Drakes Bay Oyster Company v. Jewell

(1) Whether federal courts lack jurisdiction under the Administrative Procedure Act to review an agency action that is arbitrary and capricious or an abuse of discretion when the statute authorizing the action does not impose specific requirements governing the exercise of discretion; (2) whether federal agencies can evade review of their actions under the National Environmental Policy Act by designating their actions as "conservation efforts," when the record shows that the action will cause significant adverse environmental effects; and (3) whether an agency commits prejudicial error when it makes materially false statements in an environmental impact statement, and then asserts that it would have made the same decision even if the false statements had been corrected.