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Environmental - April, 2014

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• White & Case Says Pipeline Shortage Puts Shale Gas In Funk
• Aecom Says Path Now Clear For $2B Miami Sewer Contract
• Watered-Down Springs Restoration Bill Departs Fla. Senate
• Scalia Misquotes Himself In Botched EPA Dissent
• High Court Puts EPA Power Plant Rules On Firmer Ground
• China Slaps Duties On EU Solar-Grade Polysilicon
• Inside CTS Corp. V. Waldburger
• EPA Dragging Heels To Stop Cruise Ship Sewage, Enviros Say
• Green Groups Urge DC Circ. To Scrap EPA Waste Rule
• Covington Gets DQ Order Axed In 3M Dumping Case
• European Commission Awards €283M To Enviro Projects
• Judge Tells EPA To Finish Overdue Review Of Smog Standards
• Cameron LNG Project Still Needs Tweaks, FERC Says
• A Sharper DOE Policy Tool For Green Project Stimulus
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gunster's Lila Jaber
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hausfeld's Megan Jones
• EPA Agrees To Tackle Wood Heater Emissions Standards
• New Fracking Fluid Disclosures Weaken Trade Secret Claims
• Produce Documents 'Subject To' Objections At Your Own Risk
• Miami-Dade IG Rejects Most Claims In $2B Sewer Contract Row
• NJ Enviro Commish Defends Diversion Of Passaic River Funds
• South Africa Unveils Carbon Tax Offset Proposals
• FAA Approved NJ Airport Expansion Sans Enviro Review: Suit
• Proposed Pa. Gas Tax Could Raise $775M, State Sen. Says
• Setting Europe's Energy Stage For The Rest Of The Decade
• Enviros Target Koch Units Over Chicago Petcoke Piles
• High Court Hands Feds Unprecedented Power In EPA Air Win
• Seneca Can't Frack On Game Land, Pa. Commission Says
• DC Circ. Axes Enviros' Suit Against USFS Over Forest Roads
• Patton Boggs Denied $22M Bond For Chevron Pollution Suit
• The Golden State Warrior: Judge S. James Otero
• DOE Aims To Double Hydropower By 2030
• Tweaks To GOP Chemical Safety Bill Leave Dems Unsatisfied
• Chesapeake Faces Challenges Over Pa. Gas Site Permit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kirkland's Anne McClain Sidrys
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Porter Hedges' Joyce Soliman
• Is Conn. Really Getting A Second Wind?
• High Court Revives EPA's Cross-State Air Rule
• Rails-To-Trails Case May Spur Landowner Suits
• Oil Cos. Covered For Cleanup Under WWII Contracts: Fed Circ.
• Superfund Cleanup Co. Accused Of Stiffing Subcontractor
• Fla. District's Reservoir Plan Oversteps Bounds, Judge Says
• Ticking Clock Threatens To Doom EPA Methane Rules
• 10th Circ. Revives Sick Scientist's Chemical Weapons $5M Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alstom, Premier Oil, American Realty
• Tossing Fish Is Junking Docs? Justices Take Odd SOX Case
• Energy Cos. Pull The Plug On Bluegrass NGL Pipeline
• NJ Lawmakers Eye Bill To Scrap LG HQ Project
• Transocean Pushes 5th Circ. To Quash Deepwater Subpoenas
• Vienna Sewage Plant Gets $208M Loan For Energy Creation
• National Heatset Must Foot $6.7M NY Waste Cleanup Bill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Axelrod Firm's Sheryl Axelrod
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Patton Boggs' Laura Weidenfeld
• 'Threatened' Chicken May Ruffle Permitting Feathers
• It's An Honor To Be Your Friend?: Social Media And Judges
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Linde Seeks OK For $1.75M Cleanup Settlement With NEC
• Entergy Nuclear Plant Sues DOE Over Waste-Disposal Costs
• Chevron's Ecuador Pollution Win Left Intact During Appeal
• 5 Things That Keep Utility Attorneys Up At Night
• Northland Power Pulls In $217M For 5 Ontario Solar Projects
• Enviros Challenge Coal Depot Expansion For $4B Plant
• Longshot Neb. Keystone Appeal Aids Pipeline Foes
• Fayetteville Shale Landowners Seek $76M From Fracking Co.
• Bird Risks Shouldn't Stall Maine Wind Farm, Judge Says
• Pa. Rep. Aims To Protect Landowners From Pre-Fracking Tests
• FEMA Grants $1.8B In Sandy Relief To Rebuild NY Town
• DOL Debars Forest Contractor For 3 Years For Wage Violations
• EPA Deal On Coal Ash Rule Isn't In Public's Interest
• Automakers Keeping Pace With EPA's Greenhouse Gas Rules
• Fla. Firm Wants Co-Counsel's Deepwater Fee Suit Dismissed
• Investors Urge LG To Redesign $300M HQ Amid Backlash
• Nordex Gets €100M Loan For Wind Power Research
• Oil Co. Baker Hughes To Reveal Fracking Chemicals
• AllenCo Energy Agrees To Upgrade Facility In EPA Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nicolaides' Sara Thorpe
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Strasburger's Kim Moore
• Feds Secure Court Approval To Revise Arctic Drilling Plans
• Developer To Appeal Over Rejected Atlantic City Wind Farm
• Alpha Unit's Selenium Pollution Violated CWA, Judge Rules
• Micro-Pak Smells A Rat In Chemical Suit Over YCM Packaging
• Toxic Tort Cases May Not Require Showing Exposure Amounts
• Ohio City Settles CAA Suit Over Faulty Boiler
• Alaskans Hit EPA With Clean Air Suit Over Soot Deadline
• Grill Smoke Pollution Bill Gives NYC Restaurants Heartburn
• EPA Tells Ga. To Fix Fugitive Dust Terms In Plant Permits
• NY Commits $1B To Spur New Solar Power Projects
• US Arctic Oil Spill Response Needs Work, Report Says
• Consol's $1B Plan To Frack At Pittsburgh Airport Advances
• EPA Shifts Focus In Fight To Deflate Methane Emissions
• Green Group Petitions For EPA Ban On Apple Pesticide
• Lockheed Can't Dodge $287M In Past Factory Cleanup Costs
• 21 States Urge High Court To Scrap Calif. Fuel Restrictions
• Australia Swaps Penalties For Rewards In New Carbon Plan
• NY Appellate Panel Revives Town's Wetlands Safeguards
• Fly Ash Cos. Says Insurers Skirting Pollution Coverage
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Enu Mainigi
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dorsey's Liz Buckingham
• Legal Evolution: Back To Business
• NJ Court Broadens Strict Liability In Goulds Asbestos Case
• Forest Oil Wants $24.5M Enviro Damage Award Tossed
• Texas Fracking Nuisance Award Could Embolden Plaintiffs Bar
• DOE's Moniz Calls For 'Urgency' In Climate Change Action
• Grid May Not Be Ready To Lose Coal, FERC Official Says
• Should Gov't Be Held Liable For WWII Industrial Pollution?
• Justices Lean Toward Landowners In CERCLA Fight
• Heckmann Reaches $27M Settlement For Shareholder Suit
• Google, SunPower Put Up $250M For Solar Lease Program
• SunEdison Gets $104M To Fund Ontario Solar Plants
• Army Corps Delays Decision On Everglades Water Plan
• Pa. Rep. Appeals After Corbett Denies Drilling Info Request
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston Hunt's Anna Elento-Sneed
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Curtis' Nancy Delaney
• NJ Ethics Agency Backs Pinelands Pipeline Voter's Recusal
• Fla. Senate Panel Passes Springs Bill, Drained Of Funding
• Texas AG Questions Alleged BLM Land Seizure Along Red River
• Rail Industry Lagging On Oil Safety, Watchdog Warns
• Gas Rule Stalling Leaves Industry Playing Endless Catch-Up
• The Accidental Advocate: Judge John E. Jones III
• Mandatory Pro Bono Is Not The Answer For Practitioners
• State Climate Actions Stumble On Dormant Commerce Clause
• 'Urban Decay' Still Plagues Calif. Big-Box Retail Plans
• NY Holds The Line On Expert Testimony In Toxic Torts
• Uphold New Keystone Route, Neb. Officials Tell High Court
• Conn. Approves Wind Power Rules, Ending Moratorium
• Jury Awards Texas Family $2.9M For Fracking Nuisance Claim
• PPG Work Product Not Exposed In Superfund Brief, US Says
• $1.6B Miami-Dade Sewer Deal Gets Green Light
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Priest Johnson's Priest Johnson
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BakerHostetler's Lauren Resnick
• Enviros Press EPA On Aviation Gasoline Limits
• XTO Loses Bid For More Info On Fracking Spill Prosecution
• Pa. Court Urged To End PUC's Local Fracking Law Review
• DOJ Says Enviro Efforts Yielded $8.3B From Polluters
• Claims Against BP, Home Depot Pared In Solar Panel Row
• High Court's CERCLA Reading Poses Hurdle For Landowners
• Earth Day And The Evolution Of Environmental Law
• Only 7 BigLaw Firms Have Women Running The Show
• Hess To Pay $33M To Settle NJ MBTE Litigation
• Navy To Seek New Biofuel Bids This Summer
• Colo. House Advances Stiffer Fines For Oil, Gas Drillers
• High Court Snubs Fight Over FERC Oversight Preemption
• Ill. Farmers Says Chicago, Towns Didn't Prevent Flooding
• The EPA's Next Regulatory Frontier: Large Ship Emissions
• $950M Solar Conspiracy Suit 'Implausible,' Chinese Cos. Say
• China Will Double Down On Clean Energy, Premier Vows
• Md. Pension System Sues BP For $15M Loss After Gulf Spill
• No Injunction For EPA In US Steel CAA Case, Judge Rules
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Horvitz & Levy's Lisa Perrochet
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Allen Matkins' Amy Wintersheimer
• DOI Will Redo Disputed Arctic Drilling Enviro Review
• Sunoco Pipeline Can't Skirt Local Zoning, Enviros Say
• US Blasts Exxon's 'Innocent' Act In $80M WWII Pollution Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Exxon's $105M MTBE Appeal
• The 25 Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Judge Consolidates W.Va. Chemical Spill Civil Suits
• BP Pounded By Spate Of New Deepwater Investor Suits
• Scholars Sue NYC To Stop Library Renovation
• Wash. Rejects DOE's New Hanford Cleanup Proposal
• Minn. Plant Emissions Law 'Admirable' But Unconstitutional
• Sierra Club Loses Fight Over Radioactive Waste License
• DC Circ. Backs EPA Cement Rule But Kills Private Suit Defense
• EPA Can't Shake Suit Over Pesticide-Linked Bee Deaths
• NJ Court Revives Suit Over Enviro Agency's Property Taking
• McCabe To Press Full Speed Ahead With Tougher Climate Regs
• High Court Petitioned Over 2008 La. Ship Crash, Oil Spill
• $1.25B Illiana Expressway Approved Illegally, Enviros Claim
• $48.5M Enviro Deal Reached For Hawaii's Turtle Bay Resort
• Obama Punts On Keystone Decision, Citing Neb. Route Row
• $325M Texas Natural Gas Plant Gets Green Light From EPA
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nicolaides' Monica Sullivan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sutherland's Cynthia Shoss
• Rising Star: Perkins Coie's Chris Baird
• The Future Of Law Firm PR: The Good, Bad And Ugly
• Lowe's Agrees To Record EPA Fine Over Lead Rule Violations
• 5 Energy Projects That Could Help Wean EU Off Russian Gas
• ITC Launches Probes Into Environmental Goods Duties
• EU Advances Rule To Reduce Plastic Bag Use By 80%
• State DEP Says SW Florida Oil Drilling Permit Will Stand
• 'Venting And Flaring' Rule May Spur EPA Regs On Methane
• Detroit Headed To Mediation Over Water Authority Deal
• Va. High Court Lets School Shield Climatologist's Emails
• FEMA Grants $403M In Sandy Relief For NY Tunnels
• Berger Can't Shake Claims It Hid Meadowlands Problems
• EPA Misses Deadline For Cooling Water Intake Rule
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dorsey's Annette Jarvis
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jenner's Barbara Steiner
• NTR Unit Lands $60M In Sale Of 150-MW Wind Project
• SEC Says BP Oil Spill Responder Dumped Stock Amid Crisis
• EQT Must Defend Drilling Subcontractor In Fracking Suit
• DOE Pledges $15M To Boost Community Solar Development
• Patton Boggs Taps Morvillo Abramowitz Aces In Chevron Row
• EPA, TCEQ Issue First Joint GHG Permit For Texas Plant
• Feds Asked To Regulate 'Orange Clouds' Caused By Mining
• En Banc 9th Circ. Flips ESA Ruling For Calif. Water Deals
• Energy Cos. Wary As Calif. Fracking Moratorium Gains Favor
• Coal Plants See Sliver Of Hope In EPA Mercury Rule Win
• Pa. DCNR Outlines Fracking Impact On Public Lands
• Rising Star: Morrison & Foerster's William Tarantino
• Colo. House Backs 'Advanced Industries' Tax Credit
• Fed. Agencies Don't Track Costs Of NEPA Reviews: Report
• Feds Extend Deadline For Offshore Renewable Project Plans
• DOE Lays Out Criteria For $4B Clean Energy Loan Program
• Solar Co. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Alleged Robocalls
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Knight's Laurie Daniel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Hubbard
• Jamaica Grants License For 381-MW Gas-Fired Plant
• Beware 'Jewel' Risks In Lateral Partner Hiring
• The Great Persuader: 7th Circ. Chief Judge Diane Wood
• Donziger Owes Atty Fees Despite No Damages, Chevron Says
• US Can't Block Nuke Waste Facility's Construction, SC Says
• Europe To Spend €2B In Carbon Credits On Clean Energy
• Gas-Fired Power, Less Energy Use Drove GHG Drop, EPA Says
• Sweet Or Sour Development? EPA Tightens Tier 3 Gas Program
• EPA Pins 5 Major Methane Emissions Sources
• Health Groups Muscle In On Hawaii GMO Ordinance Suit
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Jeffrey Zeiger
• Pa. Oversight Body Weighs In On Proposed Drilling Regs
• Inspector General Rips EPA Over Oil Emissions Monitoring
• McDonald Hopkins Lands Former Ohio Utility Regulator Chief
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA Mercury Air Toxics Rule
• Corbett Admin Denies Rep.'s Inquiry On $75M Drilling Plans
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Veenker Law's Vicki Veenker
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BakerHostetler's Pennington
• You Should Fear The Regulator, GCs Say
• Heartbleed Rains On The Legal Cloud Parade
• Drilling Services Co. Sues BP For Lost Business In Gulf
• Clean Energy Investment Up 14% In Q1, Report Says
• EPA Must Address Renewable Fuel Standard Delays: GAO
• Utilities Press High Court To Nix 2008 EPA Ozone Rule
• AIG Says Sinkholes Fell Outside Texas Brine Policy Period
• Malaysia Utility To Buy Power From 50-MW Solar Project
• Major Actions Needed To Fight Climate Change, UN Says
• Inside Calif.'s De Facto Moratorium On Well Stimulation
• Oyster Farm Wants Justices' Take On DOI Lease Renewal
• Donziger Fights Chevron's Support Of Injunction In $10B Case
• Rising Star: Kelley Drye's Wayne D'Angelo
• IFC Pours $26M Into Pakistan Wind Farm Project
• EPA Greenlights $380M In NY Sewage System Improvements
• NJ Firm Sued Over $3.4M In Fees From Monsanto Class Action
• Ohio Tightens Fracking Permits, Claiming Quake Link
• GAO Denies Tetra Tech Protest Over $40M Army Contract
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Allen Matkins' Sandi Nichols
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rimon's Robin Powers
• Texas Court Backs Brick Maker's Anti-Pollution Tax Relief
• EPA Announces $1.7B Passaic River Remediation Plan
• Louis Berger Wants Out Of Faulty Meadowlands Project Spat
• St. Louis Nuclear Waste Threatens Homes, Suit Says
• Rising Star: Beasley Allen's J. Parker Miller
• Harlem Blast Neighbors Sue City For Toxic Exposure
• EPA Beats Back Enviros' Carbon Monoxide Challenge
• Pa. Rep. Wants Drillers To Reveal Fracking Fluid Ingredients
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Susman Godfrey's Brooke Taylor
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jeffer's Louise Ann Fernandez
• India Is Moving In Right Direction On Int'l Arbitration
• Keep Your Audience From Checking Email: 5 Legal Talk Tips
• Rising Stars: 2014's Top Attorneys Under 40
• The 2014 Rising Stars, By Firm
• DOI Report Eyes Balance Between Energy And Conservation
• Texas Water Wars Push State Toward Greater Oversight
• EPA Urges FERC To Expand Impact Statement For Pa. Pipeline
• Va. Defends EPA Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Plan
• Give States Breathing Room On Plant Emissions, Pa. Says
• NY Medical Monitoring Cases Are Ones To Watch
• EU Subsidy Overhaul Will End Honeymoon For Clean Energy
• Citgo Settles $40M MTBE Defense Coverage Suit
• RE Law Has Become Much More Than Deals And Dirt
• Cemex Secures Financing For $650M Mexican Wind Project
• Democratic Sens. Push For Speedy Approval Of Keystone XL
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Strasburger's Betsy Kamin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jenner's Susan Kohlmann
• Antero Can't Dodge Suit Over $40M Ohio Fracking Permit
• Troubled Waters Ahead: CWA Rule Sure To Rock The Boat
• Directors And Officers: Take Heed Of New DC Nonprofit Law
• Texas Agency To Hire Watermaster For Brazos River Basin
• Del.'s Horizontal Exhaustion Ruling Leaves NY Law Uncertain
• Chinese Solar Cos. Can't Dodge Solyndra's Antitrust Suit
• Ohio's Onerous Methane Rule To Spur Flood Of Fracking Regs
• NJ Gov. Vetoes 5% Raise For Pinelands Commission Staff
• Fed. Circ. Mulls $13M Claim In Calif. Water Contract Fight
• Bill To Speed LNG Exports Clears House Panel
• Gas Groups Can't Intervene In Pa. Fracking Law Challenge
• Europe Poised To Phase Out Clean Energy Subsidies
• Attys Will Slim Fees If Oil Cos. Strike Deal In La. Pollution Fight
• Pa. DEP Aims To Tighten Air Pollution Emission Controls
• Calif. Senate Panel Passes Fracking Moratorium
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: O'Brien And Ryan's Hansen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Paradigm's Maureen Dorney
• CSX, Others Can't Nix Class Claims In NJ Train Derailment Suit
• Texas Family Claims $9M For Fracking-Related Illnesses
• Queensland Court Asks For Tough Rules For $10B Mine
• NJ Offshore Wind Farm Co. Appeals BPU's Denial Of Project
• Expanded CWA Protections Could Create New RE Headaches
• NRC Refuses To Expand Emergency Planning Zones
• Justice Of The Peace: CIT Chief Judge Donald Pogue
• National Guardsmen Challenge Trim Of $81M KBR Toxin Award
• Arctic Drilling Rule Is Imminent, Regulator Says
• Enviros Urge EPA, Pa. To Rap EQT For Fracking Pollution
• 6th Circ.'s Impact On EPA Review Of Source Modifications
• EPA Reconsiders Formaldehyde Wood Emissions Rule
• DTE To Pay $1M Over Pittsburgh Coke Plant's Air Pollution
• Enel Inks Smart Grid, Renewable Energy Deal With China
• Colo. High Court Will Hear Drillers' Lone Pine Challenge
• Enviros Lose CWA Challenge To $400M Pittsburgh Project
• Feds Fined Pipeline Cos. A Record $9.8M In 2013
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sheppard Mullin's Whitney Roy
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Saul Ewing's Debbie Spranger
• EPA Air Office Nominee Faces GOP Flak Over Climate Change
• Jackson Walker Adds Ex-Brownstein Hyatt Enviro Partner
• NJ Man Admits To Lying To EPA About Superfund Kickbacks
• High Court Poised To Set New Bar For Class Action Removal
• Gunster Adds Ex-Greenberg Traurig Land Use Pro In Miami
• Enviros Blast FERC's Impact Statement For Gas Pipeline
• Sheppard Mullin Takes In 10 McKenna Attys In Calif.
• Opponents Blast Approval For LG's $300M NJ HQ
• Energy Biz Fights 'Devastating' Fuel Standard At DC Circ.
• Former FHWA Chief Counsel Rejoins Beveridge & Diamond
• Enviro Groups Ask Judge To Revisit Stream Buffer Ruling
• Waste Cleanup Co. Drops $465M For PE-Backed Rival
• Rio Tinto Sheds Pebble Mine Stake Amid EPA Scrutiny
• Donziger Disputes Chevron's $32M Attys' Fee Request
• High Court Won't Review $1B Kennecott Mine Appeal
• High Court Mulls Class Action Removal In Oil Royalty Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bilzin Sumberg's Amaducci
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steinman & Rodgers' Rodgers
• Justices Snub Appeal Of $93M Monsanto Agent Orange Deal
• Pros And Cons Of Trial Presentation Software Programs
• NRC Pushes White House For GHG Rule On Natural Gas Trucks
• Chevron Faces Revived Charges Over Brazil Spill
• Mont. Pols Want Say In $900M Sale Of Hydro Facilities
• EPA Tells 3rd Circ. Water Regs Apply Federalism Principles
• DC Circ. Breathes New Life Into Uranium Waste Case
• Vegas Atty Denied Docs In Gulf Spill MDL Misconduct Row
• Pa. Fracking Fees Rise To $225M In Last Year, PUC Says
• EPA Approves Pa. Air Quality Plan Over County's Objections
• Texas Court Rebuffs Sierra Club Challenge Of Waste License
• Ill. Regulators Vow Tougher Stance On Coal Ash
• South Fla. Water Projects Land $29M In Funding
• Ex-Federal Prosecutor Joins Baker Botts' White Collar Team
• EU Compromises On Aviation Emissions Tax
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Pillsbury's Elizabeth Moeller
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Feinberg Day's Elizabeth Day
• Essex Disputes Coverage Of Scrap Co.'s $22M Oil Slick Bill
• Chevron Hits Patton Boggs With Fraud Claims In Ecuador Row
• Uranium Plant Pours Out Radioactive Gas, Enviro Group Says
• 5 Industry Challenges As US Coal-Fired Power Withers
• Munsch Hardt Nabs Chamberlain Energy, Maritime Pros
• Pa. DEP Forces Closure Of FirstEnergy Coal Ash Impoundment
• Unilever Agrees To $4.5M Settlement In Conn. Pollution Case
• What's Next For EPA Post-Sackett?
• EPA Says DC Circ. Ruling Nixes Renewable Fuels Claims
• Tax Extender Bill Clears Senate Finance Committee
• FTC Proposes Additional Ethanol Disclosure For Gas Blends
• Anadarko Pays $5B To Settle Tronox Enviro Liabilities Row
• Canadian High Court Takes Chevron's Ecuador Appeal
• Sunoco Pipeline Can't Avoid Local Zoning, Pa. Sens. Say
• Pa. Court Says Chesapeake Can't Appeal Remediation Plan
• Insurer Fights $50M Coverage For Cameron's Deepwater Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Caldwell's Robyn Crowther
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wendel Rosen's Patricia Curtin
• Prop 65 Proposal Sets Up Cos. For More Legal Fights
• DOE Chief Touts Tune-Ups To $25B Auto Loan Program
• LG Gains Support For $300M HQ Project From NJ County
• Ocean Acidification Threat Sets Stage For Novel Water Regs
• For Energy Projects, GHG Scrutiny Now A Fact of Life
• Vanderbilt Scores In Asbestos Coverage Row Of 30 Insurers
• Lowe's Pays $18M To Resolve Calif. Toxic Waste Claims
• Exxon Opens A New Disclosure Frontier For Energy Finance
• Enviros Sanctioned For Altered Evidence In Disney CWA Feud
• Cantey Hanger Nabs Former Shackelford Transactional Atty
• NY Enviros Leap Into Action After Bid To Re-Fire Coal Plant
• Grassley Pushes For Return Of Wind Energy Tax Credit
• Pa. PUC Says It Can Still Review Local Fracking Laws
• Lawmakers Accuse EPA Chief Of Proposing Illegal Air Regs
• IRS Needs Better Oversight Of Energy Project Credit: Report
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Farella Braun's Stephanie Skaff
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Haynes And Boone's Jan Sharry
• Top NY Court Says Town Can Fight Endangered Species Regs
• Patton Boggs Lands Firmly In Chevron's Crosshairs
• Planned Solar City In Calif. Wins $128.6M In Water Row
• The Lion In Winter: Judge Stephen Reinhardt
• EPA's Hot-Button Plant Emissions Rule Hits White House Desk
• EPA Pushes FERC To Review Indirect Effects Of LNG Project
• Cemex Must Foot $1M Of Asarco's Lead, Arsenic Cleanup Bill
• Berkshire Unit's Suit Over TransRe Arbitration Tossed
• Chevron Slams Donziger's Bid To Stay Ecuador Pollution Win
• Alpha Cos. Pollute W.Va. Water With Selenium, Judge Says
• NY Green Bank May Spark Renewable Energy Investment
• Climate Risks Won't Eclipse Fuel Needs, Exxon Says
• Algonquin Pays $115M To Buy Out Gamesa Stake In Wind JV
• DOI Raises Mining Violation Penalties To Match Inflation
• EIB, Private Banks To Invest $1B In French Renewables
• NJ Supreme Court Mulls State Approval In Spill Suits
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sheppard Mullin's Betsy McDaniel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Saul Ewing's Jennifer Peterson
• Suntech Ch. 15 Venue 'Engineered,' Solyndra Says
• Daimler Buys Evonik Out Of 2 Electric Car Battery Cos.
• 10 Things To Know About Pipeline Financing