I don't know how I never managed to stumble across this gem before, but I found it while searching for more information on the Clean Water Rule. Published by the William Mitchell Law Review, it is sharp and humorous review of wetland law post-Rapanos - enlightening for a generally "dry" subject :-)
"WETLANDS AND DRAINAGE AFTER RAPANOS: A “SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS" by Sherry A. Enzler and Jean Coleman
Wetlands in the News
26 October 2026
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OpenAI applies for permit to fill wetlands for data center | Exclusive
OpenAI says its proposed data center will fill in 72 acres of wetlands in Effingham County.
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Leelanau man charged after allegedly destroying wetlands
A Leelanau County man faces criminal charges for allegedly dredging and filling protected wetlands without permits.
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How Wetlands Protection Narrowed After Sackett
Wetlands Protection under the Clean Water Act narrowed after Sackett, leaving conservation, flood-control and permitting questions unresolved.
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Wetlands: What You Don’t Know And Why It Matters
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover global and domestic health care and conservation. Unique Wetlands Ecosystems Protect Us from Flooding, Filter Our Drinking...
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Choctaw Nation expands wetlands protection program with EPA grant
A four-year project will improve wetland mapping, monitoring and conservation efforts across the Choctaw Nation.