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{{Infobox Case Brief
{{Infobox Case Brief
|court=U.S. Supreme Court
|court=Supreme Court of the United States
|date=June 15, 1978
|date=June 15, 1978
|subject=Environmental law
|subject=Environmental law
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Tennessee Valley Authority has received Congressional funds to construct the dam in Tennessee.
Tennessee Valley Authority has received Congressional funds to construct the dam in Tennessee.
|issues=Congress had to balance the need for rural economic development versus species protection.
|issues=Congress had to balance the need for rural economic development versus species protection.
|judgment=The majority of the Court ruled that the dam construction must halt.
 
|comments=Congress had to amend the Engendered Species Act to allow exemptions for projects with significant value to the public.
| judgment             = The majority of the Court ruled that the dam construction must halt.
| reasons              =
| rule                  =
| comments             = Congress had to amend the Engendered Species Act to allow exemptions for projects with significant value to the public.
}}
}}
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Environmental law]]
*[[Environmental law]]
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