DC Circuit: American Rivers, et al v. FERC, et al

Association's members' desire to observe the diversity of the river is sufficient injury for standing.  Future deterioration is redressible.

A claim that omits to specifically challenge certain regulations can be read to challenge them, given the context, the motion to consolidate, and the discussion of issues; additionally, no prejudice.

Agency opinion arbitrarily disregarded the degree to which degraded baseline conditions imperiled existing species.

A perfunctory provision authorizing subsequent reconsideration if the fishing take exceeded 100% of a given species was an unlawfully vague trigger point.

Agency hard look didn't sufficiently consider present and cumulative harms.

https://www.cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opinions.nsf/8CE28752AC62F25A852582C200528B2B/$file/16-1195.pdf