Tag Archives: Judge Paul Magnuson

Magnuson water ruling confounds Florida

By Tom Crawford | Published: July 22, 2010

Federal Judge Paul Maguson issues another ruling in the tri-water litigation; Georgia and Alabama claim victory . . .

One year later, little progress in water wars

By Tom Crawford | Published: July 16, 2010

It’s one year down, two years to go on finding a solution to the Lake Lanier water allocation issue . . .

Tags: Georgia , Judge Paul Magnuson , Neill Herring , roy barnes , Sally Bethea , Sonny Perdue , tri-state water negotiations

Ruling will leave developers high and dry

By Tom Crawford | Published: July 19, 2009

There is a lot that could be written about federal Judge Paul Magnuson’s ruling that the Corps of Engineers has been illegally allowing metro Atlanta governments to withdraw water from Lake Lanier, but let’s focus on this aspect of it: if the judge’s ruling sticks (and I think it will), then all of the developers [...]

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