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Environmental - March, 2015

365 articles

• Texas Committees Support Streamlining Enviro Permits
• NY Justices Won't Extend Drilling Rights Under Fracking Ban
• Exide Investors Seek Class Cert. In Enviro Issues Suit
• GE, Virginia Solar Team Up For Japan Photovoltaic Plant
• Freedom Industries Agrees To Elk River Spill Cleanup Plan
• Obama Pledges Steep GHG Cuts Ahead Of UN Climate Talks
• Syngenta Rejects Cargill, ADM Bid To Remand GMO Corn Suits
• CB&I Gets Pollution Negligence Claims Axed Under CERCLA
• Timber Sale Halted For 2 Weeks During Enviros' Appeal
• NJ Lawmakers Oppose Offshore Drilling Off Atlantic Coast
• First Solar Project Doesn't Jeopardize Protected Tortoise
• Feds Say Omnicare Boosts Charges Against Ex-Massey CEO
• DC Circ. May Clarify Carbon Capture Rules — Or Not
• Don't Skip The Air Emission Credits In M&A
• BP Denied Bid For Bench Trial In Alabama Deepwater Fight
• Texas Committee OKs Bill To Block Local Fracking Bans
• First Solar Says Shareholders' Fraud Claims Lack Evidence
• Judge Grants Wash. Tribes' Bid To Block Rival's Fishing
• Calif. Water Board Has Discretion On Pollutants, Court Says
• Enviros Fight To Keep Red River CWA Suit Afloat
• The 2015 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Coast Guard Issues Final Offshore Drilling Rule
• Monsanto, Pfizer Beat PCB Contamination Cost Suit
• Sen. Urges Feds To Nix Oil, Gas Leases On Tribal Land
• Gov't Urges Tough Penalties Against BP In Deepwater Disaster
• Ill. Court Upholds Fines Over Acid Pumped Into Gas Wells
• Look To Pa. Case On Standard Of Liability For Fracking
• Mediation And The Thorny Issue Of Settlement Authority
• Calif. Gov. Signs $1B Drought Relief Package
• DOI Says Gov't Had To Sell Okla. Tribes' Timber Lands
• Pa. Utility Dodges Solar Co.'s Unfair Competition Suit
• Exide Wins Nod For Ch. 11 Plan To Slash Debt By $600M
• Exide's $133M No-Prosecute Deal OK'd In Pollution Row
• Nonprofit Takes Texas Endangered Crane Suit To High Court
• ICMA Extends Green Bond Eligibility To Climate Change Work
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Review Alaska Logging Plan
• Discovery Halted In NJ Landfill Row On Grand Jury Concerns
• Wal-Mart Plan Didn't Flout CEQA, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Senate Dems Seek Permanent Backing For Conservation Fund
• FWS Bowed To Oil Lobby Pressure Over Wildflowers, Suit Says
• House Bill Would Apply Oil Spill Law No Matter Spill's Origin
• Dividing CERCLA Site Just Won't Cut It On Liability
• Ala., Okla. Join $98M Carbon Black CAA Settlement
• Senate Passes 2016 Budget After Marathon Debate Session
• What Experts Can Say About Inadmissible Facts During Trial
• EPA's GC Slams McConnell's Carbon Plan Criticisms
• NJ Assembly Approves Bills Responding To Exxon Settlement
• Conoco Secured In Oil Contamination Suit, Texas Court Says
• Industrial Cleaning Cos. To Pay EPA's Ga. Superfund Costs
• Anadarko Asks High Court To Mull Deepwater Horizon Liability
• House Bill Would Speed Gas Projects On Tribal, Federal Land
• Eckert Seamans Sues Oil Recycling Co. Over Legal Bills
• Wyoming Launches Bid To Block Federal Fracking Rule
• EPA Solid Waste Rule 'Injures' Industry Groups, DC Circ. Told
• China To Review Polluter Tax To Fight 'War On Pollution'
• Gibson Dunn Steers Energy Co. SolarEdge's $126M Debut
• 3rd Circ. Keeps Open Possible Fracking Carveout Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Hands Win To Army In Contract Row With Engineer
• Wash. Tribes Seek To Halt Rival's Renewed Fishing
• House Passes FY16 Budget As Senate Continues Debate
• NJ Rep. Presses For Info On Previous Pollution Suits
• High Court Split Over EPA's Need To Consider Costs
• House Panel Clears Bill Codifying Coal Ash Recycling Rule
• Va.'s $51M Offshore Wind Project Scores DOE Lease
• DuPont Wants Houston Chemical Deaths Cases Consolidated
• Pa. GOP Lawmakers Slam Wolf's Plan For Gas Severance Tax
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Scramble To Ease Caseload
• EPA Proposes Nanoscale Chemical Reporting Requirements
• BP Spill Fraudster Gets 2 Years In Prison, Must Repay $1M
• NRDC Challenges Relicensing Of Pa. Nuke Plant At DC Circ.
• Maryland House OKs Fracking Ban, Passes Bill To Senate
• Honeywell Says Firm Ignoring DQ In $42M Enviro Fight
• Senate Oil Rail Transport Bill Would Ban Older Tank Cars
• Rural Electrics Slam CEQ's NEPA Greenhouse Gas Proposal
• Combating Climate Change Continues With Executive Orders
• High Court May Take On Corporate 5th Amendment Privilege
• Duke Energy To Appeal $25M Fine For Tainted Groundwater
• Shipping Co. Claims It Can't Be Sued In Texas Superfund Row
• DOI Says Navajo Mine Permit Should Survive Reconsideration
• Challenge To Ore. Fuel Standards Is A Legal Long Shot
• Groups Fight To Revive Suit Over Miami's Captive Orca
• Senators Propose New Nuclear Waste Agency
• 6th Circ. Upholds EPA Rule In Cement Plant Pollution Row
• Facing Fresh Accusation, Massey CEO Again Pleads Not Guilty
• 6th Circ. Urged To Revive Goodyear $2M Cleanup Fee Bid
• FWS Ordered To Reopen Comment Period On Caribou Habitat
• Wind Farm Developer Asks NJ Court To Reverse State's Denial
• GOP Bills Would Shield States From EPA Plant Rule
• Rage Rises To The Top At BLM's New Fracking Rules
• Army Contractor Rebuffs $7.2M Chemical Cleanup Bill
• 4th Circ. 'Nexus' Ruling Expands Deference To Army Corps
• 11th Circ. Orders Army Corps To Revisit Coal Permit Analysis
• Regulatory Divergence May Be New Norm After GHG Guidance
• No Cape Wind Contract, No Case, NStar Tells 1st Circ.
• Opponents Slam Texas Gas Regulation Bills As 'Attacks'
• Freedom Industries Pleads Guilty Over W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Carbon Black Producer Inks $98M Settlement Over CAA Claims
• States Want High Court's Take On 9th Circ. CERCLA Case
• EPA Seeks To Drain Suit Over Ky. Clean Water Enforcement
• High Court Denies Review Of Army Corps' Wetlands Finding
• States Ignoring EPA's Carbon Plan Risk Losing Autonomy
• Cos. To Issue $30B In 'Green' Bonds in 2015: S&P Report
• Crow Members Resist DOI's Bid To Nix Water Rights Suit
• Calif. Tribe Scores Win In Coachella Valley Water Rights Row
• The Law360 400
• Not Saved By The Bell: Dismissing Classes Prediscovery
• Litigation Firms Make Cuts Amid Work Slowdown
• Is MegaLaw Just Big Enough To Fail?
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• FWS Tours On Sacred Indian Land Violated Law, Judge Says
• BP, Administrators Delaying $9B Oil Spill Deal, Firm Claims
• Texas High Court Says AT&T Can Sue Over Bridge Demolition
• EPA Proposes Electronic Filing For Air Emissions Data
• DC Circ. Ends Tree Felling Stay For Pa.-NJ Pipeline
• 8 IPOs On Deck To Shatter Lull In New Issuances
• Feds, States Must Clear Regulatory Air On Fracking Rules
• Firm Ran Up $1.3M Bill On Case It Called 'Fugly,' Suit Says
• Ga. Power Not Liable In NC Superfund Cleanup, 4th Circ Says
• AvalonBay Sues Property Owners Over Site Pollution
• BP Pays $7.9M To End Calif. Claims Over Leaky-Tank Cleanup
• Indigenous Group Blasts Canada Over $12B Pipeline Review
• Disney Fends Off Repeat Calif. Water Pollution Claims
• What Yates Tells Us About High Court's View Of Criminal Law
• Feds Finalize Fracking Rules For Public Lands
• Ethanol Industry Tells DC Circ. EPA's Gas Rule 'Impossible'
• Enviros Pressure DOI To Overturn Alaska Mining Permits
• Exxon Settles With NY Transit Over Superfund Cleanup
• Heat Treating Co. Urges Dismissal In Superfund Cleanup Suit
• Is Your Landfill Or Other Wasting Asset Fairly Assessed?
• 5 Insights From Avon General Counsel Jeff Benjamin
• Calif. Lawmakers Propose $1B Emergency Drought Relief Bill
• BIA Head Says 2016 Budget Would Create Tribe Funding Hub
• Wis. City, County Get Power Co.'s Cleanup Claims Trimmed
• $683M Gas Pipeline Can Build Through Holdout Pa. Land
• House, Senate Dems Push Fracking Control Bills
• Fla. Land Buying Amendment Plan Won't Buy Much Land
• Solar Industry Players Target China, Taiwan Panel Duties
• Developer, Tribe, City Reach Deal For $650M Casino Resort
• Competitors Stole 'Holy Grail' Of Biofuel Tech, Andritz Says
• Ohio Wind Farm Defeats Suit Over Endangered Bats
• 6th Circ. Scraps EPA's Clean Air Status For Cincinnati Area
• NJ Lawmakers Scrutinize $225M Exxon Deal
• CORRECTED: EPA Can Approve Pollution Fee Alternative, 9th Circ. Says
• NJ Supreme Court Clarifies Expert Testimony Rule
• Oil, Gas Groups Sue EPA Over Renewable Fuel Standard Delay
• Akron Cannot Modify $1.4B Deal Over CWA Violations
• Obama Orders Gov't To Use More Clean Energy And Cut GHGs
• JinkoSolar Plans $100M Factory In Malaysia
• Insurance Implications Of EPA's New Coal Ash Rules
• Oracle Follows Texas City In Exide Bankruptcy Objections
• Exide Expects To Face Challenges To Ch. 11 Plan
• NextEra Unit Sues Feds For $6M Over Unpaid Stimulus Work
• American Indians Fail In Bid To Block Mining Land Sale
• Wis. High Court Puts Chartis On Hook In Gas Explosion Case
• 2 Ex-Freedom Workers Plead Guilty Over W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Minn. Tells 8th Circ. To Revive Power Plant Emissions Law
• NJ Supreme Court Snubs DEP's Bid To Seize Landfill
• EPA Chem Safety Head Coy On TSCA Reform Bill
• SkyPower, IGD Join Egypt Surge With $5B Solar Investment
• House Passes EPA 'Secret Science' Overhaul Bill
• SunEdison Plans 150MW In Texas Solar Plants
• Chicago Attys Peddled Sham Energy Tax Credits, Class Says
• Landowners Fight Cert. Denial In Halliburton Pollution Row
• Exxon Ducks Landowner Suit Over Ark. Pipeline Rupture
• Criminal CWA Case May Signal New Trend In Mining Industry
• Minn. Panel OKs Bill To Limit Nuisance Suits Over Livestock
• Elementis Fine Dismissal May Spur New TSCA Guidance
• Fla. House Panel OKs Contentious Fracking Regulations
• OPINION: Not All That Is Public Should Be Publicized
• Judge Orders State Dept. To Respond To Tribal Pipeline Suit
• Fla. Bridge Project To Boost Water To Everglades Gets OK
• EPA Didn't Violate CWA By Ignoring Sewage Law, Judge Says
• Calif. Tribe Says Rival's Casino Project Must Start Over
• Carlton Fields Adds Ex-General Counsel For Fla. DEP
• House Passes Bill To Overhaul EPA Science Advisory Board
• NJ Justices Told Insurers Owe Neighbor For Slow Cleanup
• Legal Eagles Question EPA Authority For Clean Power Plan
• 11 States Want EPA To Ax NAAQS Ozone Change
• Calif. Tribe Seeks To Block Work On $1B Solar Project
• House Science Committee Weighs EPA's New Ozone Rule
• Lexington Says Texas Brine Isn't Covered For La. Sinkhole
• EPA Prevails In Suit Over Fla. Impaired Waters Rule
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Doc's Protest Of Pa. Fracking Disclosure Law
• Okla. Tribes Drop Gov't Sanctions Bid In Timber Land Row
• Drillers Wary Of Decommission Regs As Oil Prices Fall
• Divisive Christie Pick Appointed To NJ Enviro Commission
• Texas Pols Want Tax Credits For Alternate Fracking Fluids
• Fla. Homeowners Awarded $19.2M For Citrus Trees State Cut
• 2 Texas Bills Want Cities Cut Out Of Oil And Gas Regulation
• Up The Irish: St. Paddy's Is For Celebrating Pro Bono, Too
• Chevron Can't Toss Claim In Puerto Rico MTBE MDL
• Exide To Spend $4M To Curb Air Pollution At Lead Plant
• 9th Circ. Gives OK To Emissions Swap For $1B LA Plant
• Tribes Say Defunct Panel's Rulings Don't Apply In Fishing Row
• NJ Senate Urges Rejection Of $225M Exxon Mobil Settlement
• Ex-Freedom Owners Plead Guilty In W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Senators Want Chemical Safety Board Chair To Step Down
• EPA Improperly OK'd River Pollution Task Force, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Lets Pipeline Builder Intervene In Approval Fight
• EPA Appeals Board Axes Elementis' $2.5M TSCA Fine
• BLM Announces 7 New Oil, Gas Leases In Alaska Reserve
• Feds To Appeal BP's $13.7B CWA Cap In Deepwater Disaster
• White House Wants TPP To Crack Down On Illegal Fishing
• Perez V. MBA Shines A Light On 'Shadow Regulations'
• This Week In Congress: Immigration And Net Neutrality
• Texas Lawmakers Target EPA Actions With New Bills
• NJ Rep Aims To Extend Notice Period On Pollution Deal
• Deepwater Subpoena Ruling Turns Up Heat On Offshore Cos.
• Suit Over Amtrak Enviro, Asbestos Claims To Stay In NY
• Week's Lone IPO Nets $400M As 7 Cos. Promise To Break Lull
• 5th Circ. Won't Revisit Transocean Deepwater Subpoenas
• Dow Strikes Back Against Enviros' Bid To Stop Herbicide
• Abengoa Awarded $155M Power Line Contract In Canada
• Chicago Can't Shake Suit Over Lakefront Lucas Museum
• Judge Tosses Nevada Wild Horse Suit
• IRS Nets Win In Charitable Deduction Row Over NC Easement
• $6M Colo. Deal Frees Astor Weiss From Pa. Ponzi Class Action
• DuPont's Teflon Emissions Became Solid Waste, Judge Rules
• 5 Insights From Dish General Counsel Stanton Dodge
• Tribunal Rules Ecuador's Chevron Claims Not Barred By Deal
• Long-Sought Toxic Substances Reform Has Best Shot In Years
• DOE Seeks New Efficiency Standards For Residential Furnaces
• Animal Groups Step Into NRA's Elephant Trophy Ban Suit
• Katten Muchin Adds Ex-Vinson & Elkins Energy Atty
• Eversource Energy To Unload NH Power Plant Fleet
• DC Circ. Stays Tree Felling For Pa., NJ Pipeline Project
• Pa. DEP Hits Chemical Facility With Pollution Cleanup Suit
• Exide To Close Plant, Pay $50M To End Pollution Row
• Tax Credit Timeline Extension Will Kickstart Wind Projects
• BIA, Pokagons Kick Off Enviro Review Of Ind. Casino Project
• Biofuels Group Calls For Overhaul Of Renewables Policy
• Steel Cos. Should Get $2M For Ind. Cleanup, Judge Told
• Fracking: 'A Shale Of Two Cities'
• OPINION: Beyond The 'Grow Or Die' Law Firm Model
• US Can't Revive Seaman's Manslaughter Claims In BP Spill
• Exelon Can't Include Nuke Liabilities On Taxes: Fed. Circ.
• BP Urges 5th Circ. Not To Consolidate Deepwater Appeals
• NJ's Attys May Get 20% Of Controversial $225M Exxon Deal
• EPA Chief Blasts Call For States To Ignore Power Plant Rule
• Insurer Says Exide Plan Effectively Ignores $3B Liability
• Exelon, Pepco Settle With Solar Advocate In Merger Bid
• Damage From Dumped Sand Was Unexpected, Ind. Court Says
• EPA Ozone Rule May Be Costliest Ever, Farm Group Says
• BLM Must Re-Evaluate NM Fracking Permits, Enviros Say
• 4th Circ. Upholds Army Corps Permit Denial In 'Nexus' Test
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Revive ESA Battle Over Golf Course
• Tribes Slam DOJ For Unprepared Witness In Timber Land Row
• Lambasted Calif. Clean Energy Plan Getting A Revamp
• States Spar Over Clean Power Plan In Senate Hearing
• GHG Guidance May Change Nature Of NEPA Reviews
• Seattle Will Probe Shell's Plan To Anchor Drilling Fleet
• Plaintiffs Must Prove Claims In DuPont Drinking Water MDL
• Agencies Trim But Can't Nix Suit Fighting Texas Highway Plan
• Newark Demands Contamination Cleanup At Ex-DuPont Site
• DOI Seeks To Nix Tribes' NEPA Suit Over Alaska Road
• Christie Defends NJ's $225M Exxon Mobil Settlement
• Ind. Cancels Coal Gasification Plant, $2.8B Contract
• FWS Defends Wildflower Tours On Wash. Tribal Lands
• Sens. Pitch Bill To Increase Asbestos Awareness Online
• Duke Unit Fined Record $25M In NC For Coal Ash Pollution
• Transportation Dept. Finalizes New Pipeline Safety Standards
• Gov't Says Railroad Co.'s Engines Started Park Fires
• Enviros Say ND Shouldn't Intervene In DOI Coal Leasing Suit
• Sens. Vitter, Udall Unveil TSCA Reform Bill
• Law360 Environmental Editorial Advisory Board
• Biz Groups Rush To Volvo's Side In $72M Engine Fine Case
• Japanese Solar Co. Buys Project Pipeline In US
• Clearing Up CEQA's Categorical Exemptions
• EPA Slammed By Lab Managers Fired After Criminal Raid
• Puerto Rican Oil Co. Settles Suit Over Storage Tank Leaks
• Tribe's Whaling Bid Advances With NOAA Enviro Review
• 6 Recent Class Cert. Rulings Every Litigator Needs To Know
• Ex-Exec Says BP's Guilty Plea Can't Be Used In Trial
• Calif. Judge Recommends Nixing $2B San Diego Gas Plant Bid
• NJ Senate Panel Condemns $225M Exxon Settlement
• Texas County Says It Shouldn't Pay Fees In Pollution Suit
• GOP Senators Question Obama On Social Cost Of Carbon
• EPA Makes Last Stand Against Industry's Carbon Rule Attack
• East Coast Senators Want Atlantic Off Limits To Drilling
• BP Defends Deepwater Gross Negligence Appeal
• Coal Co. Red River Tries Again To Shake Enviros' CWA Suit
• Pa. DEP Chief Highlights Upcoming Gas Drilling Regs
• Proposition 65: The Law That Continues To Cry Wolf
• NJ's $225M Exxon Deal Could Reflect Holes In $9B Claim
• Block Island Financing Is Wind In Offshore Energy's Sails
• Calif. Tribe Slams US Bid For Casino Development Discovery
• BP Drops Deepwater Claims Administrator Challenge
• CSX, EPA Agree on W.Va. Oil Train Derailment Cleanup
• DC Circ. Tosses Bid To Nix Offshore Oil, Gas Lease Program
• NextEra Unit To Buy Fla. Coal Plant For $520M, Then Close It
• Okla. Tribes Say US Lacked Right To Sell Timber Lands
• Drillers Breathe Easy After Marcellus Shale Emission Ruling
• Enviros Can't Challenge Silica Mine Permit, Ill. Court Says
• Sunoco Drops Local Zoning Exemption Bid For Pa. Pipeline
• BP, Chevron Off The Hook In La. Contamination Suit
• The Food And Beverage Industry Has A Lot On Its Plate
• Looking At The Legal Deficiencies Of Local Fracking Bans
• Fla. House Passes Water Resources Bill, Despite Criticism
• Wis. Chippewa Head Declares Mining Project Opposition
• Railroad Cos. Look To Trim Claims In Derailment Litigation
• Occidental Settles Peruvian Oil Pollution Case
• United Specialty Sues Over Ford Plant Demolition Coverage
• NY Court Says Exxon Must Pay Tax On Spill Enviro-Monitoring
• Texas Court Revives Developer's Suit Over Houston Flood Law
• Steptoe Nabs Three Toxic Tort Partners From Locke Lord
• Calif. City Owes $17.5M After Voters Reject Drilling Plan
• Endangered Species Deal Harms Property Owners, Court Told
• Vivint Solar Says Investors Weren't Misled Before $330M IPO
• Biofuel Execs Can't Claim Regulatory Reliance In Tax Case
• Schwab Founder Slips Suit Over Alleged $25M RE Fraud
• Self-Generation Cos. Turn Up Antitrust Heat On Utilities
• Ore. Low Carbon Fuel Standard Heads To Gov.
• NJ Reveals $225M Deal With Exxon Over Refinery Pollution
• French Solar Co. Solairedirect Plans $193M Paris IPO
• Law Firm Tensions Mount In Africa — What Does It Mean?
• BP Earns Appeal Bid But Not Stay In ERISA Suit
• EPA Defends Texas Flexible Air Permit Program At 5th Circ
• Senate GOP Says Threatened-Bat Listing May Hurt Energy Cos.
• Wis. Village Demands Oneida Land, Railway Docs From DOI
• W.Va., Other States Make Last Bid To Sink Carbon Rule
• Honeywell Settles Chemical Cleanup Suit Over Ohio Site
• NCR May Face Liability In $1.5B Wis. Superfund Cleanup Suit
• DOI Ignored Enviro Impact In OK'ing Navajo Mine Expansion
• Calif. Shuts Oil Field Wells Amid Groundwater Probe
• House OKs $8B Amtrak Funding, Rail Reform Bill
• Senators Grill EPA Boss On Water Infrastructure Priorities
• Senate Falls Short On Keystone XL Veto Override
• NJ Assembly To Grill Christie On $250M Exxon Pollution Deal
• Obama Trade Plan Boasts Labor, Environmental Work
• Calif. City To Appeal Exxon Water Contamination Suit
• NJ Sens. To Contest Christie's $250M Exxon Deal In Court
• Texas Judge Accused Of Sexual Harassment
• Senate Indian Panel Calls For Contract Support Cost Funding
• Homeowners Denied Cert. In Halliburton Contamination Suit
• White House Threatens Veto Of 2 EPA Reform Bills
• BIA To Award $8M For Tribal Climate Change Projects
• Seattle's Shell Arctic Fleet Lease Sets Off Enviro Suit
• EPA Scolded For FOIA Foul, But Not Sanctioned By DC Court
• Calif. Diesel Rule Withstands Truckers' Preemption Fight
• SolarCity Claims Ariz. Utility Squeezing Out Rooftop Solar
• Mine Officer Strikes Plea Deal Over Pollution Cover-Up
• DOJ's Cruden To Focus On Bringing Bad Actors Into Line
• Coal Co. Wants High Court's Take On CWA Permit Shields
• Suntech Reaches Ch. 15 Antitrust Deal With Solyndra Trust
• Sailors Fight GE's Bid To Nix $1B Fukushima Disaster Suit
• Army Corps Roped Into Sierra Club's Mitigation Bank Suit
• Enviro Groups Say Peruvian Law Flouts US Trade Pact
• RI Offshore Wind Farm Advances With $290M In Financing
• Rebutting The 'But This Is Asbestos' Line In Pa.
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Snell & Wilmer's Rick McNeil
• Ohio Sues BP For $33M In Gas Tank Leak Cleanup Costs
• Green Groups Back Houston Clean Air Law In Top Texas Court
• Calif. High Court's CEQA Ruling Won't End Project Disputes
• EPA's Sulfur Dioxide Designation Deal With Enviros OK'd
• Calif. City To Vote On Allowing Oil Co. To Drill Despite Ban
• EPA Announces 'Climate Friendly' Refrigerant Alternatives
• Philly Atty Seeks To Mobilize Bar On Climate Change
• Four Ex-NJ Governors Oppose Enviro Commission Nominee
• Billion-Dollar Issues Loom Over Fla. Legislature Session
• NJ Senator Slams $250M Deal In Exxon Pollution Row
• Powerine Oil Co. Sues Site Owners For Groundwater Cleanup
• Calif. High Court Reverses CEQA Exemption Decision
• Making The Economics Of NY Energy Storage Systems Work
• Yates Ruling Is The Wrong Response To Overcriminalization