Multiple Choice
In the landmark case Woodruff v. North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company:
A) New South leader Robert Woodruff sued a company polluting the Coca-Cola bottling plant
B) America's clean air laws were established
C) the judge ruled on the legality of dumping mining debris in water sources
D) Woodruff, a mine employee, sued because of an injury
E) the court ruled that open-pit mines were illegal in Michigan
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