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Environmental - April, 2015

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• Feds Reach Landmark $73M Deal Over NM Radiation Leak
• Judge Demolishes $664M Hollywood Project's Enviro Approval
• SEC Rejects Broker's Janus Argument In Clean-Energy Case
• BP's Challenge To Ala.'s Deepwater Jury Demand Falls Flat
• Prosecutors Strike Gold In Retailers' Dumpsters
• Wash. High Court Won't Revisit Biosolids Ban Reversal
• Texas Senate Committee Passes Bill To Block Fracking Bans
• States Appeal EPA's Sulfur Dioxide Deal With Enviros
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit To Build Neb.'s Largest Wind Farm
• Bill Would Slap Surcharge On Older Oil-Carrying Rail Cars
• White House Vows To Veto House Effort To Impede CWA Bill
• Senate Bill Would Force EPA, Corps To Redo Water Rule
• EPA Nanoscale Rules Lay Out The Long Road Ahead
• TSCA Reform Bill Still Faces Hurdles After Senate Compromise
• Sens. Tout Bill To Resolve Mont. Tribal Water Rights
• Texas High Court Ruling Lowers Bar On Anti-SLAPP Defense
• French Solar Energy Company Postpones $192.5M IPO
• EPA Appeals Board Rejects CO2 Sequestration Challenge
• Lumber Liquidators Faces DOJ Criminal Charges Over Imports
• House Committee Passes Bill To Stall EPA's Carbon Cuts
• Colo. Lone Pine Ruling Ups Ante On Fracking Court Battles
• Tribes Risk Alienating Non-Native Biz In Discovery Row
• Judge Surprised Solar Panel Co. Failed To Notice Class Cert.
• Third Brother Pleads Guilty In $145M Biodiesel Scam In Ind.
• 10th Circ. Won't Stay Restoration Order In Illegal Dikes Row
• Calif. Gov. Orders Major GHG Reductions By 2030
• EPA Says Trailer Emission Rule Dispute Belongs In Calif.
• WilmerHale Expands Energy Team in Denver
• Energy Cos. Announce $927M, 400MW Wind Projects In UK
• Vinson Guides Biomass Energy Co. Enviva In $200M IPO
• China Speeds Up Strengthening Of Car Fuel Quality Standards
• K-Sea Settles Investors' Suit Over Obsolete Oil Tankers
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Rhode Island Stormwater Pollution
• Shell Shakes Some Claims In Puerto Rico Pollution MDL
• Bipartisan Bill To Lift Veil On Fed. Settlements Reintroduced
• Calif. Tribes Urge Judge To Pause $1B Solar Project
• Forest Service Beats Challenge To Land Management Rule
• Bills Call For New Safety Rules For Chemical-Carrying Trains
• Challenges To Corps' Water Findings Get Boost From 8th Circ.
• Wyden Calls For DOE Investigation On Wash. Waste Site
• Millionaire's $11M Art Theft, Jailbreak Trial Begins
• 5 Things To Watch For After Approval Of $1.7B LA Stadium
• EPA Leaning On FERC To Blunt Clean Power Plan Grid Effect
• Painting Contractor Hits BP With Deepwater Damages Suit
• Senate Enviro Committee Clears Chemical, EPA Science Bills
• SolarCity, Musk Duck Suit Over Restated Financials
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Overturn Uranium Mine Ruling
• ATP Wants OK To Pursue Deepwater Claims Against BP
• NJ Dems Introduce Bill To Bolster 'High Hazard' Train Safety
• 5 Native American Environmental Cases To Watch In 2015
• How The Defense Can Win Verdicts And Influence Juries
• Risk And Reward For Industry In EPA 'Safer Choice' Label
• Judge Paves Way For Deepwater Personal Injury Jury Trials
• Enviros, EPA Pause Fracking Chemical Disclosure Dispute
• 9th Circ. Says Boeing Pollution Row Belongs In Federal Court
• Feds Drop Appeal Of Hog Farm Loan Guarantee Revocation
• Fla. House Passes Contentious Fracking Regulation Bill
• Halliburton Urges Dismissal Of Okla. Pollution Suit Claims
• BIA Says It Didn't Deprive Crow Members Of Water Rights
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Morgan Stanley, Apple, EPA
• Calif. Builders Must Plan With Eye On Coast, Official Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Truckers' Diesel Rule Fight
• Honeywell Can't Completely DQ Firm In $42M Cleanup Fight
• Fla. County Wants $1.75B DOT Rail Project Halted
• Case Law Has Air Emissions Liability Still Up In The Air
• This Week In Congress: Iran Legislation In Jeopardy?
• Quake Links Turn Up Legal, Regulatory Heat On Drillers
• Texas Officials May Nix Oil Well Permits Over Quake Fears
• Mont. Gov. Signs Off On Controversial Tribal Water Pact
• Toxic Tort Claims Over Fracking Create IP Discovery Risk
• DC Circ. Sinks Animal Feedlot Reg Suit Against EPA
• EPA Floats Plan To Apply Sewage Sludge Incinerator Rule
• Calif. Tribe Installs Renewable Hybrid Energy System
• Enviro Groups Drop CWA Claim Against NJ Agency
• Canada Regulators Order Oil-Carrying Trains To Slow Down
• 5 Tips For Effective FOIA Use In Environmental Law
• Wyo. Tribe Backs EPA In Wind River Boundary Dispute
• Range Can't Revive Defamation Claims Against Anti-Frackers
• Blankenship Judge's Law Clerk Quarantined From Suit
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To Car, Truck Emissions Rules
• Sempra Picks Up 78MW Wind Project From Geronimo
• EPA Agrees To Drop Superfund Suit For $1.7M Cleanup Costs
• Calif. Landowners Sue Union Pacific Over 'Illegal' Land Use
• 3 Developments You Need To Know About Calif.'s Prop 65
• USDA Rolls Out Plans To Cut Carbon Emissions
• EPA Administrator Highlights Benefits Of Clean Power Plan
• Enviros Slam EPA Bid To Nix Animal Feeding Pollution Suits
• Lawmakers Dis Obama's 'Disingenuous' Offshore Drilling Plan
• CERCLA 'Arranger Liability' Continues To Elude Clarity
• BIA Defends Taking Calif. Tribe's Casino Land Into Trust
• ND Can Join Wyo. Federal Fracking Rules Suit, Judge Says
• Feds, Scrap Metal Biz Settle $22M Row Over Wrecked Barge
• NC Hits Snag In Clash With Alcoa Over Hydro Riverbed Rights
• Feds Connect Dots On Oil, Gas Extraction And Earthquakes
• Japex, Mitsui Team Up To Build Fukushima Natural Gas Plant
• NY Property Owners On Hook For $6.7M Waste Cleanup Bill
• Miner Antofagasta To Sell Chilean Water Unit In $969M Deal
• Sierra Club, EPA To Partially Settle Ozone Rule Dispute
• Colo. High Court Axes 'Lone Pine' Orders In Fracking Fight
• Trans Energy Dinged For CWA Violations In Marcellus Region
• DOI Can Sell Tribes' Unallotted Timber Lands, Judge Says
• BP Wants Another Go At $750M Deepwater Coverage Case
• Miami-Area Officials Ask NRC To Stop Nuclear Project
• EPA Puts Upstream Sector On Notice With $73M Noble Deal
• Texas, Biz Groups Tell EPA Regional Haze Plan Is Unlawful
• Ex-BP Exec Loses Bid To Bar Oil Spill Videos From Trial
• Neb. Officials OK Controversial Fracking Wastewater Well
• Climate Change Is Evident, Obama Says In Everglades Speech
• Schneider Electric To Build 50-MW Solar Project On East Coast
• Atty Moves To Duck Sanctions Over Menopause Comment
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Mont. AG Says Irrigators Can't Block Tribal Water Pact
• New Bill Would Allow FERC To Override Power Line Refusals
• Another Guilty Plea In $35M Biofuels Tax Fraud Scheme
• Blackfeet Move To Nix Oil, Gas Leases On Sacred Site
• Enviros Threaten To Sue Md. Gov. Over Clean Air Standards
• Idaho Tribes Say FMC Bound By Tribal Court's $21M Judgment
• ExxonMobil Agrees to Pay $5M For Arkansas Oil Spill
• Obama Budget Chief Slams VA, Water Spending Bills
• Enviros Lose Challenge Over LA Development Project
• Blackstone-Backed Quebec-To-Queens Pipeline Gets Final OK
• Noble Reaches $73M Settlement For EPA Clean Air Act Claims
• Developer Seeks Gov't Cleanup Costs At WW2 Munitions Site
• 9th Circ. Deepens Split Over Complex CERCLA Sites
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Greenberg Land Use Atty In Fla.
• Conservation Groups Urge Action To Stop Ore. Bird Cull
• Okla. Blames Tremor Increase On Oil, Gas Production
• White House Says $3.5B Needed For Aging Gas Pipelines
• NC Finds Contaminated Water Near Duke Coal Ash Ponds
• Interior Keeps Small Sage-Grouse Group Off Endangered List
• Pa. Regulator Floats Game Plan To Replace Philly Pipeline
• Court Stands By Cert. Denial In Halliburton Pollution Spat
• House Passes Energy Efficiency Improvement Bill
• SunEdison Gets $125M Loan To Boost UK Solar Portfolio
• DOI, Navajo Nation Agree To Implement Buyback Program
• OPINION: The New, New Thing — Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles
• Maine Gov. Says Tribes Haven't Respected State
• W.Va. Mining Cos. Agree To Halt Project In Mine Damage Row
• Hartford Seeks Payback For Pie-Tin Maker's Pollution Suits
• EPA Updates Toxic Emissions Measurement Standards
• DOI Fights Calif. Tribes' Bid To Block $1.13B Solar Project
• NJ Lawmakers Stand In The Way Of Atlantic Drilling
• Enviros Blast Gov't Reports In Ozark Drilling Suit
• Calif. Court Nixes Tiered Prices Meant To Conserve Water
• King & Spalding Snags 3rd Enviro Partner From Kirkland
• EPA Moves To Sink Alaska Pebble Mine FOIA Suit
• Ex-Biofuel Exec Will Plead Guilty To $100M Tax Credit Fraud
• Wash. Tribes Say Fishing Rights Do Include Sea Mammals
• Michael Best Adds Ex-Wis. PSC Chair To Energy Practice
• 3rd Circ. Backs Sprint, T-Mobile In NJ Zoning War
• Enviros Sue Calif. Land Agency Over Tesoro Terminal Lease
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Look Past Donziger In $9.5B Chevron Case
• Ore. Enviro Group Urges EPA Action On Water Pollutants
• Alaska Senate Demands DOI Lift Native Land Limits
• Green Bonds Flourish As Market Struggles To Define Standards
• Enviro Groups Call DOT's Oil Train Speed Limit 'Toothless'
• 10 Topics For Corporate Counsel To Consider On Coal Ash
• Ariz. Tribe Seeks To Block Uranium Mining During Appeal
• Suit Over SoCal Nuke Plant Charges Gets Tossed
• Sierra Pacific's Fraud Claims Can't Nix Calif. Wildfire Deal
• US Steel Settles Philly Toxic Tort Mid-Trial
• Tips For Guiding Your Client Through The Mediation Process
• REBUTTAL: Donziger's Lies Cannot Excuse His Fraud
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Law Firm Biases Continue To Thwart Women
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• NJ Pols Voice Opposition To Seismic Testing Near Coast
• GOP Legislator Wants To Know Cost Of Environmental Policies
• 10th Circ. Nixes Challenge Over FWS Colo. Land Transfer
• Estee Lauder Insurer Denied Replay Of Late-Notice Defense
• DC Circ. Paves Way For EPA To Revamp CO2 Standards
• XTO Can't Get Pa. Fracking Wastewater Spill Charges Axed
• High Court Asked Again To Hear Army Corps Authority Case
• Superfund Cleanup Costs Not Time-Barred: Georgia-Pacific
• 10th Circ. Denies Navajo Co. Mining Restart In Permit Row
• NJ Announces $96M In Sandy Beach Reconstruction Projects
• Harris County To Appeal Int'l Paper River Pollution Judgment
• New Trade Oversight Bill Does Little To Quiet Critics
• World Bank Initiative To End Routine Gas Flaring By 2030
• Texas House Approves Bill Blocking Local Fracking Bans
• Tribes Say Fishing Rights Exclude Sea Mammals
• Virginia's 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar
• Deepwater Class Payments At 'Abysmal' Levels, Court Told
• Texas Plan To Ax Renewables Standard Imperils Development
• $150M In Transocean Excess Coverage Tapped, Judge Says
• Anadarko Excused From Alabama Deepwater Damages Fight
• Mont. House Queues Up Final Vote On Tribal Water Pact
• NC Bills Would Grant Tribe Exclusive Tax Power, Exemption
• Tribe Tells 10th Circ. Halting Mine Won't Help Environment
• EPA Power To Mark Tribal Boundaries Crux Of Wyo. Row
• NiSource Says It Can't Be Tied To $5M Cleanup Suit
• Order Over Illegal Dikes Should Be Stayed, 10th Circ. Told
• Texas Enviro Regulator Hits Exide With $2.4 Million Waste Fine
• Southern Co. Buys Controlling Stake In Calif. Solar Plant
• DC Circ. Wary Of Stepping Into EPA Power Plant Rule-Making
• Native Americans Still Can't Block Mine Sale, Judge Rules
• Enviros Sue TVA Over Cumberland River Coal Ash Pollution
• Apple Gets Greener With Solar, Conservation Projects
• 9th Circ. Nixes Enviro's Appeal Of Ore. Forest Thinning Project
• OPINION: Donziger's Case Against Chevron, In His Own Words
• NJ Biofuels Co. Owner Pleads Guilty To $55M Fraud Scheme
• OneBeacon Denied Trial On Damages In Olin Cleanup Row
• Gov't Sued Over Protection Of Sea Turtles From Shrimpers
• Plaintiffs Slam Caterpillar's Engine Defect CAA Defense
• Enviros Challenge USDA Over Organic Compost Rule
• Enviros Ask Judge To Revive Suit Over Pa. Sewage Law
• Exxon GC Calls $8.9B NJ Pollution Claim 'Negotiating Tactic'
• Virginia To Scrap Route 460 New Toll Road Contract
• Range Resources Loses Bid To Shield Fracking Chemical Info
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. Action Over EPA Farm Pollution Rule
• 2 Routes To Hourly Rates For Lawyers
• Greens Challenge EPA's Changes To Bush-Era Waste Rule
• King & Spalding Guides Landmark Georgian Hydro Project
• Ariz. Tribe Taking Uranium Mine Dispute To 9th Circ.
• Entergy, NextEra Team Up For 81-MW Ark. Solar Plant
• Tribe Accuses Army Corps of Bad Faith In Lake Development
• Texas Senate Votes To Wind Down Renewable Energy Credits
• Penobscot Nation Has Claim On Maine River, Feds Argue
• EPA To Use Standing As Shield In Attack On Carbon Authority
• Red River Coal Co. Scores Win In Virginia CWA Suit
• WTO Says US Tuna Labeling Rules Hurts Mexican Fisheries
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Ex-Rogers Towers Atty As Partner In Fla.
• 10th Circ. Told To Nix Navajo Co.'s Stay Bid In Mine Row
• NJ Court Axes Row Over $5.5M In Wetlands Project Judgments
• Lack Of Emission Controls Dooms Pa. Air Plan, 3rd Circ. Told
• BP Wants Supreme Court To Strike CWA Liability Finding
• Duke Energy Gets 1 Month To Seek Fed. Waiver In CWA Suit
• Renewable Energy Yieldco LightBeam Eyes $100M IPO
• Solar Co. Sues Attys Who Inked Contract With Bogus Firm
• NC Tells DC Circ. 2010 EPA Rule Violates Clean Air Act
• How Long Is The ESA's Arm On LNG Projects?
• 3rd Circ. Mulls Time Bar On Axed Asbestos Cases
• AIG Sues Superfund Site Owner Over $78M Cleanup Bill
• Rising Star: Barnes & Thornburg's Timothy Haley
• Minn. Judge Favors $2.6B Enbridge Crude Oil Pipeline
• Landowners Say Judge Wrongly Tossed Exxon Pipeline Suit
• GOP Legislators' Vote Holds Up Mont. Tribe's Water Pact
• EPA Can Regulate GHGs At Some Power Plants, DC Circ. Says
• Nolin RECC To Pay $7.6M For Energy-Saving Program Bills
• Penobscot Nation Has No Right Over Maine Waters, Court Told
• Zurich, Others Say Inept Crew Nixes Oil Spill Coverage
• Claimants Want Nod For $2.7M Exide Plant Pollution Deal
• Natural Gas Industry Backs Rate-Based Clean Power Plan
• Rising Star: Steptoe & Johnson's Ruxandra Cana
• W.Va. Court Says Water Law Allows Retaliation Claims
• Feds Reveal Offshore Drilling Blowout Rule
• NRG Yieldco Sinks $150M Into Home Solar Push
• Judge Kicks Greenpeace Activists Off Shell Vessel
• Changes To Calif. Prop 65 May Affect Texas Businesses
• How To Weather Media Inquiries In High-Profile Cases
• Convicted Whistleblower Fights For FCA Payout At 9th Circ.
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. Not To Unplug $2.2B Calif. Solar Plant
• Simpson Thacher Negotiates $30M Peruvian Remediation Plan
• Syngenta Corn GMO MDL Balloons As Suits Added
• Alaska Hunter Asks High Court To Limit Park Service's Power
• Pa. Court Nixes Enviros' Request For Drilling, Radiation Data
• EPA To Advance Renewable Fuel Standards In Industry Deal
• 9th Circ. CERCLA Ruling Puts Focus On Prior Settlements
• Taking Legal Analytics To The Next Level
• DOI Says Tribes Ignored Clear Law On Timber Land Sales
• Army Corps' Jurisdictional Findings Are Reviewable: 8th Circ.
• FERC Gives Preliminary Approval To La. LNG Project
• NRA Can Appeal Tanzanian Elephant Trophy Ban Ruling
• AIG, Oil Recycler Settle $12M Contamination Coverage Suit
• Navajo Co. Appeals Decision Nixing Mine Expansion Permit
• China Eases Bond Rules For Clean Energy, Other Key Sectors
• Meadwestvaco Says Govt. Owes $47M For Biomass Generator
• Blankenship Mine-Safety Trial Pushed Back 3 Months
• Forest Service Must Rejigger Ore. Logging Project
• Water Co. Must Face Suit Over 2014 W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Costly Burdens Await Drillers Under New Pa. Frack Site Rules
• Tribes Urge End To FWS' 30-Year Eagle Take Permits
• Ruling Bodes Well For Disputed Energy Stimulus Grants
• 7 Tips For Energy Companies Working In Indian Country
• Canadian Tribe Signs On To $1.6B Energy Project
• Ex-BP Exec Wants Oil Spill Videos Excluded From Trial
• Tribes Urge 10th Circ. Not To Pause Suit Over Illegal Dike
• SunEdison Plans 262 MW In Utah Solar Plants
• EPA, DOE Team Up On 1st-Ever Joint Solar Procurement
• Looking Under Fracking's Surface: Part 3
• Exide Seeks OK For $2.5M Deal With Texas Regulator
• 'Known Loss' Axes Coverage For Contamination: Ind. Court
• Feds Urged To Ax Land Limits In Alaska Native Claims Act
• Mont. Senator, Tribes Blast EPA Coal Mining Regulations
• Maine Biorefinery Assets Tied To Lynn Tilton Up for Sale
• Reed Smith Nabs Ex-Stoel Rives Partner With Banking Chops
• FMC Wants Idaho Tribe's Courts Probed Over $21M Judgment
• Allianz Wins Partial Reversal In Contamination Coverage Row
• Ex-Massey CEO Can't Trim Charges In Mine Blast Case
• Ariz. Judge Nixes Tribal, Enviro Suit Over Canyon Mine
• Suit Targets USDA Synthetic Substance Review For Organics
• Fifth Circ. Gives EPA Break In Gulf 'Dead Zones' Case
• Tropicana Hits NJ Construction Co. With Suit Over Oil Leak
• Judge Nixes Navajo Mine Expansion Permit
• FWS Moves To Protect Crayfish From Coal, Timber Industries
• Denmark's Dong Energy Nabs Mass. Offshore Wind Lease
• Looking Under Fracking's Surface: Part 2
• Shell Sues Greenpeace Over Boarding Of Arctic Drilling Rig
• Emissions Projections Ruling Hobbles EPA, 6th Circ. Told
• Plaintiff's Atty Survives DQ Bid In Enviro Settlement Fight
• Fla. City Defends FHWA's Bridge Approval In Enviro Suit
• NIGC's Plan For Enviro Review Exclusion Is Good News
• EPA Settles Enviros' Suit Over Xcel Unit's Power Plant
• Pattern Energy Pays $372M For 3 Wind Farms
• Hogan Lovells Booted From Naval Shipyard Cleanup Row
• Patriot Coal's Massive Mine Ruins W.Va. Water, Suit Says
• Off-Road Vehicle Importers Settle With EPA Over CAA Claims
• Halliburton Seeks Upholding Of Cert. Denial In Pollution Row
• Native American Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2015
• EPA Defends Reservation Boundary Ruling At 10th Circ.
• Exide Seeks $7.5M Ch. 11 Sale Of Emissions Credits
• Md. Senate Sends 2-Year Fracking Moratorium To Governor
• State Dept. Secretly Greenlighted 2 Pipelines, Tribe Says
• Chinese Co. Raises $404M For 379MW Solar Projects
• NTSB Says Replacement Of Older Oil Rail Cars Can't Wait
• Sempra, ConEd's 250-MW Solar Project Nears Finish Line
• Houston Judge Rejects Bid To Revive Int'l Paper Pollution Row
• Looking Under Fracking's Surface: Part 1
• Boeing Tells 9th Circ. Dart Cherokee Beats Remand
• 6th Circ. Asked To Halt TVA's Coal-To-Gas Switch At Ky. Plant
• Wild Horse Advocates Can't Hold Back Utah Grazing Suit
• EPA Urges Dismissal Of Animal Feeding Pollution Suits
• CSX Ducks Georgia Golf Course's Pollution Claims
• White House To Review EPA-Corps Water Jurisdiction Rule
• Enviros Score Win In Row Over Logging Plan's Wildlife Impact
• Facing Criticism, Pa. DEP Extends Gas Rulemaking Deadline
• USFS Looks To Clear Way For Nixed Coal Exploration Plan
• NJ Kicks Off Public Comment Period On $225M Exxon Deal
• Mont. Tribe, DOI Team Up For Bighorn River Hydro Project
• FWS Says It Can't Enforce Enviro Laws In Wind Farm Spat
• EPA Floats Ban On Fracking Wastewater In Public Systems
• Calif. Energy Conservation Plan Hits Speed Bump
• Alaska Legislature Wants Feds To Clean Up Native Lands
• Duke, Virginia Reach $2.5M Settlement Over Coal Ash Spill
• Insurer Must Defend Chemical Co. In Ind. Landfill Cleanup
• Calif. Imposes Emergency Rules For Injection Wells
• Ex-Massey CEO Battles Media On Doc Release In Criminal Suit
• Tribes Slam DOI's Assimilation Arg In Timber Land Sale Row
• Ex-Im Bank Flouted ESA By Funding LNG Project, Enviros Say
• Hope For Environmental Drones Is Still Up In The Air
• Deepwater Hurt US Shrimp Industry, Not Imports, CIT Says
• Enviro Groups, Agencies Seek Win In Ozarks Drilling Suit
• Courts Have Discretion To Divvy CERCLA Deals, 9th Circ. Says
• FWS Sued Over Kill Exemptions For Long-Eared Bat
• Sierra Club Tries For Texas High Court In Waste Site Battle
• Fla. House OKs Budget, Minus Senate's Health Care Expansion
• US Dodges Part Of Chevron's NM Mine Cleanup Suit
• Texas Court Says Agency's Drought Rules Exceeded Authority
• Marshall Islands To Take Nuke Case Against US To 9th Circ.
• Mineral Owners Drop Fight Over Texas City Fracking Ban
• EPA Dragging Feet On Animal Feedlot Regs, DC Circ. Told
• ND Joins Wyo. Suit Against Federal Fracking Rules
• OneBeacon Owes Olin $80M For Cleanup Costs, Court Says
• Hopi's Tainted Water Not Gov't's Problem, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• Tribes Spar Over Evidence In Wash. State Fishing Row
• TransCanada Scraps Port On $12B Pipeline To Avoid Belugas
• Pa. Sen. Slams State's Process For Gas Drilling Rulemaking
• Biofuel Co. Stiffed Out Of $1.5M In Stimulus Funds: Judge
• Barrick Can't Ditch Investor Suit Over Gold Mine Compliance
• Chaffe McCall Nabs Former US Attorney, Bracewell Partner
• Allstate Ducks Contract Claim In Cleanup Coverage Suit
• Industry Win On Bat Listing Shows Glimpse Of FWS' Future
• Navy Loses Training Authorization Over Animal Concerns
• Calif. Orders First-Ever Mandatory Water Cuts Amid Drought
• Fla. Senate Passes Budget, But Faces Huge Gap With House
• Sinovel Urges 7th Circ. To Quash Summons For IP Theft
• The Significance Of The Nexus For Wetlands Jurisdiction
• Southern Co. Arm Snaps Up $397M Okla. Wind Farm
• Astra Oil Gets Last Claim Dismissed In Puerto Rico Blast Suit
• Pa. Enviros Challenge DEP Permits For Sunoco Pipeline
• Fla. County Sues DOT Over Improper Rail Project Review
• TerraForm Pays $350M For Atlantic Power Wind Farms
• DTE Can't Force Gov't To Contribute To Ford Superfund Site
• Weighing Pros And Cons Of EPA's Audit Policy
• Ethics In The Tech Age: What Every Lawyer Should Consider