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Michigan developer settles Clean Water Act case, will pay fines

Michigan developer John Rapanos agreed to pay a fine of $150,000 and spend $750,000 cleaning up Clean Water Act violations on 54 acres of wetlands. Rapanos filled 54 acres of wetlands without receiving a permit from the Army Corps of Engineers but denied any wrongdoing. The legal battle over the wetlands started in 1994 and went all the way to the Supreme Court. NBC.com/Environmental News Service (12/30)