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February 23, 2018
Judge Nixes BLM's Delay Of Obama Methane Flaring Rule
A California federal judge on Thursday lifted the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's block of an Obama-era rule limiting methane venting and flaring from natural gas wells on public and tribal lands, saying the agency's rationale isn't likely to pass muster.
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January 24, 2018
Enviros Fight To Keep Methane Rule Battle In Calif.
A coalition of environmental and tribal groups told a California federal court Tuesday that their bid to unblock regulations targeting methane emissions on public lands should stay in California, arguing that a move to Wyoming would cause delay when "time is of the essence."
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January 17, 2018
Gov't, Groups Challenge Efforts To Halt Methane Rule Delay
The Bureau of Land Management, the states of North Dakota and Texas and several energy industry groups on Tuesday challenged efforts to block a decision suspending parts of a rule limiting oil and gas companies from venting and flaring methane on public lands, arguing in California federal court that a preliminary injunction that would keep the rule's provisions in effect isn't warranted.