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: Colorado Springs Personal Injury LawyerPresident Signs Exemption Allowing Navy to Bypass Environmental Law
By Shannon Weidemann
A lawsuit was filed to stop the Navy from conducting high-power sonar exercises off the coast of California. Conservationists believe that the sonar can be harmful to fish and marine animals. An injuction has stopped the Navy from performing high-power exercises within 12 miles of the coast. President Bush signed an exemption last week to allow the Navy to bypass the environmental law.
Full post as published by Colorado Springs Personal Injury Lawyer on January 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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