S. Department of Justice, |
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Case Number: 08-cv-320 CWA, RCRA, CERCLA, AND |
Hyperlinked Case Documents
For a narrative on this private attorney general case brought by Blue Eco Legal Council pursuant to citizen suit provisions of the CWA RCRA, CERCLA, and Public Nuisance against the United States FBI and Coast Guard for its discharge of lead bullets into the Great Lakes, visit our other pages devoted to Coast Guard Live Fire exercises and FBI Firearms Training.
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FBI/CG Combined Response to Prel. Inj. and Motion to Dismiss* |
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7th Circuit Opinion, Manion, Tinder, Cudahy(concurring?) |
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Appeal U.S. Supreme Court Blue Eco Petition for Writ of Certiorari (denied) |
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COMPLAINT
1. Plaintiffs bring suit as private attorneys general under the citizen suit provisions of the CWA, RCRA, and CERCLA, and for tort damages under the Federal Tort Claims Act, against the President, for discarding lead bullets onto state owned lakebeds which are held in trust for the public, and thereby damaging natural resources and the public water supply. The accumulation of these discharges over 90 years has created an imminent and substantial endangerment for which Plaintiffs ask this Court to use its broad statutory powers to order Defendants to stop discharging lead bullets onto state owned lakebeds and into the Nation’s waters, order Defendants to pay $35.2 million to assess and remove the hazardous material in Lake Michigan at the FBI facility in North Chicago, and order Defendants to compensate the public for damage to natural resources with a Supplemental Environmental Project in the amount of $20 million.