United States v. Michigan

United States v. Michigan is a legal case where the federal government sued the state of Michigan over water pollution, specifically concerning the protection of the Great Lakes. The case highlighted issues related to environmental regulations and states' rights. The U.S. argued that Michigan's actions violated federal laws aimed at preserving water quality. The outcome emphasized the government's role in enforcing environmental standards and the importance of state compliance with federal regulations to protect vital natural resources. This case illustrates the ongoing tension between state policies and federal environmental mandates.