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Clean Water Webinar: Lessons Learned from the S upreme Court's Maui Decision May 28, 2020 Thank you for j oining the webinar. * We will begin shortly. * Housekeeping If you have problems with the webinar audio, you can j oin by phone at

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Clean Water Webinar: Lessons Learned from the S upreme Court's Maui Decision

May 28, 2020 Thank you for j oining the webinar.

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Housekeeping

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What is CPR?

 Vision: CPR is a “ t hink-and-do t ank" helping t o build t hriving

communit ies on a resilient planet .

 Mission: CPR pursues a st rat egic agenda t hat emphasizes educat ion,

advocacy, and communit y collaborat ion.

 CPR operat es wit h a net work of 60+ Member S

cholars who are leaders in various legal academic fields, and a professional st aff of policy analyst s, communicat ion expert s, and ot hers.

 We work t oget her on a variet y of programs—

nat ional and regional— all dedicat ed t o t he idea t hat government safeguards and ot her regulat ions are a key t o social j ust ice and planet ary healt h.

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Presenters

Amanda Leiter, Professor, American Univ. Washington College of Law Hannah Bernard, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Hawaii Wildlife Fund Steph Tai, Professor,

Univ. of Wisconsin Law

S chool David Henkin, S taff Attorney, Earthj ustice Rob Verchick, Professor, Loyola University – New Orleans S chool of Law

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Melissa Lyt t le for Eart hj ust ice

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Reef at Hā‘enanui (Kahekili Beach Park) with (top) and without (bottom) inj ected wastewater

Images courtesy of Jen S mith

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Locations of Lahaina inj ection wells and submarine springs at

Hā‘enanui

Fackrell, et al. 2016

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Glenn, et al. 2013

Conceptual design of Lahaina facility

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Glenn, et al. 2013

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Video courtesy of Meghan Dailer

Tracer Dye Entering Reef at Hā‘enanui

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“ Functional Equivalent of Direct Discharge”

Transit Time
Distance Traveled
Nature of Material Through Which Pollutant Travels
Extent to Which Pollutant = Diluted/ Chemically Changes
Percent of Pollutant Reaching Navigable Waters
Manner By Or Area In Which Pollutant Enters Navigable

Waters

Degree to Which Pollution Maintains Its S

pecific Identity

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Cross section of an aquifer system with both unconfined and confined units

urce: Charles J.

Taylor & William M. Alley, Ground-Wat er- Level Monit oring and t he Import ance of Long-Term Wat er-Level Dat a 4 fig.A– 2 (U.S . Geological S urvey Circular 1217, 2001).

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Cross section of an aquifer system with both unconfined and perched units

urce: Daniel T

. S nyder, Est imat ed Dept h t o Ground Wat er and Configurat ion of t he Wat er Table in t he Port land, Oregon Area 4 fig.2 (U.S . Geological S urvey S

ci. Invest igat ions Report 2008–

5059, 2008).

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