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Environmental - June, 2015

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• Shell Can't Drill As Close Together As Planned, FWS Says
• Fla., Others Sue EPA, Corps Over Clean Water Act Expansion
• Jones Day, E&Y Conflicts 'Taint' $150M Merger, Suit Says
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds State Wind Turbine Rules
• Nuclear Cos. Say Gov't Should Pay To Keep Their Lights On
• 3 Policy Issues Left Hanging After Turbulent Fla. Session
• Solar Co. Says US Consulted Tribes On $1B Project
• US, Brazil Forge Closer Trade Ties At White House Summit
• Feds Ignoring FOIA Bid For Chevron Fire Docs, Enviros Say
• Enviros Petition EPA To Regulate CO2 As Toxic Substance
• 5th Circ. Gives BP Engineer New Trial Over Juror Misconduct
• Enviros Press 9th Circ. To Block Uranium Mine During Appeal
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• EPA Imposes New Air Emissions Standards For Ferroalloys
• O'Quinn Settles $1.3B Malpractice Suit Over Chevron Fight
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Deny Bid To Revive Biomass Rule
• NJ Lawmakers Pass Resolution Against $1B Pipeline Project
• Hot Environmental Issues In Real Estate Transactions
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Ill. Towns Challenge Validity Of DOT's Oil Train Safety Rule
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• Roberts Court Keeps Reins On EPA, But Not Too Tight
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• Alaska Natives Can't Upend EPA Pollution Permit: 9th Circ.
• EPA, Corps Slammed Over Clean Water Act Expansion
• Fla. Port Wins Federal Approval For $374M Expansion
• NJ Senate OKs Measure To Restrict Use Of ExxonMobil Fund
• New York Spells Out Why It's Outlawing Fracking
• Pa. House Votes To Kill Proposed Conventional Gas Well Rules
• Pa. Residents Lodge Suit Over Babcock Nuclear Facilities
• NJ Senate Clears Bill Boosting Scrutiny Of Rail Bridges
• Ex-Freedom Exec Settles Out Of Suit Over W.Va. Spill
• Caudrilla Fails To Win English Approval Of Fracking Plan
• Enviros Say DC Circuit Unneeded For 'Run Of The Mill' Suit
• Gas Cos. Beat Benzene Cancer Suit After Experts Fall Short
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Deepwater Liability Appeals
• Pa. Building Code Review Process Illegal, Enviro Group Says
• Corporate Attys Want More High Court Action After Slow Term
• High Court To Hear Miss.-Tenn. $615M Groundwater Fight
• Midpoint 2015: What To Expect From State AGs
• High Court Curbs EPA's Power To Regulate Emissions
• Freedom Creditors Want Ch. 11 Plan OK'd To Speed Cleanup
• NJ Bill Spells Out Biodiesel Fuel Tax Exemptions
• DuPont's Jury Win Nixed In FCA Suit Over Chemical Leaks
• Barge Captain Gets 6 Mos. For Fatal Accident, Oil Spill
• House Forestry Bill Clears 2 Committees, Heads To Floor
• NRDC Urges EPA To Create National Mercury Inventory
• EPA Pollution Order Covered As Suit, Texas Justices Rule
• FWS Migratory Bird Permits Could Benefit Industry, Wildlife
• Enviro Group Sues To Uncover Feds' Oil Export Docs
• General Electric To Help Back $450M Aussie Wind Farm
• Flawed Federal Oversight Hinders Tribal Energy Development
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• Alabama Power Settles With EPA, DOJ Over Clean Air Claims
• NY Energy Plan Focuses On Renewables, Energy Efficiency
• 9th Circ. Nixes Calif. Water Districts' Fish Habitat Suit
• House Begins Debate On $30B DOI, EPA Funding Bill
• Mass. Pipeline Too Close To Blasting Zone, FERC Told
• Gulf Power Agrees To Move Coal Ash In CWA Settlement
• North Dakota Tribal Panel Wants To Regulate Oil Development
• Pinnacle Says Illegal Mining Suit All But Determined
• OECD Says Energy Tax Policies Are Ineffectively Applied
• Northrop Settles Environmental Cleanup Fight With Insurers
• What To Include In Your Calif. Project's Enviro Baseline
• Waterfront Landowner Hits Plains With Class Action Over Spill
• DC Circ. Asked To Make EPA Take New Look At Mercury Rule
• Fla. Appeals Court Rejects Landowners' Takings Suit
• Ind. Gov. Threatens To Disobey EPA's Clean Power Plan
• Tracing The Supreme Court's Treatment Of CERCLA
• House Votes To Force Court Review Of EPA Clean Power Plan
• $170M CAA Claims Settlement For Four Corners Coal Plant
• Mass. City Voters Advance $650M Waterfront Casino Plan
• AVIC Can't Alter Arbitration In $2B Fight, 5th Circ. Told
• White House Puts House EPA Spending Bill In Crosshairs
• Trade Foes Shift Focus To TPP As Fast-Track Nears Passage
• First Solar Was Never Close To 'Holy Grail,' Funds' Suit Says
• Full DC Circ. Asked To Rethink River Protection Decision
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• States Land 11th-Hour Stay Of BLM Fracking Rules
• Lockheed Can Recoup Cleanup Costs From US, DC Circ. Told
• EPA Rule Row Won't Slow Climate Talks: State Dept. Official
• LG Agrees To Redesign $300M Englewood Headquarters
• Ga. Loses Bid To Toss Fla.'s Suit Over Water Usage
• House OKs Bill To Overhaul Toxic Substances Control Act
• 9th Circ. Says EPA Had Power To Rescind Calif. Air Regs
• 10th Circ. Favors Class In $1B Plutonium Dispute
• EDF Renewable Energy Buys 200MW Texas Wind Farm
• Enviros Say Shell's Arctic Drilling Will Imperil Walruses
• House Dems Unveil Oil Spill Whistleblower Protection Bill
• Gov't Urges Judge To Nix Bid For New Review Of Solar Project
• Penobscot Nation Tells Court It Has Authority Over River
• Los Angeles Sheds Big Coal Stake Ahead Of Schedule
• Enviro Groups Challenge Fla.'s Land Acquisition Budget
• Patriot Coal Execs' Accounting Not Fraudulent, 8th Circ. Says
• Solar Energy Yieldco 8point3 Draws $420M In IPO
• Canada Files Charges Over Oil Train Crash That Killed 47
• Gov't Says It Only Affirmed Enbridge Pipeline Rights
• EPA Updates Underground Storage Tank Requirements
• Pa. Bill Promoting Mine Water Use In Fracking Advances
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Reject Bid To Block Uranium Mine
• DC Circ. Panel Won't Rehear Animal Feedlot Air Regs Suit
• SoftBank, Bharti, Foxconn Launch Green Energy JV In India
• Judge Preserves Calif. Oil Spill Response Law
• Syngenta Asks Kansas Court To Toss Corn MDL
• Supreme Court Declines Whooping Crane Water Rights Suit
• San Diego Faces Enviro Hurdles In Bid To Keep Chargers
• Calif. Judge Pauses Sailors' $1B Fukushima Radiation Suit
• Gas Group Asks Pa. High Court To Enforce Drilling Decision
• Why Solar Projects Move Forward Despite Tribes' Objections
• This Week In Congress: Trade And Transportation
• NJ Senator Enters Fight Against $225M ExxonMobil Settlement
• Enviros Want Calif. Solar Project Stopped Over Species Die-Off
• Enviro, Food Groups To Sue EPA Over Syngenta Pesticide
• Suit Faulting W.Va. Water Permit Program Trimmed By Judge
• 9th Circ. Axes Challenge To Calif. Emissions Fee Shift Rule
• Army Corps Asks High Court To Reject Jurisdiction Challenge
• NJ Environmentalists Unite In Fight Against 'Dirty Energy'
• New DOI Fracking Rule Draws Southern Ute Tribe's Ire
• NY Composting Initiative Could Stink For Local Restaurants
• Cyberattacks Could Strike Gold In Mining Industry Data
• EPA Toughens Truck Fuel-Efficiency Standards
• Tribe Can't Sue Farmer Over Water Rights, Suit Claims
• Tribes Lose Expert In DOI Trust Land Row
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• Proposed EPA, DOI Cuts Harmful To Business
• Pa. AG Charges Water Plant Boss With Environmental Crimes
• NRG Yieldco Buys $285M Stake In Solar Farm From GE Unit
• Enviros, Industry Want In On DC Circ. Fight Over EPA Rule
• Cheniere's Texas LNG Project Passes FERC Inspection
• BP Says Former Exec's Trial Blunts Claims In Securities Fight
• SunPower Begins 102-MW Henrietta Solar Project
• Calif. Air Regulator Defends $80M Exide Enforcement Action
• Clean Power Plan Wins A Battle, But Has It Won The War?
• Entergy Can Pursue $1.9M Nuclear Waste Removal Dispute
• Anheuser-Busch's Land Not Exempt From Calif. Enviro Regs
• Mining Co.'s Selenium Discharges Violate CWA, Enviros Say
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• EPA Says Suit Over Trailer Emissions Rules Belongs In Calif.
• EU Wants Vow To Expand WTO Green Goods Deal
• Enviros Lose Fight Over SC Fishing Spot At 4th Circ.
• Tour Guide's Class Action Says Calif. Oil Spill Was Preventable
• Denton Repeals Fracking Ban After Ramped Up Legal Fight
• New Texas Law Makes It Harder For Counties To Sue Polluters
• Houston Resident Lodges Class Action Over Drainage Fees
• Chinese Co.'s Tardy Solar Cell Duty Challenge Axed In CIT
• Texas Enviro Agency Says Water Rights Ruling Spells Trouble
• Gov't Contractor Wants Rehearing In Coal Ash Cleanup Spat
• Oil Giants Duck Claims In Puerto Rico MTBE Pollution Case
• USFS Defends Skipping Enviro Review Of Enbridge Pipeline
• Utah Joins Crowded Field In BLM Fracking Rule Suits
• EPA Waterway Rule Should Revive CSX Suit, Golf Course Says
• Donziger Case Belongs In Ecuador, NY Appeals Court Says
• Crowell Snags Ex-Dorsey & Whitney Environmental Pro
• Pa. Plastics Worker Hits Smiths Group With Toxic Tort Suit
• Senate Funding Bill Takes Aim At Controversial EPA Rules
• Range Resources Dodges Pa. Fracking Contamination Claims
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Against USDA Over Captive Orca
• Pollution Suit Will Have To Wait For Patriot Coal Bankruptcy
• Range Slapped With $8.9M Penalty Over Fracking Leaks In Pa.
• Reed Smith Adds Ex-Thompson & Knight Partner In Houston
• 300MW Calif. Solar Project Slated For Power Grid Linkup
• Tribes Won't Back Down On $1B Calif. Solar Project
• FWS' Eagle Take Permits Lack Needed Review, Judge Told
• DC Circ. Urged To Nix EPA's Retroactive Permit Veto Power
• Blackstone Transmission Biz Puts Up $284M For Lake Cleanup
• Enviros Threaten NJDEP With Suit Over PSEG Plant Fish Kills
• Disclosure 2.0: Enter EPA's E-Disclosure Audit Program
• Insurer Can't Rescind Policies Despite Misrepresentations
• GAO Says DOT Toed The Line In Setting Oil Train Rule
• BLM Hits States' Bid To Postpone Fracking Regulations
• Seasoned Trial Lawyer To Helm Ballard Spahr's NJ Office
• TVA Says Enviros' 'Duplicative' Coal Plant Suit Can't Stand
• Citadel Energy Sued For Allegedly Defrauding Investors
• Wash. Tribe Says Shellfish Co. Owner Is Liable In Harvest Row
• Florida Budget Takes Shape With $428M In Tax Cuts
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• Republicans Blast EPA Over Carbon Rule's Effect On Animals
• Perkins Coie Nabs Arnold & Porter Native American Law Expert
• DOI Wants Tribes' Expert Testimony Cut From Trust Land Row
• Allen & Overy-Led Omers To Pay $1.7B For Enviro Consultancy
• Exxon Must Pay $1M Fine For Yellowstone River Spill
• High Court Won't Hear EPA's $62M Volvo Engine Fine Appeal
• EPA Fracking Report Finds State-Based Solutions Are Best
• Wash. Tribes Say Lummi Lack Evidence In Fishing Ground Suit
• Utah Looks To Join Fight Over Flowers On Shale Formation
• High Court Told Not To Reject CERCLA Deference Dispute
• DOE Ripped For Cat Litter-Triggered Nuclear Plant Burst
• Tech, Biotech Take Center Stage As 10 IPOs Target $1.6B
• Tribes Lose Bid To Block $1.1B Calif. Solar Project
• Calif. Spill Fouled Beaches And Gutted Tourism, Suit Says
• Enviro Nuisance Lawsuits Showing Limited Promise
• Apex Says It Doesn't Belong In Chevron's $30M Oil Leak Suit
• Defunct ECOtality's Brass Hid Woes With DOE, Investors Say
• BP Presses High Court To Hear Deepwater Liability Appeal
• ArcelorMittal's Plant Emits Noxious Odors, Class Says
• Dehydrated Calif. Issues Record Water Restrictions
• Logging Cos. Lack Standing In Timber Sales Suit: DC Circ.
• Texas Justices To Mull Harmful Error Standard In Land Row
• Managing A Company's Environmental Self-Disclosure
• Pinnacle Calls Bluestone's Sanctions Defense 'Frivolous'
• Austin Flouted Own Riverfront Building Regs, Suit Says
• Texas High Court Keeps Afloat Flood Suit Against County
• Fukushima Op Can't Shift $1B Navy Radiation Suit To Japan
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Hanford Whistleblower Settles With DOE Contractor
• Puerto Rico Drops MTBE Pollution Claims Against Shell
• Solar Initiative Ballot Fight Begins In Fla. High Court
• Waste Co. Says Claim Not Untimely In $1M Polluted Oil Row
• Arkansas Slams EPA's Haze Plan Deadline As Too Tight
• US Trustee Objects To Sealing $355M Oil Train Crash Deal
• Calif. $7M Enviro Suit Time-Barred, Defendant Says
• 9th Circ. Upholds DOI Approval Of Shell Arctic Spill Plans
• SEC Settles With Texas Atty Over Fraud, Skimming
• 9th Circ. Orders EPA To Respond To Pesticide Ban Request
• Enviros Say Md. Gov. Illegally Blocked Coal Emissions Rule
• EPA Fracking Report Tells Us What Experts Knew All Along
• Hawaii Gov. Commits To 100% Renewable Energy
• The Latest In A Long Line Of Calif. Water Restrictions
• Lumber Liquidators Case Highlights Lacey Act Risk
• Dole Not Liable With Shell In $90M Oil Harm Suit, Judge Told
• SQM Defeats Calif. City's $31M Water Pollution Suit At Trial
• Sunoco Seeks $300M In Overpaid Taxes On Ethanol Credit
• EPA Taking Baby Steps On Aircraft GHG Regulations
• A Primer On NJ's Vilified Refinery Pollution Deal With Exxon
• Shell, Others Topple Plaintiff Expert In Benzene Cancer Suit
• Exxon Unit Blasts Report Linking Its Wells To Texas Quakes
• Fracking Will Exacerbate California Drought, Suit Says
• NYC Lawmakers Call To Yank Permits Over Unpaid Fines
• DC Judge Questions 'Kafkaesque' 30-Year Drilling Delay
• Pa. Gas Drillers Paid $223.5M In Impact Fees Last Year
• Santa Barbara Says Exxon Bid To Truck Oil Not An Emergency
• Amazon To Build 80MW Va. Solar Farm To Supply Data Centers
• Army Corps Asks Full 8th Circ. To Review Jurisdiction Ruling
• EPA Moves To Limit Aircraft Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Enviros Seek To Intervene In Exxon's $225M NJ Settlement
• US Navy, General Dynamics Hit With $2.2M Oil Spill Suit
• Back To The Future With HazCom 2012, Circa 2015
• Texas Legislature Re-Reforms Contested Case Permit Process
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• DC Circ. Merely Delays Attacks On Power Plant Rule
• House Bill Aims To Curtail EPA Funding, Plant Restrictions
• Conrail Ducks Town's Claims That Spill Hurt Property Values
• Duke Ordered To Stop Coal Ash Contamination At NC Site
• DOE Hit With 3rd Suit Over Calif. Nuke Plant Cleanup
• API Can Intervene In Enviros' Offshore Fracking Suit
• Enviro Groups Want Separate Hearings For Pa.-NJ Pipeline
• Deepwater Claims Period Runs Out With 328,000 And Counting
• Morgan Stanley Plans $500M 'Green Bond' Offering
• Halliburton Can't Get Property Diminution Experts Tossed
• Braving The Headwinds Hitting US Wind Energy
• DC Circ. Lets EPA's Carbon Reduction Plan Proceed
• 5th Circ. Overreached In Whooping Crane Case, Justices Told
• Okla. Tribes Fight For Expert Testimony In Trust Land Row
• Enviros Gain Entry To Seattle's Shell Arctic Fleet Dispute
• 4 Big Energy Cases Yet To Be Decided In 2015
• Maine Bill To Allow Tribal-State Eel Fisheries Deal Fails
• Enbridge Pays $4M To End Lawsuit Over Mich. Oil Spill
• 9th Circ. Overturns Felony Conviction For Eagle Feather Sales
• American Capital Fund Puts $85M In Senegal Wind Farm
• Jenner & Block Lures Back DOJ Assistant Atty General
• Feds, NC Contest Enviros' Bid To Block $838M Bypass
• DOE Ducks $450M Loan Corruption Suit In Fed. Claims Court
• 4 Legislative Efforts To Watch As Pa. Tackles Shale Boom
• High Court Won't Review CWA Permit Shield Ruling
• Proposed TSCA Reform Should Push Industry To Be Proactive
• The 4 Biggest Energy Cases Of 2015 So Far
• NJ DEP Says Offshore Seismic Tests Will Harm Fish, Tourism
• NJ Senate Pres. Blasts Extra Sites In $225M Exxon Settlement
• Insurer Can't Escape Defense Duty In Ind. Landfill Cleanup
• US Found Partly Liable In Exxon $71M WWII Pollution Cleanup
• Enviros Oppose Delaying Fracking Regs For US, Tribal Land
• June IPO Market Chugs Forward As 6 Cos. Target $500M
• DOI Wants 10th Circ. To Restore Navajo Mine Permit
• DOI Says Tribes Had Chance To Challenge $1B Solar Project
• Ex-BP Exec Beats Final Charge In Deepwater Horizon Trial
• Vehicle Buyers Urge DC Circ. To Revive EPA Emissions Suit
• Feedlot Foes Want DC Circ. To Hear Emission Regs Suit
• CORRECTED:Insurance Co. Can't Sever Texas Brine Sinkhole Claims
• Mont. Judges Seek To Exit Tribe Members' Water Rights Suit
• Pa. Sen. Energy Boss Wary Of Wolf's Support For Drilling
• The Fight Over Fracking Is Not Yet Done In Texas
• Risks But No Wide Drinking Water Effects From Fracking: EPA
• NextEra Energy Unit, FIU Partner For New Solar Facility
• Texas Court Won't Rehear ConocoPhillips Pollution Duty Row
• EPA Can't Dodge All Claims In Alaska Copper Mine Suit
• Pa. Senate Bill Encourages Mine Wastewater Use In Fracking
• Enviros Sue Agencies Over Calif. Water Quality Rules
• REBUTTAL: A Distorted View Of Asbestos Litigation Reality
• Enviro Group Cries Foul Over Illegal Logging In Peru
• EU High Court Endorses German Tax On Nuclear Energy Fuel
• 1905 Act Clearly Diminished Tribes' Reservation, Wyo. Says
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Solid Waste Disposal Regulations
• Exide Wants Calif. Air Regulator Sanctioned For New Claims
• PHMSA Finds Failed Calif. Pipeline Had Extensive Corrosion
• Nothing But Nonsense In New EPA Rule On Emissions
• US Wants Former BP Exec's Dropped Charge Reconsidered
• Denton Fracking Ban Stays On Books Despite Texas Law
• House Passes $51.4B DOJ, Commerce 2016 Funding Bill
• Calif. Senate Advances Far-Reaching Climate Change Package
• Okla. Tribes Lose Bid To Alter Timber Lands Ruling
• Dallas Ends 5-Cent Plastic Bag Fee After Manufacturer Suit
• Wash. Judge Bars Tribe From Fishing In Disputed Waters
• SunPower Hits SunEdison With Trade Secrets Theft Suit
• Enviros File Racketeering Suit Against Calif. Gov., Chevron
• General Mills Tells 8th Circ. Superfund Class Wrongly Certified
• Calif. Lawmakers Want Tougher Regs After Pipeline Spill
• Pa. Senate OKs Gov.'s DEP Pick With Little Dissent
• Crime In Oil-Rich Bakken Leads To New Fed Task Force
• Army Corps Defends Seawall Plan In CWA Suit
• Mass. Court Revives Utility's Cleanup Coverage Claims
• Enviro Groups, Tribe Ask 9th Circ. To Block Uranium Mine
• TSCA Reform Bill Clears House Committee
• ConocoPhillips, BP Intervene In NM Fracking Permit Row
• DOI To Pinpoint Fracking Wells In The Gulf Of Mexico
• EPA Settles Toxic Event That Poisoned BP Spill Responders
• SQM Owes Calif. City $31M Over Tainted Water, Jury Told
• Taylor Energy Says Enviros Can't Bring Oil Spill Suit
• Pa. Court Revives Appeal Of DEP Well Permit Ruling
• Enviro Groups Seek To Defend BLM Fracking Rules
• DC Circ. Shoots Down Challenge To EPA Ozone Rulings
• Railroad CEO Hints At Challenge To Crude Oil Transport Rules
• DC Circ. Gives Refinery 2nd Shot At Biofuel Exemption
• Nuisance Claims Against Texas Gas Cos. Revived On Appeal
• 6th Circ. Flips Immunity Ruling In Coal Ash Cleanup Row
• Raytheon Asks High Court To Uphold 9th Circ. CERCLA Ruling
• Pa. Dems Push Wolf's Fracking Tax Plan After Rate Warnings
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. For Stay Of $3.8B Cove Point Project
• Urchin Fisherman Stings Plains With Suit Over Pipeline Spill
• Okla. Bill Blocking Local Fracking Bans Signed Into Law
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA Solid Waste Rule For Injection Wells
• Enviros Dig In Heels Against Alaska Oil Drilling Lease
• La. Land Inessential To Rare Frog's Survival, 5th Circ. Told
• Pa. Senate Panel Moves Wolf's DEP Pick Without Endorsement
• DOI Greenlights 1st Projects Under BLM Western Solar Plan
• It's Time To Fix NYC's Broken Asbestos Litigation System
• BP Fights Deepwater 'Gross Negligence' Finding In 5th Circ.
• DuPont Wants Atty Sanctions In Ohio Water Pollution Row
• Maryland Gov. Lets 2-Year Fracking Ban Pass Into Law
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Fusion Hybrid Owner Says Ford Software Fakes Mileage
• Tribe Says Courts Can Review Enbridge Pipeline Authorization
• DOE Delays New Efficiency Standards For Residential Furnaces
• Judge Vacates Permits In Enviros' Calif. Logging Row
• NJ DEP Looks To Ease Permitting In Flood Hazard Areas
• Chevron Fined Nearly $1M Over Fatal Gas Well Fire
• Florida Fights Anti-Drilling War On Two Fronts
• House Passes Fish Management Tweaks Despite Veto Threat
• Guam Co. Not Covered For Dry Dock Sinking, 9th Circ. Affirms
• States' Challenge Should Delay BLM Fracking Regs, Court Told
• Army Corps, GSA Can't Stall $79M Jetty Superfund Suit
• Feds Slam Divisibility Finding In Wisconsin Superfund Row
• EPA Extends Time For Comment On Fracking Wastewater Rule
• Sanford Heisler Kimpel Expands With San Diego Office
• NIGC Fights Bid To Block Tribe's $360M Calif. Casino
• NYC Ban On Polystyrene Foam Misses A Market Opportunity