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"Tribes lose Snowbowl battle; High court refuses to hear case on wastewater for snowmaking"

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"Tribes lose Snowbowl battle; High court refuses to hear case on wastewater for snowmaking": The Arizona Republic today contains an article that begins, "Would artificial snow made from purified wastewater defile a mountain Native Americans hold sacred? The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to consider that question, essentially ending a five-year court battle over the future of Arizona Snowbowl on Flagstaff's San Francisco Peaks."

Today's edition of The Arizona Daily Sun contains articles headlined "Snowmaking wins legal OK; The U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear a final appeal by tribes, clearing the way for Arizona Snowbowl to make snow with reclaimed wastewater"; "What next for Snowbowl? Construction could start soon; But a tribal attorney says his clients are weighing further legal action and asking federal officials to revoke the construction permit"; "Snowbowl: When is religious belief 'substantially burdened?'"; "Snowbowl: City contract locked in"; and "Snowbowl: Snowplay tourists mostly from Phoenix."

And The Associated Press reports that "Court steers clear of Ariz. ski resort dispute."

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 10, 2009 (boomark / email).

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