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Environmental - October, 2015

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• Int'l Paper Looks To Reopen Cleanup Suit After Mediation Fails
• Enviros Say 10th Circ. Can't Hear Navajo Co. On Mine Permit
• Wind Energy Group Tells 7th Circ. Not To Hurt Contracts
• Robins Kaplan Says Atty Bungled Judge's VW Counsel Order
• RWE, Others Team Up For $2.3 Billion UK Wind Farm
• Resort Owner Says Its Law Firm Betrayed It In Enviro Suit
• Ind. Court Kicks $90M Project Dispute Back For Further Work
• Conrail Accused Of Discovery Misconduct In Derailment Row
• EPA Will Reconsider Approval Of Ky. Selenium Standards
• Enviros Ask FERC For Comprehensive Study Of 4 Pipelines
• 3 Kinds Of Legal Battles Being Fueled By Low Oil Prices
• Enviro Groups Press Lawmakers On TPP Support
• Clinton, Enviros Urge DOJ To Probe Exxon Climate Work
• TerraForm Global Faces Another Suit Over $675M IPO
• VW Says Buyback Over Emissions Scam Would Cost Billions
• The 40-Year Legacy Of Energy Efficiency Legislation
• Monsanto Tells 9th Circ. GMO Foes Can't Appeal Law's Nixing
• Policies Cover Tribes' Claims In Superfund Case, Court Told
• Texas Atty Rebuts Claim He Faked BP Oil Spill Plaintiffs
• Texas Water Agency Wants 5th Circ. Backing In Takings Suit
• Republican Lawmakers Float Mine Cleanup Bills, Slam EPA
• Hagens Berman Fights For Lead Role In VW Emissions Suits
• Enviros, Citizens Clash With Industry Over PennEast Pipeline
• TerraForm Global Hit With Shareholder Suit Over $675M IPO
• Rail Inspector Shortage Raises Montana's Risks, Audit Says
• Justices Could Set Alaska Natives, Native Cos. At Odds
• EPA Lawyers Fortified Obama Carbon Plan, Agency GC Says
• Senator Wants VW To Return Fuel Efficiency Tax Credits
• Greenpeace Says Contempt Order Warrants Shell Suit Appeal
• Pa. DEP Erred In Pipeline Approval, Enviros Tell 3rd Circ.
• Iowa Homeowners Win Class Cert. In Milling Pollution Suit
• Enviros Slam Time-Out Bid In Ill.-Ind. Toll Road Fight
• 4 Emissions Cases Transportation Attys Need To Know
• Volkswagen Drivers' Emissions Suits Frozen For JPML Order
• EPA Tells DC Circ. New Emissions Model Can't Be Reviewed
• LA Metro's Review Of Expansion Project Upheld On Appeal
• Enviros Challenge Permit For Ala. Coal Mine On River
• Considering The Law On Corporate Environmental Crime
• Wealth Management For Attorneys
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• Bosch Goes After Dyson For Comparing Its Vacuums To VWs
• Ariz. Utility Can't Escape Solar Co.'s Monopolization Suit
• Superfund Slumping Due To Lack Of Funds, Watchdog Says
• Boat Owner, Fleet To Pay $1M In American Samoa Oil Spill
• Barge Co. Wants Insurer To Cover Texas Oil Spill Costs
• EPA Announces $51M In Funding For Southwestern Tribes
• Danish Energy Co. To Build 660MW Wind Farm Off UK Coast
• Volkswagen Faces Spanish Criminal Probe Over Emissions
• 5 States Oppose EPA's Stricter Ozone Standards
• DC Circ. Won't Split Texas Issues From Startup Reg Challenges
• $80M Sinkhole Dispute Falls Under Texas Law, Insurers Say
• EU Shoots Down Member State Bans On GMO Crops
• Closer Look Needed On Cape Wind Project, Enviros Say
• 3rd Circ. Revives Enviro Challenge To $400M Pa. Project
• GOP Faces Almost Certain Failure In Bid To Block CPP
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• EPA Sued Over Pollution From Power Plant On Navajo Land
• EPA To Mull Expanding Toxic Chemical Reporting Regs' Scope
• Ford Wins Doc Privilege Fight In Superfund Cleanup Suit
• FHA Hid Enviro Concerns With $3B Highway, 7th Circ. Told
• EPA Urges FERC To Reroute $3B Fla. Gas Pipeline Project
• Corporate Energy Sourcing: A New Engine For Renewables
• Wife's Legal Work Ruled No Conflict For Fla. Water Official
• Scotts Cries Forum Shopping In Toxic Bird Seed Row
• Boston Airport Jet Refueler Sues AIG For Spill Defense
• Murray Energy Urges DC Circ. To Nix EPA Ozone Rule
• Obama Urges Congress To Bring Back Conservation Fund
• DOI Illegally Permitted Montana Mine Expansion, Judge Rules
• 5th Circ. Won't Revisit BP Investors' Class Cert. Denial
• 4th Circ. Won't Halt $838M Highway Project For Appeal
• EPA Can't Pick Where CWA Ruling Applies, DC Circ. Told
• Cleveland Thermal Will Replace Coal-Fired Boilers
• 9th Circ. Told EPA's Dow Herbicide OK Ignores Cancer Risks
• DC Circ. Consolidates Clean Power Plan Challenges
• Enivro Groups Batter Purported TTIP Proposal
• EPA Urges 6th Circ. To Hang Onto Challenge To Water Rule
• Oil Firms Ask Justices To Ax Mexican States' Deepwater Row
• Tribe Says Court Can Review Feds' Pipeline Approval
• Enviros Say EPA Properly Revoked Coal Mine Permit
• PHMSA 2.0: Liquid Pipeline Safety Rules Are In The Pipes
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Chevron, Ecuador Trade Corruption Charges Over $9.5B Judgment
• Can Localities Use Ballot Power To Ban Oil And Gas Drilling?
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid To Revive Hawaiian Anti-GMO Law
• DC Circ. Says Fuel Storage Co. Must Pay Late Attys' Fees
• High Court Asked To Review Deepwater Award Denials
• S. Korean Drivers Hit VW With Emissions Software Suit
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• EPA Can't Nix Info Request In Haze Plan Row, Ark. Says
• NPS Proposes Updates To Oil And Gas Regs To Protect Parks
• 6th Circ. Upholds Ky. Power Plant's Coal-To-Gas Switch
• Indian Airline Loses Appeal Of EU Emissions Fine
• Navajo Nation Slams FEMA Inaction After EPA Mine Spill
• EPA Finalizes Its New Ozone Standard
• FERC Gives Preliminary OK To Kinder Morgan Unit Pipeline
• Miners Challenge Oregon Dredge Mining Moratorium
• TTIP May Weaken Pesticide Standards, Enviro Group Says
• Driver Says VW Emissions Admission Means Quick Class Cert.
• States, Industry Groups Launch Clean Power Plan Legal Fight
• LA Metro Beats CEQA Challenge Over Subway Extension
• Transocean Pays $20M To End Alabama's Deepwater Claims
• Clean Power Plan's Legality Scrutinized Before The House
• NJ Lawmakers OK Bill Boosting Public Info In Oil Spill Deals
• 4 Big Sticking Points Of The Clean Power Plan
• DOI's Mine Spill Probe Shows Cleanup Rules In Disarray
• Texas Atty Hit With Criminal Charge For BP Spill Fund Fraud
• NJ Sens. Vote To Overturn Proposed Flood Zone Rules
• EPA Settlement Limits Emissions At Coal Plant In Utah
• Asarco Says Atty's Addiction Relevant In Superfund Fight
• Miss. High Court Revives Highway Illegal Taking Suit
• Hunton & Williams Lands Enviro Litigator With DOJ, EPA Roots
• Fla. High Court OKs Solar Amendment Ballot Question
• House Votes To Speed Federal Mining Permit Process
• Axing EPA Mercury Rule Would Harm Public, DC Circ. Told
• Volkswagen Clears Newer EU Engine In Emissions Fracas
• Moxie Sees Resistance To Emissions Plan For $800M Pa. Plant
• DC Circ. Grills Truckers Over Challenge To Calif. Air Rule
• House Panel Hears Concerns Over EPA's New Ozone Standard
• Jackson Walker Fights DQ Bid In Utility, Wind Farm Row
• Why More Businesses Are Considering The B Corp. Model
• Terra Firma Inks $855M Take-Private Deal For UK Energy Co.
• EPA Finalizes Clean Power Plan, Clock Starts On Lawsuits
• Flying The Cleaner Skies: EPA's Aircraft Emissions Strategy
• Remet Not Liable For Canal Cleanup, NY High Court Says
• EPA Says Groups Must File New Suit In River Cleanup Row
• Auto Recalls, Privacy, Emissions In Spotlight At House Hearing
• Superfund Divisibility Remains Elusive, But Possible
• Wash. Appeals Court Won't Block Fuel Terminal Expansions
• Coast Guard Floats Updates To Liquid Chemical Regulations
• FisherBroyles Nabs 5-Atty Team From Burleson In Texas
• Solar Energy Co. Inks 20-Year Power Purchase Deal In Calif.
• House Bill Aims To End Tax Deductions For Oil Spill Penalties
• NJ Sierra Club To Appeal $225M Exxon Pollution Deal
• $28B UK Nuclear Plant Gets French, Chinese Utility Backers
• BP Targets Two Deepwater MDL Fraud Suits For Dismissal
• EPA Rules' Cost-Benefit Analyses Are Skewed, Sens. Told
• Pa. House OKs Bill Upping Oversight On Regulatory Watchdog
• Va. Regulators Nix Dominion's Plans For Solar Plant
• Peru Moves To Rein In Global Fishing Subsidies
• Duke Energy Can't Ax Enviro Groups' Coal Ash Suit
• EPA Inks $3.5M Settlement Over Pa. Superfund Site
• 2nd Circ. Case Highlights Complexities Of Ballast Water Regs
• Unfair Trade Practice? Prove It Under Section 337
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Wyo. Says Claims Aren't Barred In Fight Over Arapaho Border
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Reconsider Pa. Town's Flood Row Escape
• Texas Energy Regulator Opposes Interior's Stream Rule
• Coalition Turns To 9th Circ. In Highway Row With Army Corps
• Feds Can't Mollify Alaska Natives In High Court Park Regs Row
• Apex Oil Dodges Chevron's $30M Pipeline Leak Suit
• Canada Vote Turns Up Heat On Energy Sector
• Google To Take Over Vestas Stake In Kenya Wind Project
• NOAA Says Deep-Sea Mining Suit Must Be Tossed
• Calif. Utilities Say Pleas Valid In Tribal Groundwater Row
• FERC Gives OK To $159M Dominion Pipeline Upgrade In NY
• FERC Must Vet $5B Kinder Morgan Pipeline, Mass. AG Says
• Shell's Arctic Defeat Doesn't Moot Walrus Take Challenge
• 4 Obstacles In Push To Revitalize The Los Angeles River
• Removing Threat Of Retroactive Liability In Enviro Cases
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider EPA Test Fuel Ruling
• Volkswagen Faces 1st Class Cert. Bid In Calif. Emissions Suit
• Blank Rome Welcomes Real Estate Tax Partner In DC Office
• Harris County Atty Rebuffs AG's Request To Back Off VW
• Wyo. Tribe Says 10th Circ. Ruling Bolsters Border Argument
• Algonquin, RES Americas Team Up On $303M Wind Project
• Jackson Gilmour Scoops Enviro Atty From Thompson Knight
• Chesapeake Gets $2.1M Fine For Gas Data Problems
• FTC Slams Chemical Maker For Biodegradable Claims
• NJ DEP Defends Flood Rules As Pols Push For Overhaul
• Syngenta Can't Appeal Ruling Letting GMO Corn MDL Proceed
• Wis. Judge Reverses NCR Superfund Divisibility Ruling
• Wis., Fed DOT Fight Enviros' Bid To Pause Road Project
• Rail Co. Largely Escapes Preemption Challenges At 1st Circ.
• Supreme Court Turns Down Calif. Sediment Pollution Fight
• Duke Energy To Pay NJ $1.7M For Water Contamination
• Vt. City Asks Justices To Hush Jet Fighter Noise Row
• Chamber Wants Flexibility In Green Goods Accord
• Thoughts On Calif. Drought And Its Impact On Energy
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• In Congress: Highway Funding, Debt Ceiling, Clinton
• DOI Dials Back Arctic Drilling Due To Low Industry Interest
• Alaska Takes Roadless Rule Challenge To Supreme Court
• Texas Grid Regulator Says Clean Power Plan Hurts Reliability
• Texas AG Settles 'Made In USA' Suit Against Solar Firm
• EPA's Legwork On Ethanol Mandate To Get Inspected
• Officials Call For Boost To Gulf Region's Transport System
• 9th Circ. Mulls Injunction In Wash. Tribal Fishing Row
• Tribes Can't Override BLM Fracking Rule, DOI Says
• Citgo Gets Water Treatment Patent Sunk Under Alice
• Owners Of VWs In Emissions Scandal Want Out Of Payments
• Austin Council OKs Plan To Add 600MW Of Solar By 2019
• GAO Sees Speed Bumps Facing DOT Connected-Car Program
• High Court Asked To Nix Colo. Clean Energy Law
• Greenwich Insurance Beats $4M Fuel Leak Claim At 2nd Circ.
• DOE Looks To Lift Freeze On Uranium Leasing Program
• Esso Says Puerto Rico's MTBE Pollution Claims Are Too Late
• ArcelorMittal Can't Nix Noxious Odors Row Over Pa. Plant
• Delta Can't Refuse To Fly Safari Hunting Trophies, Suit Says
• Summer Decisions Shape ESA-FIFRA Battlefield: Part 2
• Nevada Power, Tribe's $4.3M Plant Waste Deal OK'd By Judge
• Fight Over $2B LA Light-Rail Project Kicked To State Court
• EPA Proposes New Greenhouse Gas Rules For Refrigerants
• Feds, Atlantic City Launch $32.5M Coastal Protection Project
• Ill Wind Blows For Offshore Projects After NJ Ruling
• Fla. High Court Affirms Clean Energy Bond Program
• Navajo Co. Tells 10th Circ. Report Moots Mining Challenge
• Pa. Town Ordinance Banning Fracking Waste Ruled Invalid
• States Slam EPA's 'Flawed' Vehicle Emission Model At DC Circ.
• Phelps Dunbar Snags Admiralty Litigator In Houston
• Adani Group Gets OK For $7B Australian Mine, Rail Project
• Rhode Island Agrees To Water Drainage Penalty, Reforms
• Case Over Exxon Valdez Disaster Is Finished, Feds Say
• Enviros' Fee Bid Untimely In Highway Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Duke Energy Bolsters Fla. Solar Capacity With 5MW Project
• VW To Recall 8.5M EU Vehicles Over Emissions Scam
• Untangling 'Waters Of The US' Web In 6th Circ.
• Summer Decisions Shape ESA-FIFRA Battlefield: Part 1
• VW Hit With Texas Consumer Suits Over Emissions Software
• Ashland Sues GAF To Avoid NJ Superfund Expenses
• East Coast Deepwater LNG Port Clears Federal Hurdle
• Enviros Sue Forest Service Over Nestle Water Bottling
• Amtrak To Lead Enviro Study For Hudson Tunnel Project
• Ala. Residents Sue To Stop $450M Birmingham Bridge Project
• EPA Finalizes Pollution Rules For Aluminum Plants
• Mining Co. Must Face Airborne Pollution Claims, Court Told
• $15M Damages In Superfund Suit Speculative, Honeywell Says
• NJ High Court Won't Review Offshore Wind Farm Case
• Volkswagen North America CEO Quits After Three Weeks
• Feds Want ND Clean Water Suit Stayed Until 6th Circ. Ruling
• Texas Ranch Says Groundwater Has Gas-Style Dominance
• Army Corps Must Face Most ESA Claims In PortMiami Suit
• EPA Urges 9th Circ. To End States' Challenge To SO2 Deal
• Sens. Demand VW Return $200M In Tax Credits
• NC DOT Fights Enviros Attempt To Block $838M Bypass
• Oil Co. Challenges Oklahoma Quake-Reduction Policy
• Water Suppliers Will Go With 9th Circ. Flow On CWA Reading
• Congressman Wants To Ban Uranium Mining In Grand Canyon
• Enviros Look To Nix $7M Duke Energy Coal Ash Penalty
• Feds Defend Arctic Ringed Seal's Threatened Classification
• BP Can't Shield Docs In Solar Panel Row, Consumers Say
• Railroads Say Houston Official Can Be Sued Over Drainage Fee
• EPA Defends Coal Mine Permit Revocation
• Calif. Climate Bill Revamp Won't Prevent Petroleum Cuts
• Texas AG Wants Counties Out Of Volkswagen Emissions Fight
• Calif. Tribe Doesn't Need Groundwater, 9th Circ. Told
• Carbon Plan Will Force New Collaboration, State Leader Says
• EQT Challenges Pa. Fracking Water Contamination Findings
• Volkswagen Scandal Is Perfect For A Damages Class Action
• Colo. Tribe, DOI Near Settlement Over Fracking Rules
• Conrail Tries To Cut First Responders From Derailment Suit
• Judge Asked To Rethink Deepwater Reporting Exclusion
• Dems Don't Want TPP To Dilute Climate Change Strategy
• JPML Won't Centralize EPA, Corps Water Rule Challenges
• Calif. Clean Energy Law Will Put Pressure On Petroleum
• VW's 'Auxiliary' Emissions Software Under EPA Scrutiny
• Hogan Lovells Scores NHTSA Atty For Enviro Group
• Fed. Circ. Backs BLM In Wyo. Oil And Gas Leases Dispute
• Blackfeet Members Demand Water Rights From DOI
• Calif. Agency Says VW's Emissions Cheat Fix Due Nov. 20
• Feds Told To Speed Review Of Drilling Plan For Tribal Site
• DOT Seeks More Time In Suit Over $1.2B Ill.-Ind. Toll Road
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Sierra Club Suit Over Waste Permit
• Maine Says EPA Illegally Giving Tribes Special Water Rights
• US Judge OKs Ch. 11 Plan For Railway In Quebec Train Blast
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Calif. Law Requires Public Pensions To Divest Coal Stakes
• W.Va. Residents Can Pursue Chemical Spill Claims As Class
• NJ Judge Again Blocks Intervenors In $225M ExxonMobil Deal
• Bosch Enabled Volkswagen Exhaust Fraud, Drivers Claim
• Fish And Wildlife Appeals Eagle Permit Ruling To 9th Circ.
• NJ Appeals Court Makes Room For The State In Spill Act
• EPA Water Rule Blocked Nationwide By 6th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Bars Some Fishers' Oil Spill Claims Against Barge Co.
• Patriot Coal's Ch.11 Plan Gets Nod From Judge
• Texas Sues VW, Audi Over Consumer, Enviro Violations
• Calif. Gov. Approves Microbead Ban Starting In 2020
• CERCLA Deals Face Tough Road After High Court Snub
• ArcelorMittal Hit With Suit Over Stinky Soot In Pa.
• NJ Sues To Take Shoreline Property For Storm Projects
• Sens. Seek Permanent West Coast Offshore Drilling Ban
• Railway Co., Insurer Reach $3M Deal Over Derailment
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Enforcement Of Air Quality Standards
• Lawmakers Doubt VW Didn't Know About Emissions Cheats
• Tax-Credit Probe Likely The Least Of VW's Problems
• DOT Sued Over Failure To Issue Pipeline Spill Regs
• Trump Takes $350M Wind Farm Fight To UK Supreme Court
• Yieldco Bubble Set To Pop For Clean Energy Cos.
• Enviros Take Peabody, Arch Coal Lease Fight To 10th Circ.
• EPA Issues First-Ever Action Over Calif. Truck Regs
• Jackson Walker Hit With DQ Bid In Energy Contract Spat
• EPA Hazardous Waste Generator Rule Is A Mixed Bag
• Talen Energy Reaps $1.5B From Pa. Power Plant Sales
• DuPont Hit With $1.6M Verdict In First Trial Of Pollution MDL
• Calif. Gov. Signs Landmark Renewable Energy Bill
• 14 States Demand Info From EPA On Power Plant Rule Delay
• Arctic Drilling Will Hardly Impact Walrus, 9th Circ. Told
• Citgo Can't Drop Oil Spill Payouts, La. Appeals Court Says
• Marathon Not Liable In Oilfield Nuisance Suit, Court Affirms
• $1B NJ Pipeline Proposal Shores Up Support From Unions
• Business Owners To Appeal Oil Refinery Suit To 6th Circ.
• Enviros Pushes DC Circ. To Hear Diablo Canyon Permit Suit
• Fifth Third Urges Sanctions For Whistleblower With 'Vendetta'
• Senate Committee Probes VW Over Fuel-Economy Tax Credits
• VW Hit With First German Lawsuit On Emissions Testing
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO Loses Bid To Transfer Criminal Case
• 3rd Circ. Bars Flood Inaction Claims Against Pa. Borough
• Volkswagen Must Tighten Belt For Coming Recall, CEO Says
• Migratory Birds Of A Feather Don't Always Flock Together
• Fall Of Fracking Rule: When Agencies Don't Consult Tribes
• Wash., Tribes Slam Bid To Trim 9th Circ. Pollutant Suit
• Company Behind W.Va. Spill Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan
• Senate Democrats, Republicans Join To Push TSCA Reform
• Patriot Coal, W.Va. Reach $50M Bankruptcy Cleanup Deal
• Navajo Nation Presses EPA To Treat Mine Spill Claims Fairly
• La. Coastal Damage Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, 5th Circ. Told
• 32 Ex-Forman Watkins Attorneys Decamp To Maron Marvel
• NJ Water Agency Sues Ex-Employees Over Bankruptcy Claims
• EPA Rejects New TSCA Controls For Mercury, CO2
• OPINION: How Did A Selfie End Up In Federal Court?
• DuPont Denied Bid To Toss Evidence In Drinking Water MDL
• W.Va. Sues Volkswagen Over Diesel Test Software
• EPA Pebble Mine Review Wasn't Fair, Report Suggests
• SkyPower Continues Solar Spree With $1B Panama Investment
• Shell CEO Says Nations Must Put Price On Carbon Emissions
• Don't Despair, There Are Defenses To Prop 65 Claims
• Can Calif. Gov. Still Hit His Climate Change Goals?
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Colorado Pot Grower Hit With Suit Over Fungicide Use
• CAA Bars Truckers' Rule Challenge, Calif. Tells High Court
• Murray Energy Sues DOI For Water Pollution Regulation Docs
• High Court Won't Review CERCLA Deference Dispute
• Navajos Seek FEMA Damage Review Of Gold King Mine Spill
• Pierce Atwood Snags Ex-Rackemann Real Estate Pros
• Titanium Co. To Pay $1.5M To Clean NJ Plant
• Water Rule Challenges Belong In District Court, 6th Circ. Told
• Enviros Want 2nd Chance To Fight Agencies Over Highway
• Kinder Morgan Companies Strike $20M MTBE Deal With NJ
• EPA Must Toughen Vessel Discharge Rules, 2nd Circ. Says
• Pa. Waste Site Owner Challenges DEP Info Request
• Canadian Solar Drops $204M On KKR Power Plants
• BP Finalizes $20B Deepwater Spill Settlement
• Looking At The EPA's Balance Of Interests In Ozone Rule
• It Is Time For A Comprehensive Auto Whistleblower Act
• Is There A New Paradigm For ESA Species Listings?
• TPP Officials Strike Deal After Marathon Session
• 7 Firms Guide NTE Energy's $645M Natural Gas Plant Deal
• Feds Call In Mine Safety Attys As Blankenship Trial Begins
• NASA Subcontractor Wrongly Axed From Paint Job, Suit Says
• EPA Says DC Circ. Can Review Texas Issues In Rule Challenge
• VW To Face German Investor Actions, Litigation Funder Says
• USDA Must Face Enviros' Suit Over Organic Rule, Court Says
• USDOT To Streamline $20B Hudson River Tunnel Project
• Victims' Families Want Quebec Derailment Suit In State Court
• Liberty Says Texas Law Applies In Sinkhole Suit
• Tribe Sues BP Over Deepwater's Effect On Natural Resources
• IRS To Issue Energy Credit Property Regulations
• Exxon Mobil Loses $236M MTBE Cleanup Appeal In NH
• Pa. DEP Wants Gas Group's Permit Program Challenge Axed
• Rice Energy Unit Challenges Pa. DEP's Pipeline Fine
• Feds Continue Pipeline Safety Push With New Proposals
• VW's Top US Exec To Testify Before House Committee Oct. 8
• An Era Of Arctic Oil Exploration, Upended
• Dominion Seeks Green Light On $130M Va. Solar Projects
• Judge Sinks Bid To Trim Sites From Puerto Rico MTBE MDL
• Switzerland Bans Some VWs From Its Roads Amid Scandal
• Berkshire Unit Off The Hook For $44M For Superfund Cleanup
• Givaudan Renews Bid For Pollution Defense Costs
• VW, Kirkland Face DOJ Push For Individual Prosecutions
• EPA Fights For Centralization Of Multiple Water Rule Battles
• BLM Owes Tribes More Than Lip Service Over Fracking Rules
• New Ozone Rule Poses Additional Compliance Challenges
• Industry Has Edge Over Enviros To Fight EPA Ozone Rule
• SkyPower To Invest $4.3B In Bangladesh Solar Energy
• Judge Sides With Developers In Tribal Mineral Rights Row
• Volkswagen Board Taps Jones Day To Run Internal Probe
• Casino Foes Lose Challenge To DOI Land Trust Decision
• High Court To Hear Appeal Over Nat'l Park Service Powers
• German Prosecutors Say Ex-VW CEO Not Part Of Probe
• EPA Tightens Ozone Emissions Standard
• To Whom And Where Will The Water Go In California?