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Environmental - September, 2015

365 articles

• Volkswagen Hit With First Gov't Suit Over Diesel Emissions
• Nationwide VW Class Action Faces Long Road To Certification
• Enviros Score Major Win In Final EPA Effluent Rules
• Fla. Appeals Court Again Rejects 'Novel' Takings Claim
• Army Corps Disavows Staff Criticism Of Clean Water Rule
• EPA Reaches $55M Deal For Cleanup Of LA Superfund Site
• States, Industry Get BLM Fracking Rules Blocked
• Pa. High Court Wants Pollution Eyed In Harley Tax Fight
• Pope Francis And Pro Bono Publico
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider Clean Power Plan Ruling
• End May Be Nigh For 'Epic' Sacred Tribal Lands Drilling Row
• Shell Reversal Puts Alaskan Arctic Drilling In Deep Freeze
• Pa. Gov. To Sign Bill Encouraging Mine Water Use For Fracking
• TransCanada To Drop Keystone XL Eminent Domain Suits
• OPINION: Paul Harvey, RIP
• EPA Tightens Regs On Power Plant Wastewater Discharges
• A New Model For Clean Energy: Community Solar Gardens
• Calif. Sues Shell, Feds For $52M Rubber Plant Cleanup
• House Committee Wants VW Docs On Emissions Software
• 3rd Circ. Calls Pa. Clean Air Plan Troubled, Remands To EPA
• Nev. Counties, Mining Cos. Seek Pause Of Sage-Grouse Plans
• Coalition Says Wyo. 'Data Censorship' Laws Unconstitutional
• Pfizer Unit Pays $194M To End NJ Superfund Cleanup Row
• Canadian Energy Firm Atlantic Hydrogen Hits Bankruptcy
• Calif. AG Wants Public To Benefit From Toxic-Chemical Suits
• States Argue Against Pausing Challenge To Clean Water Rule
• DOI Readies Biggest Alaska Oil Lease Sale Yet
• NJ Awards $7.6M Post-Sandy River Dredging Contract
• BLM's Denial Of Mountaintop Communications Tower Upheld
• DOT Delays Inspection Mandate In Pipeline Safety Final Rule
• Alcoa Wins Dispute With NC Over Hydro Riverbed Rights
• High Court Asked To Rule On Animal Feedlot Air Regs
• DC Circ. Says US Needn't Review Enbridge Pipeline
• EPA Imposes Fence Line Monitoring On Petroleum Refineries
• Duke Strikes $20M Deal Over NC Coal Ash Cleanup
• The Clean Power Plan Will Survive: Part 2
• Supreme Court Asked To Decide Sediment Pollution Row
• Feds Say Suit Over Tribal Land Project Targets Proper Parties
• 10 Marketing Tips From A Young Partner Perspective
• Teck Calls Tribes' $9.1M Bid For Pollution Suit Costs Improper
• High Court Urged To Hear Water Districts' Fish Habitat Suit
• Water District Not Needed In Corps Dispute, 11th Circ. Told
• NRC Asks DC Circ. Not To Restart Diablo Canyon Permit Suit
• Pa. Court Denies Reconsideration Bid In EPA Septic-Tank Row
• JinkoSolar To Provide 50MW Of Solar Tech For Mexico Plant
• Shell Pulls Plug On Arctic Drilling After Poor Results
• The Clean Power Plan Will Survive: Part 1
• Audi Says 2.1M Vehicles Affected By VW Emissions Scandal
• Law360 Names Most Feared Plaintiffs Firms Of 2015
• Idaho Governor Sues DOI Over Sage-Grouse Land Use Plans
• Iowa Drainage Districts Want River Pollution Row Trimmed
• EPA Sues Puerto Rican Co. Over Superfund Cleanup Costs
• PG&E Ducks Punitive Damages In Tesoro Outage Suit
• California Air Board Readopts Low Carbon Fuel Standard
• Texas High Court Won't Review Water Well Damage Dispute
• States Tell DC Circ. To Vacate Entire EPA Mercury Rule
• Oil, Trucking Groups Lose Challenge To Oregon Fuel Standard
• Quebec Derailment Suit Misplaced In Texas, Railroad Co. Says
• Halliburton Urges Dismissal Of Water Purification FCA Suit
• DuPont's Bid To Toss Claims In Drinking Water MDL Denied
• Judge Axes Suit Against Groups Challenging Pa. Fracking Law
• Calif. Tribe's Planned Casino Fights Off Neighbors' Challenges
• China, US Make New Climate Change Commitments
• Grid Operators Key To CPP Success, FERC Chair Says
• Final Approval Of $341M Lac-Megantic Settlement Delayed
• OPINION: Have Big Law Firms Lost Their Way?
• DOI To Pay Okla. Tribes $186M In Trust Land Management Row
• EPA To Test More Vehicles For Emissions Fraud
• Methods To Minimize CERCLA Liability: Part 3
• Dealers Hit VW With Latest Suit In Diesel-Emissions Scandal
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO Can't Delay Criminal Trial
• Volkswagen Faces Multistate Probe Over Emissions Fraud
• Anticipating Criminal Charges Against Volkswagen
• Methods To Minimize CERCLA Liability: Part 2
• Kickstarting Information Governance: 3 Ideal Pilot Projects
• BP Asks 5th Circ. To OK Deepwater Settlement Calculations
• Nev. Counties, Mining Cos. Sue DOI Over Sage-Grouse Plans
• Sierra Club Gets OK To Intervene In Luminant Clean Air Suit
• EPA Floats New Regulations For Hazardous Waste Shipments
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over $3.3B Nuke Plant Charges
• EPA Cites Pesticide Maker For Marketing Violations
• HollyFrontier Allegedly Owes $14M For Refinery Cleanup
• EPA Settles Clean Air Suit Over Pa. Chemical Plant
• IRS Gives Brush-Off To 8th Circ. Conservation Pay Ruling
• US Ducks Waste Co.'s $1M Suit Over Tainted Oil
• Occidental Says Texas Law Doesn't Apply To Sinkhole Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Decry DEP's Water Regulation Changes
• Tribes Told To Shore Up Bid For $9M Costs In Pollution Suit
• Biofuel Group Asks DC Circ. To Modify Test Fuel Opinion
• Enviros Sue For Gov't Info On Crude Oil Exports
• EPA Proposes Rule To Stop Pharmaceutical Flushing
• Nordea Bans VW Stocks, Bonds For 6 Months Amid Scandal
• Sens. Revive Bill To Cut Methane, Short-Lived GHG Emissions
• Virgin Islands Utility Will Spend $13.5M To Fix Plant Violations
• EU Urges Member States To Investigate VW Emissions Fraud
• LA Metro Gets Win In Challenge To $1.7B Light Rail
• BP Deepwater Plaintiffs Ask 5th Circ. To Rethink Denied Cert.
• VW Emissions Scandal Will Prompt Stricter EPA Scrutiny
• Kirkland & Ellis Reps Volkswagen In Pollution Fracas
• 7th Circ. Refuses To Revive Ill. Utility's $70M Enviro Suit
• Volkswagen Diesel Cases Should Land In Calif., JPML Told
• Cos. Dishonest About Tribal Land Wind Project, Gov't Says
• Pharmacia Beats Mass. School's PCB Contamination Suit
• PE Firm Puts $100M Into Latin America, Japan Solar Plants
• Monsanto's Roundup Weed Killer Caused Cancer, Suit Says
• Railroads Join Chorus Against EPA's Waters Of The US Rule
• Senate Passes Bill To Increase Transparency In Gov't Deals
• 2 NJ Counties To Spend $329K Over EPA Oil Tank Violations
• Landowner Rapport Key To Pa. Pipelines, Task Force Told
• Baker Hughes Sued For Ruptured Valve At $2.5B Gas Reserve
• DOI Taps 13 Bidders For NJ Offshore Wind Auction
• Total Commits $500M To Clean Energy Amid Spending Cuts
• Feds Move To Ensure Oil Cos. Can Pay To Scrap Offshore Rigs
• Fla. City Backs FHWA In Enviros' Bridge Project Dispute
• DC Circ. Correctly Backed Test Fuel Regs, EPA Says
• Bill Would Hold EPA Accountable For Gold King Mine Spill
• Volkswagen CEO Steps Down Over Emissions Scandal
• NY AG Probing Volkswagen For Emissions Fraud
• Methods To Minimize CERCLA Liability: Part 1
• Sage-Grouse Decision To Test Collaborative Conservation
• After 3 Months, NY Court Junks NYC Styrofoam Ban
• Mont. Tribal Council Opposes $403M Coal Railroad
• Insurer Can't Seek $2.2M Oil Spill Cleanup Costs, Judge Told
• 3rd Circ. Grants En Banc Rehearing In Banana Workers' Suit
• US Trade Rep Releases Detailed TPP Goals Across All Areas
• Colo. Supreme Court To Rule On Local Fracking Ban
• SolarCity Says Contractor Hid Fraud Before $45M Project
• Senate Democrats Announce Clean Energy Legislation
• Drivers Hit Volkswagen With More Emissions Fraud Suits
• ExxonMobil Deal Detractors Keep Pushing To Join Suit
• Blackfeet Nation Gets US Panel's Backing In Oil Lease Row
• Nev. High Court Diverts General Moly Water Use Plan
• DOT Connected Car Program Revs Up In NY, Fla., Wyo.
• Regulators To Speed Up Infrastructure Project Reviews
• Dow Chemical Fights BASF Bid To Gut Texas Superfund Suit
• Tribe Awarded 17K Lbs. Of Clams From Shellfish Grower
• PETA Says Ape Is Copyright Owner of 'Monkey Selfie'
• VW Says Emissions Fraud Affects 11M Vehicles
• Property Pooling Pits Ohio Municipalities Against State
• No ESA Listing For Greater Sage-Grouse
• VW House Hearings Announced Amid Reported Criminal Probe
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• GCs Expect Big Jump In Class Action Spending
• BIA To Prep Enviro Analysis For Mich. Tribal Casino Project
• 2 Firms Are GC Faves For Class Action Litigation
• Industrial Cos. Bar Witness In Superfund Coverage Suit
• State, Enviros Clash Over BLM Fracking Rule Delay
• Bayer CropScience Reaches $5.6M Deal Over Plant Explosion
• Texas Judge Cuts Off Union Pacific Superfund Suit
• States Tell 11th Circ. District Court Is Place For CWA Suit
• 5 Tips To Sidestep Lacey Act Land Mines
• Volkswagen Hit With Class Actions Over EPA Violations
• FERC Approves $310M Columbia Pipeline Project In La.
• Texas Enviro Agency Calls Landfill Permit Fight Premature
• Feds, Tribe Say Calif. Water Districts' Defenses Don't Apply
• Dominion Asks FERC To OK $5B Atlantic Coast Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Cracks Door Ajar To Imputed Jurisdiction
• Bracewell Adds 4 Ex-Katten Enviro Partners In Texas
• Courts May Be Shifting Review Of Preliminary Injunctions
• Mining Group Asks 9th Circ. To Slash DOI's Withdrawal Power
• Calif. Opens Tap For Some Senior Water Rights Holders
• DC Circ. Says Cobell Class Reps' Expense Bid Needs 2nd Look
• Texas Fires Off $1.4M In Fines Against Pipelines, Utilities
• 9th Circ. Pesticide Ruling Holds EPA To High Standards
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Failed Challenge To Shark Fin Law
• Calif. Appeals Court Nixes SF Waterfront Condo Land Swap
• NJ Senator Continues Battle Against $225M Exxon Mobil Deal
• Exxon Pollution Suit Sidesteps Regulators, 5th Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Says Nevada Water Pumping No Threat To Rare Fish
• Baker Donelson Snags Ex-Memphis Law Division Atty
• Army Corps Says Snake River Dredging Challenge Is Moot
• NRG Spins Off Clean Energy Biz, Nets $210M For Wind Farms
• EPA Says Volkswagen Cars Flouted Emissions Limits
• No National Renaissance For Nuclear From Clean Power Plan
• EPA, Army Corps Slam States' Bid For Water Rule Injunction
• Ex-Massey CEO Pulls Out Stops For Criminal Trial Delay
• Pa. Ruling Paves Way For Gas Facilities In Residential Areas
• Enviros Want $838M NC Bypass Halted During Appeal
• NRDC Silenced In Nuke Plant Relicense, DC Circ. Told
• Geronimo Inks Wind Power Deal With Consumers Energy
• DC Circ. Should Nix States' Vehicle Emissions Suit, EPA Says
• Energy Honchos Lament FERC Pipeline Approval Delays
• EPA Questioned Over Accountability For Colo. Mine Spill
• Fruit Cos. Fight Banana Workers' Rehearing Bid In 3rd Circ.
• Can States Get Through The Haze Of EPA's Clean Power Plan?
• Judge Opens Door To 10th Circ. Appeal Of NM Frack Permits
• EPA Will Answer For Gold King Mine Disaster, McCarthy Says
• NJ, Enviros Still Warring Over $225M ExxonMobil Deal
• Plaintiffs Look To Combine Six Calif. Oil Spill Suits
• Reed Smith Snags Ex-ConocoPhillips Deputy GC In Houston
• Gold King Spill To Bring Shift In EPA Mine Cleanup Effort
• Giuliani Blames PR For Fracking Opposition, Blasts Cuomo
• Greens Slam Fed Coal Permits In Wyo., Colo., NM
• Mich. Judge Tosses Pollution Suit Against Oil Refinery
• General Mills Renews Call For 8th Circ. To Decertify Class
• EPA Agrees To Review Runoff Regulations In 9th Circ.
• Ur-Energy Looks To Double Size Of Wyo. Uranium Mine
• Pa. Public Utility Commish Joins Call For More Pipelines
• White House Spurs Solar Development With $120M In Grants
• Unsettled Waters: Clean Water Rule Challenges Remain
• Don't Get Burned By Calif. Wildfire Insurance Risks
• Wisconsin City, County Escape Power Co.'s Cleanup Claims
• Calif. District, DOJ Reach Deal To Handle Irrigation Cleanup
• Puerto Rico Sewer Authority Agrees To $1.5B Improvements
• El Salvador Finalizes Pact To End Geothermal Energy Row
• PSE&G Reaches $905M Deal With NJ For Upgrades, Increase
• Ill. AG Settles With Koch Unit Over Petcoke Dumping
• Judge Axes Babcock & Wilcox, ARCO Nuclear Pollution Claims
• DOI Head Decries Funding Gap For Inspecting High-Risk Wells
• Navy To Curtail Calif., Hawaii Training To Protect Whales
• 8th Circ. Reverses Class Cert. In Phillips 66 Pipeline Row
• Solving Law Firm Staffing Problems Through Innovation
• Wash. Tribes Defend $9.2M Expense Claim In Pollution Suit
• Sempra, SoCal Edison Adding 100MW To Solar Facility
• 5 Myths About Building Natural Gas Pipelines
• SunPower's Trade Secrets Suit Against SunEdison Tossed
• Calif. Lawmakers Pass Landmark Renewable Energy Bill
• Trapper Gets Approval For New NEPA Review Of Colo. Mine
• Industry Challenges EPA Deadline For CERCLA Finance Rules
• Energy Co. Tells Court Coal Mine Review Was Good Enough
• Murray Forks Over $2.5M To End Row Over Consol Fish Kill
• FERC Gives Initial OK To 31-Mile Midwest Pipeline
• Greyhound Says Ex-Parent Co. Ducking Fuel Cleanup Cost
• Fed. Agencies Want Out Of Calif. Highway Enviromental Suit
• FERC Study Clears Columbia Pipeline's $138M Pa. Project
• Pa. Appeals Court OKs Gas Well In Residential Neighborhood
• Deepwater Fell Under EPCRA Reporting Exclusion, Judge Says
• FTC Sends Warning Letters About Green Certification Claims
• 9th Circ. Upholds BIA Approval Of Tribe's Logging Plan
• Feds To Auction 42M Acres Of Gulf Waters For Drilling
• NJ Enviros Renew Attempt To Block $225M ExxonMobil Deal
• Environmentally Sustainable Patent Strategies
• Century, Others Cut From Defense Duty In River Cleanup Suit
• Ex-Massey CEO Says Doc Dump Should Delay Trial
• Calif. Climate Change Bill Suspended For Lack Of Support
• Texas Water Access Fight Opens Door For Major Policy Shift
• Enviros' Challenge To Anadarko Fracking OK'd By Pa. Board
• Florida Governor's Ex-GC To Lead Powerful Water District
• Enforcement Hole Created By 5th Circ. Migratory Bird Ruling
• Enviros Lose Bid To Halt $838M NC Highway Bypass
• Full DC Circ. Won't Review EPA Solid Waste Disposal Rule
• Fla. Pols Slam Suit Over $237M In Conservation Funds
• Canadian Chevron Ruling Lays Out Enforcement Welcome Mat
• Duke Strikes $5.4M Deal With EPA In Coal Plant Saga
• Texas Oil And Gas Group Settles Suit Over City's Frack Ban
• EPA Clean Power Plan Draws Fire From States In Hearing
• Exxon Urges 5th Circ. Not To Revive $641M Emissions Row
• Rankling The EPA On RCRA Solid Waste Rules May Work
• Colo. Mining Co., Enviros Agree To New Mine Permit Analysis
• Texas Regulator Clears EnerVest Well In Quake Investigation
• Blankenship Can't Ditch Conspiracy Charge On Eve Of Trial
• Navajo Nation Wants Superfund Protection For Spill Site
• Los Angeles Sued Over 20-Year Plan For Bus, Bike Lanes
• P3 Ops Could Grow With Procurement, Enviro Review Reforms
• States Won't Drop Bid To Enjoin EPA Clean Water Act Rule
• Prairie Dogs Don't Need ESA Protection, Judge Says
• Tesoro To Appeal Chartis' Win In $30M Cleanup Row
• Wind Cos. Slam US Suit Over Project On Okla. Tribal Land
• GIP To Pay $875M For German Offshore Wind Project Stake
• Atty In SEC Row Cedes License For Keeping Unearned Fees
• Miners To Feel EPA Heat, Holland & Hart's Johnson Says
• Canadian Solar Gets $337M In Financing For Calif. Project
• Can The Lesser Prairie Chicken Cross The Regulatory Road?
• Litigation Financing May Ease Your Year-End Cash Crunch
• EPA Approval Of Bee-Harming Pesticide Nixed By 9th Circ.
• BP, Plaintiffs Trade Blows On Warranty Claim Discovery
• DC Circ. Denies States' Bid To Block Clean Power Plan
• Conrail Sheds Another Suit Over NJ Derailment
• EPA Needs To Finalize Ark. Haze Plan By April, Court Told
• NJ Shakes Suits Over Tidelands Ownership
• Solar Project Forecast Dims With Tax Credit Sunset
• Fla. Anti-Fracking Bill Goes To Environmental Committee
• Pa. Court Axes Deal To Pay Private Solar Power Generators
• Insurer Moves To Duck Counterclaims In $2.2M Oil Spill Suit
• Calif. Bill Banning Microbeads By 2020 Heads To Gov.
• Fox Rothschild Adds Government Relations Partner In DC
• Tribe Not Owed For Cleanup Under CERCLA, Army Corps Says
• Army Corps Asks High Court To Settle CWA Circuit Split
• Reps. Demand Answers From EPA Over Gold King Mine Spill
• Whistleblower Fights To Preserve KBR, Halliburton FCA Suit
• Tribal Cultural Resources: 6 Tips For CEQA Compliance
• Gold King Mine Spill Points To EPA Institutional Failure
• A123 Brass Beat Claims They Hid Fisker Woes
• Texas Seeks Injunction Over EPA's 'Waters Of The US' Rule
• Navajo Co. Says Bid To Dismiss Mine Permit Row Untimely
• Shell's $90M Oil Harm Deal Nears Win Over Dole Challenge
• Enviros Slam Feds' Bid To Toss Mine Runoff Row
• Energy Co. Expands Project Along Columbia River To $1.5B
• 5th Circ. OKs BP Deepwater Class Cert. Split Decision
• Tribal Roadway Denial Didn't Run Afoul Of NEPA, Judge Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Didi Kuaidi, One Call Care, Potash Corp.
• CalEPA Says Chemical In Weedkillers Causes Cancer
• Luminant Branches Into Solar Energy With SunEdison Deal
• Enviros Want 2nd Go At EPA's Chromium Emissions Rules
• Cozen O'Connor Lands Ex-K&L Gates Energy Partner In Pa.
• 5th Circ. Reverses Citgo Migratory Bird Convictions
• SunEdison Pays $300M For Stake In Dominion Solar Projects
• Environmental Policymaking To Watch In Fall 2015
• USDA Subjects 20 Wood Products To Lacey Act Declarations
• Canadian Solar Snags $266M For 100MW Calif. Plant
• NY Shared Solar Is A Bold Step Forward For Clean Energy
• Calif. High Court Humbles Itself Over CEQA Case
• The Future Of Mediation: Joint Session 2.0
• Schwab Founder Can't Escape $25M Real Estate Fraud Suit
• Texas Justices Take Up Ranch's Groundwater Fight With City
• EPA, NHTSA Delay New Truck Emissions Rules For More Input
• Cabot Fights Claims That Pa. Gas Well Contaminated Water
• IRS Guidance Will Boost Residential Solar Projects
• ND Judge Limits Water Rule Injunction To 13 States
• USTR Lays Out Progress Made At Maui TPP Session
• Canada Fight Over Donziger's $9.5B Chevron Judgment Is On
• Wind Cos. To Reduce Bat Deaths, Lawsuits With New Policy
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Chadbourne Energy Transactions Atty
• Exxon Ruling Is Useful For Evaluating NJ Pollution Claims
• Climate Change And The Growing Challenges Of Migration
• EPA's Hazardous Waste Rule Is Just What The Doctor Ordered
• H5 Turns Over Share Of $9.5B Donziger Judgment To Chevron
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Katrina Insurance Penalty Ruling
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Tribal Fishing Grounds Row
• Stock & Leader Atty Named Pa. DEP Chief Counsel
• Europe's Top Court Affirms EU Ban On Seal Products
• CPP Is An Opportunity For Appliance And Equipment Industry
• US Energy Legislation To Watch This Fall
• Blankenship Jury Pool Questioned On Coal Mine Ties
• 3 Charged With Fraud In $54M 'Green Energy' Ponzi Scheme
• Watchdog Says EPA Environmental Justice Efforts Not Enough
• EPA Mulling New Pollinator Data Rules For Pesticides
• DOE Neglects Worker Exposure To Hanford Vapors, Suits Say
• Zurich Says Gemini On The Hook For Oil-Drilling Fire Damage
• FWS Gets Foul Call For Prairie Chicken Threatened Listing
• SEC Crackdown Over Navistar Emissions Looms
• NJ Joins Fight To Block EPA's Clean Power Plan Rule
• White House Touts Climate Change, Rural Alaska Programs
• Calif. Assembly Sends Coal Divestment Bill To Gov.
• Industry Group Tells Texas Justices To Nix Houston Air Law
• Chesapeake Energy, Others Duck Ohio Landowners' Suit
• EPA Agrees To 2017 Deadline For New CERCLA Finance Rules
• Monsanto Says It Never Dumped PCBs Into San Diego Bay
• 2nd Judge This Week Steps Off PNC False Claims Suit
• Pharmacia Shakes Schools' Toxic Light Ballasts Suit
• Florida City Barred From Environmental Suit To Stop Bridge
• Enviros, Fish Dept. Take Project Row To Calif. High Court
• DC Circ. Still Won't Suspend Emissions Rule At Colo. Plant
• Navajos Seek FEMA's Help Following Gold King Mine Spill
• SolarCity Corp. Launches $400M Solar Projects Fund
• Southern Ups Calif. Solar Portfolio With 300-MW Farm Buy
• Lessons For EPA Regulators After Gold King Mine Spill
• Fla. High Court Told Voters Should Have Say On Solar Power
• Reps. Press EPA For Mine Spill Info, Question DOI Role
• Pa. Judge Rules PPG Liable For Waste Discharge Into River
• IRS Approves Individual Tax Credit For Shared Solar Project
• Mont. High Court Revives Copper Pollution Suit Against ARCO
• 13 States Push For National Clean Water Rule Injunction
• Judge Says Past Work With Uranium Mine Won't Affect Case
• Texas Regulator Says XTO Well Didn't Cause Quakes
• Monsanto Slams Appeal Of Maui GMO Law At 9th Circ.
• Netherlands Will Appeal Judge's GHG Reduction Order
• Bhopal Plaintiffs Seek To Revive Union Carbide Pollution Suit
• Proposed NJ DEP Flood Rules Changes Rile EPA
• How Municipalities Shoulder Their Stormwater Burden
• Eyes On 2nd Circ. After 9th Skirts Water Transfer Rule
• EPA Sanctioned For 'Bad Faith' In CWA Suit
• Arctic Drilling Leases Violate NEPA, Enviros Say
• EPA Insists Carbon Plant Rule Challenges Are Premature
• Seneca Pa. Gas Lease Survives Landowner Appeal