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Environmental - May, 2014

373 articles

• Enviro Group Sues Construction Co. Over Wetland Destruction
• DOE Changes The Game For LNG Export Project Reviews
• EPA Strikes Deal With Enviros Over Sulfur Dioxide Deadlines
• Brownfields Venture Came From Stolen Plan, Suit Says
• State Claims Over BP Spill Not Preempted, High Court Told
• Enviro Group Slams Pa. Consol Coal Mining Permit
• Power Demand Ruling Sinks Grids Into Regulatory Quagmire
• Pa. Town Challenges Well Site Permit In Latest Fracking Row
• EPA Finalizes Soot Pollution Rule After DC Circ. Remand
• DynCorp Scores Win In Ecuador Chemical Spray Row
• DC Circ. Blocks EPA's Air Emissions Permitting Directive
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Mary Turke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hayley Hanson
• Can Bankrupt Law Firms Claw Back 'Unfinished Biz' Profits?
• Big Federal Push For Expediting Infrastructure Projects
• Sierra Club Florida Urges Gov. To Veto Brownfields Bill
• Patton Boggs Alaska, DC Attys Find New Homes Post-Merger
• Army Corps Backs $1B Los Angeles River Restoration Plan
• Biomass Industry In Limbo Over EPA Tailoring Rule
• What To Watch For As White House Unveils Carbon Rules
• EPA Appeals Board Nixes Fracking Waste Well Challenge
• NJ Court Hits Former Day Care With $6M Site Cleanup Costs
• Advice From Counsel: The Emerging E-Discovery Playbook
• Calif. Landfill's Appellate OK Vows Sweeping Impact: Attys
• Navy Escapes Calif. Coastal Commission Redevelopment Suit
• Plaintiffs' Atty Resists Sanctions In Cabot Drilling Fight
• White House Plugs Energy Strategy Ahead Of New Carbon Rules
• PPG's Standing Defense Nixed In Pa. River Pollution Fight
• Top NY Court Set To Shine Spotlight On Local Fracking Bans
• NY, Calif. Lead Push For 3M Zero-Emission Cars By 2025
• White House Slams Cuts In $51B House Spending Bill
• House Dems Urge Obama To End Solar Trade Row With China
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Stewart Bernstiel's Bernstiel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Whyte Hirschboeck's Gina Carter
• Is It Time To Increase Your Billing Rates?
• BP Asks High Court To Stay Deepwater Settlement Payouts
• High-Stakes Litigators Can Cost $1,500 An Hour
• DBCP Claims Against Dole Tossed Over Class Action Tolling
• GCs Question If Partners Are Worth The Cost
• BigLaw Hourly Rates Dwarf Rivals' Across The Board
• Fla. AG Urged To Not Challenge Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
• Former Pa. Officials Testify Against Corbett's Drilling Plan
• Pa. High Court Won't Hear Quarry Project Zoning Appeal
• 5 Insights From Ingram Micro's Lily Hughes
• GSE Moving Too Fast On Ch. 11 Disclosures, Creditors Say
• Wal-Mart Says Voter-OK'd Expansion Can Bypass Enviro Law
• ConocoPhillips Can't Ax Challenge To Alaska Drilling Permit
• Akin Gump Reps Hannon In $107M Clean Energy Acquisition
• CVS Asks EPA To Ease Waste Rules On Nicotine Products
• $272M Alaska Rail Project Survives Enviro Challenge
• Tronox Bankruptcy Judge Signs Off On $5B Anadarko Deal
• A Long Time Coming: EPA Cooling Water Rule Settles
• US Pushing For Wind Power Investments Near NY, NJ Coast
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Mehrnaz Boroumand
• Pa. Bill Sets Separate Regulations For Conventional Drilling
• SunPower, Xcel Energy To Build Colo. Solar Plant
• NJ Moves To Repeal Cap-And-Trade Regs
• Mass. Enviro Testing Labs To Pay $1.8M Over Air Emissions
• Pharmacia, Solutia Seek Help For Superfund Cleanup In Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: What's Good For America?
• BP Can't Extend Deepwater Payment Freeze, 5th Circ. Says
• Will Earthquakes Shake Up The Shale Wastewater Debate?
• EPA Had Right To Delay New Acid Rain Regs, DC Circ. Says
• DOE Says $7.7B Nuke Project Falls Short On Cost Controls
• Paper Co. Can't Revive Nuisance Suit Against NJ DEP
• Chinese Solar Co. Plans $774M Share Sale, Name Change
• High Court Won't Referee Fights Over EPA Haze Authority
• EPA Should Halt Power Plant Rules, GOP Senators Say
• Justices Urged To Revive $17M Ruling In Houston Land Case
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Barnes & Thornburg's McGee
• 5 Insights From MetLife General Counsel Ricardo Anzaldua
• Obama Administration Will Not Force New Cybersecurity Rules
• Enviros Sue DOI For Greenlighting Coal Mine Expansion
• Calif. Assembly Passes Ban On Microbeads By 2019
• UK Creates Fracking Compensation Scheme For Landowners
• EPA Power Plant Rules Should Be Delayed, Senators Say
• Insurer Hit With $28M Suit Over Fertilizer Plant Blast
• Obama Sent Bill To Free Car Dealers From Pollution 'Red Tape'
• World Fuel Demands Coverage For Deadly Quebec Train Crash
• EPA Selenium Shift Heralds Steep Drop In CWA Suits
• Donziger Mounts Case For Nixing Patton Boggs-Chevron Deal
• NY Gets $600M Chunk Of Storm Funding For Infrastructure
• US Solar Cell Suppliers May Face Dumping Duties In India
• India Exim Bank Gives $100M For Nigerian Energy Projects
• Pa. Gov. Ends Moratorium For Gas Leases On State Land
• Southern Unit, Turner Buy 50-MW Plant From First Solar
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shearman's Antonia Stolper
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Keating Muething's Rachael Rowe
• EPA Coal Rules Will Hook The Country On Natural Gas
• $477M Sacramento Kings Arena Hit With Enviro Challenge
• Fla. Justices OK Water Agency To Collect Wetlands Penalties
• Duke Energy, EPA Reach Deal To Clean Up Coal Ash Spill
• WTO Affirms EU Ban On Canadian, Norwegian Seal Imports
• Texas Regulator Greenlights Marathon Injection Well
• Duke Execs Hit With Investor Suit Over Coal Ash Record
• BP's High Court Bid Could Save It Big Money, Win Or Lose
• NJ Assembly Reanimates Bill Requiring Superfund Hearings
• Calif. Dodges Sanctions Over Ozone Emissions Requirement
• NJ Assembly Urges Christie To Rejoin Regional GHG Pact
• 5 Insights From Hewlett-Packard GC John Schultz
• Senate Clears $12.3B Water Bill With 91-7 Vote
• EPA Admits Errors In Pa. Fracking Wastewater Permit Review
• Tribal Treaty Can't Block Enbridge's $2.6B Pipeline
• EPA Greenlights Dow's $3B Gas-Processing Plant In Texas
• Pebble Mine Sues EPA For Preapplication Block On Permits
• Dem Sens. Urge Obama To Rethink New Plant Emissions Rule
• BP Asks 5th Circ. To Continue Deepwater Payment Freeze
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cohen & Gresser's Bromberg
• Helios Pushes NY For Quick Decision On Coal Plant Restart
• Wind In The Sails Of Energy Projects After Cape Wind
• Iowa Extends, Boosts Biodiesel Tax Credits
• Squire Sanders Calls Halt To Patton Boggs Merger Vote
• 6th Circ. Revives Sierra Club Suit Over Ethanol Plant
• Insurers Take Wait-And-See Approach To Climate Change Suits
• EPA Sets Stage For Federal Fracking Framework
• The Trial Lawyer's Guide To A Winning Direct Examination
• Endangered Species Act's New Mission: Not Just Survival
• New York Buys 590 Acres In Catskill Mountains
• Capital One Invests $100M In SolarCity Fund
• La. Legislature Passes Bill To Curb Drilling Cleanup Suits
• 5 Insights From Caterpillar Chief Legal Officer Jim Buda
• $477M Sacramento Kings Arena Scores Final City Approvals
• BP Urges Supreme Court To Nix $9.2B Spill Settlement
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Linsey Bozzelli
• Calif. County Approves Ban On Fracking
• Miss. High Court Backs Exxon In Alligator Nuisance Suit
• EPA's Cooling Water Rule Invites Industry-Enviro Clashes
• Miami-Dade Chooses Aecom To Oversee $2B Sewer Project
• Minnesota Bars Triclosan From Cleaning Products
• New Rule For Hazmat Railcars On The Way, House Panel Hears
• The No-Nonsense New Yorker: Justice Jeffrey K. Oing
• 5 Insights From Prudential General Counsel Susan Blount
• Eco-Refrigerant Group Targets EPA Over GHG Phaseout
• House Overwhelmingly Passes Updated Water Projects Bill
• Bakken Oil OK For Rail Transport, Industry Group Says
• Environmental Friendliness More Than A Perk For CRE
• Blackstone Seeks Permit For $1.2B Green Power Line
• Shell Tells Investors 'Carbon Bubble' Theory Overblown
• Guess Cuts Deal To Duck NY Comptroller's Shareholder Plan
• NY AG Wants Utilities To Address Climate Change Risks
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Troutman Sanders' Amie Colby
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear $9.2B BP Spill Settlement Case
• $5B Chevron Nigerian Rig Blast Suit Nixed For Vagueness
• La. Residents Sue Army Corps To Halt Fracking Permit
• 5 Insights From Microsoft Deputy GC David Howard
• EPA Cooling Water Rule Requires New Fish Protections
• Obama To Unveil Controversial Power Plant Emissions Regs
• 9th Circ. Nixes Calif. County's Water Transfer Plan Suit
• As Oil Railway Accidents Continue, DOT Primes New Regs
• Oklahoma House Approves State Labor Dept. CNG Control
• Anadarko Pays $12.5M To Settle Deepwater Horizon Suit
• 5 Things Lawyers Need Know About Latest CEQA Changes
• NC Bill Would Criminalize Disclosure Of Fracking Chemicals
• BLM Begins Review Of Wyo. 5K Well Oil And Gas Project
• TIAA-CREF Invests In EDF Renewable Energy Solar Project
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Zelle's Judy Langevin
• Judge Tosses $100M Suit Against Maryland Casino Project
• Home Depot Says Energy Star Class Action Is Preempted
• Coping With Robinson Township — 5 Tips For Oil Cos.
• Texas Utility To Battle $90M Reservoir Project In Court
• Enviro Group Files BLM Protest Over Nevada Fracking Sale
• NJ Pols Tell Gov. To Investigate Landfill Mismanagement
• Lockheed, Pollution Plaintiffs Seek End To Toxic Tort Row
• Troutman Sanders Nabs 5 Ex-K&L Gates Attys For New Office
• ABA Opens Doors For Reviewing Jurors' Social Media
• EPA Risks Wasting Resources With New Enforcement Drive
• IFC Pumps $200M Into Wind Power Energy Projects In Brazil
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frost Brown Todd's Beth Naylor
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Genova's Kathleen Einhorn
• Pa. Senators Unveil Latest Natural Gas Tax Proposal
• Defense Strategies For Vapor Intrusion Toxic Torts
• CORRECTED: FERC Gives Nod to Maine's Downeast LNG Import Project
• Law Practice Is Evolving Via 'Legal Project Management'
• FERC Greenlights Dominion Cove Point LNG Export Facility
• Fla. Asks Appeals Court To Uphold Fishing Net Ban
• NY Appeals Court Lets Ex-Waste Site Owner Dodge Cleanup
• New Horizons In Solar Financing
• Calif. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose 2% In 2012
• 5 Insights From Aetna General Counsel William Casazza
• Northern Plains Opposes Bull Mountains Mining Project
• DTE Energy Announces Pa. Pipeline Expansion
• EPA Yanks NY, NJ, Conn. Plans After Ozone Violations
• Liability Fears, Financing Stymie EPA's Renewables Push
• Mass. High Court Says Open Conservation Land Is Tax Exempt
• EPA Proposal Demands Fenceline Monitoring At Oil Refineries
• EU Hits China With Solar Glass Countervailing Duties
• Pa. DEP OKs Permits For Waste-To-Energy Plant In Allentown
• Georgia Power To Build 3 Solar Plants For US Army
• For Solar Industry, Obama's REIT Rewrite Falls Flat
• Siemens Inks $2.1B Deal To Provide Services For Dutch Plant
• Ringling Bros. Wrangles $16M In Elephant Cruelty Settlement
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Lowenstein's Sharon Levine
• Air Quality Harm Should Bar LA Port Project, 9th Circ. Told
• Exide Asks To Extend Ch. 11 Exclusivity Over New Air Regs
• Titanium Maker Pays Record $14M TSCA Fine For PCB Cleanup
• EPA Appeals Board Clears Permit For Exxon's Baytown Plant
• NJ Law Firms Sued Over Bungled Honeywell Pollution Deal
• FTC To Seek Comment On New Fuel Economy Ad Guidelines
• US Won't Budge Off NJ Superfund Penalty Request
• IFC To Invest In First Solar's $366M Chilean Solar Project
• NJ Pols' Push To Nix LG's Palisades Tower Intensifies
• Colo. Ruling Bolsters State Green Energy Mandates
• An Important Case On Subsurface Trespass
• Obama Aims To Speed Infrastructure Project Reviews
• Judge Approves $49M Enviro Clean Up For Eastman Biz Park
• NJ Court Sheds Light On Pollution Exclusion In Spill Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Scrap EPA Approval For Nev. Air Plan
• Paramus Zoning Board Chided For Nixing Cell Tower Plan
• Ohio High Court Stays Duke's Ratepayer Cleanup Fees
• 5 Insights From Cisco General Counsel Mark Chandler
• Cozen O'Connor Nabs Former Dentons Insurance Pro
• Potential Cracks In New W.Va. Public Water Protections
• Judges Question Pa. PUC's Local Fracking Law Review Power
• Groups Urge EPA To Limit Air Toxics From Fracking Wells
• EPA Greenlights $301M Texas Gas-Fired Power Plant
• Ill. Regulators OK Pipeline For $1.7B Clean Coal Project
• PPL Sued For Blocking Pa. Solar Supplier's Projects
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Audra Dial
• Local Fracking Regulation Still In Play In Act 13 Case
• Senators Call For Increased Safety At Nuclear Plants
• Permit Can't Shield Coal Co. From CWA Claims, 4th Circ. Told
• The Tenacious Technocrat: Judge Francis Allegra
• DC Circ. Allows EPA To Snub Coal Mine Review Bid Over Cost
• Chevron Resolves EPA Claims Over 2 Utah Pipeline Spills
• $2B Grain Belt Express Gets FERC Nod For Wind Power Sales
• 5 Insights From MassMutual General Counsel Mark Roellig
• CORRECTED: Split 8th Circ. Revives United Fire Pollution Exclusion Row
• DC Circ. Rejects Coal Co. Challenge To Export Fees
• Negligence Charges Filed Over Fatal Quebec Train Crash
• DC Circ. Fortifies Citizen Suits At EPA, Industry Expense
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Butler Snow's Christy Jones
• Chevron Sets Sights On Donziger Litigation Consultant
• Texas Regulators Take Aim At EPA's Power Plant GHG Rule
• Senate Blocks Bipartisan Energy Efficiency Bill
• EPA Must Nix Waste-Burning Rule, Enviros Tell DC Circ.
• EPA Proposal Demands Sulfur Dioxide Air Pollution Data
• Developer Sues US For $37M Over Md. Army Base Pollution
• 5 Insights From UPS Chief Legal Officer Teri McClure
• Enviros Challenge US Approval Of Bridge Across Fla. Parks
• New Mexico Appeals Court Won't Stop Copper Mine Rules
• GE, Devon Energy Team Up To Develop, Deploy New Tech
• EPA Should Use Energy Efficiency To Cut Carbon, Groups Say
• NJ Senate Advances Fracking Waste Ban
• BLM Didn't Inspect High-Risk Oil And Gas Wells, GAO Says
• Enviro Group Sues Los Angeles Over Recycling Center Runoff
• Alsol Partners' Superfund Penalties Reasonable, Judge Says
• Low-Carbon Future Will Cost $44T, IEA Report Says
• Feds Float New Critical Habitat Determination Rules
• EU Puts Up €750M For Trans-European Energy Projects
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Meyer Suozzi's Lois Schlissel
• Broad Duty To Consult Is New Norm Under ESA In 9th Circ.
• Colo. Renewable Energy Rule Not Unconstitutional: Judge
• Texas Quakes Unlikely To Spur Tough New Drilling Laws
• $1.6B Miami-Dade Sewer Dispute Won't Flow Back To Court
• Wal-Mart, Apple, Google Join Obama's Clean Energy Push
• PHMSA Must Improve State Inspection Oversight: Watchdog
• EPA To Consider Fracking Disclosure Mandates
• With SEC Petition, Enviros Test New Way To Fight Projects
• NY Mining Law Doesn't Trump Fracking Bans, Experts Say
• High Court Air Ruling Justifies Water Plan, EPA Tells 3rd Circ.
• Balancing The Cost Of Legal Research Investments
• Northrop Can't Rush Appeal In Environmental Coverage Row
• Pa. Gov. Says Court Can't Bar $75M Gas Lease Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allergan, Alstom, Seven Generations
• Chile's Enviro Authority Approves Abengoa's $1B Solar Plant
• Visteon, National Union Clash Over Pollution Coverage
• EPA Wins Again: DC Circ. Upholds Soot Pollution Rule
• Canadian Regulators Say $7B Dam Will Harm Environment
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kasowitz's Linda Kornfeld
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frandzel Robins' Pat Trendacosta
• EPA Renewable Fuels Standard Still Unsettled
• House Passes Bill To Make R&D Tax Credit Permanent
• Arnold & Porter Scores Bracewell's Energy Regulatory Head
• Enviros Nab Partial 9th Circ. Win In Ore. Logging Fight
• Not So Fast, Patton Boggs: Ethics Issues Threaten $15M Deal
• Nev. Tribe Wins Approval For 200-MW Solar Project
• Republican Sens. Ask EPA To End Fracking Investigation
• House Panel OKs Bill That Could Hasten Keystone Approval
• Sierra Club Takes Tahoe Development Fight To 9th Circ.
• EU Looks To Market-Based Approach For Renewables
• Parliament Panel Finds Fracking 'Urgently Needed' In UK
• 5 Insights From Sprint General Counsel Charlie Wunsch
• Pa. Legislators Want Carve Out For Conventional Drilling
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brinks' Laura Beth Miller
• Patton Boggs' Capitulation To Chevron Paves Way For Merger
• Lessons From Chevron Strategy And Patton Boggs Settlement
• Rebuttal: Mandatory Pro Bono Is Needed
• Obama Threatens R&D Tax Credit Veto Before House Vote
• Enviro Group Sues Jaxport Over Dredging Study Info
• Texas City Temporarily Halts New Fracking Permits
• DOE Commits Up To $141M For Offshore Wind Power
• WTC Marriott Owner Sues For 9/11 Toxic Dust Coverage
• Insurer Must Cover Pipeline Leak Feud, 8th Circ. Hears
• Miami-Dade Slams Bid To Reopen $1.6B Sewer Deal
• SkyPower JV Inks Deal For $5B Solar Projects In Nigeria
• DOT Requires Crude Oil Railroads To Notify State Officials
• Shell Sues Dole Over $40M Cleanup For Calif. Property
• Congress Rips EPA For Not Firing Porn-Watching Employee
• Pa. Sen. Pushes Severance Tax, New Fracking Protections
• Pa. County Signs Off On $8M Drilling Plan For Public Park
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Munsch Hardt's Deborah Perry
• 5 Insights From News Corp. GC Gerson Zweifach
• Patton Boggs To Pay $15M To Settle With Chevron
• Jury Verdict Reversed In NJ Transit Eminent Domain Feud
• EPA Homeland Security Unit Blocking OIG Probes, IG Says
• 2nd Circ. 'Act Of War' Ruling Offers Insurers Little Hope
• Chevron Drops Email Subpoenas In Ecuador Pollution Row
• Md. Gov. Approves Expanded Electric Vehicle Rebate Program
• Climate Change Already Hurting US, Report Says
• Scalia Correction Exposes High Court's Transparency Problem
• Sierra Club Asks Texas Court To Rehear Waste License Case
• Elder Statesman Of The Capital Court: Judge Paul Friedman
• Sen. Rockefeller Fires Up Pair Of Clean Coal Bills
• Enviros Fed Up With EPA's Temporary Cross-Border Air Rules
• CERCLA Recoveries Have A New Limit For Subcontractors
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's 2013 Renewable Fuel Standards
• Mining Industry Takes DOL Coal Dust Fight To 11th Circ.
• EPA Watchdog To Investigate Pebble Mine Impact Report
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Carol Joseph
• 5 Insights From Archer Daniels Midland GC Cameron Findlay
• Think Like A Screenwriter: 5 Tips For Trial Lawyers
• GSE Environmental Hits Ch. 11 Planning Debt-For-Equity Deal
• Livestock Emissions Strategy Will Stay Voluntary, Officials Say
• High Court Denial Puts Onus On Cities To Track Pollution
• French Court Vanquishes Ban On Mercedes Model Sales
• Proceed With Caution: Regs Auto Cos. Should Watch For
• 7 Questions For NRG's Top Deals Atty Brian Curci
• New French Class Action Law Could Span The Gamut
• State DEP Halts Texas Co.'s Oil Drilling In Southwest Fla.
• Williams Plant Will Spend $2M To Reduce Emissions
• Mass., Others Dodge Challenge To Wind Power Project
• NJ Recycler's 'Mystifying' Bid To Nix Pollution Suit Fails
• 5 Insights From AIG General Counsel Tom Russo
• Supreme Court Sticks LA With Water Pollution Claims
• Judge Signs Off On EPA's Coal Ash Deal With Enviros
• CFIUS Deal Bar Flouts Due Process, Ralls Tells DC Circ.
• Enviro Groups Block Planned Calif. Highway Project
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bracewell's Dee Martin
• Texas Rulings Could Ease Permit Battles At TCEQ
• 2nd Circ. Accepts CERCLA 'Act of War' Defense In 9/11 Row
• Caterpillar Rail Unit Targeted Over Emissions Rule Violations
• DOT Says Only Exxon, 2 Others Shared Data On Bakken Oil
• 200-Plus Legislators Tell EPA To Back Off On Waterways Plan
• Utah Ranchers Sue BLM For Wild Horse Roundup
• Springtime For EPA: Good Neighbor Provisions Victory
• Fracking Revolution Imperils US Renewable Energy Future
• 9th Circ. Returns Expert To SoCal Water Pollution Row
• DOE Plans $200M Reserve Of Gas For Northeast Emergencies
• Activists Take Aim At Google Shuttles In San Francisco
• GOP Sen. Floats Bill To Slash Energy Tax Credits
• NRC Agrees To Review Spent Fuel Risks
• SF Energy Co. Pays $125M For Major Stake In Texas Wind Farm
• Canadian Solar Gets $105M From Nat'l Bank For Solar Plants
• FTC Settles Misleading Green Claims Case
• Pa. Oversight Body Advances Flat-Fee Fracking Plan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fine Kaplan's Bobbi Liebenberg
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hiscock's Connie Cahill
• Fed. Claims Court Axes Challenge To Million-Acre Mining Ban
• Latham & Watkins Atty Approved As Asst. Interior Secretary
• Ford Fined $3M By Calif. EPA For Fiesta Emission Systems
• NJ Could Flex Land-Use Muscle To Kill LG's Palisades Plan
• First Wind Gets $369M From KeyBank For Maine Wind Project
• Kelley Drye Nabs Top DC Energy Atty From Baker Botts
• Bird Group Picks Legal Fight Over Eagle Death Permits
• Keystone Vote Looms As Sens. Rally Around Pipeline Bill
• Cornell Ruling Is Cause For Experts' Concern
• BP Oil Spill Class Member Pushes For Atty Oversight
• Enviro Groups' Pollution Suit Against Consol Moves Forward
• AT&T's San Francisco Fiber Optic Project Doesn't Need EIR
• Pebble Mine Group Takes On EPA Permit Veto Process
• Hangley Aronchick Forms Alcoholic Beverage Industry Group
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BatesCarey's Maria Enriquez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McManis' Sharon Kirsch