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Environmental - March, 2016

423 articles

• SunEdison Hit With DOJ Subpoena Over Failed $2.2B Merger
• FERC Won't Pause $3B Fla. Gas Pipeline Project
• Sierra Club Urges FERC To Reject NJ Gas Pipeline Project
• Judge Upholds Lubrizol's Bad-Faith Win In Pollution Trial
• Enviros Turn To 9th Circ. To Force FDA Perchlorate Ruling
• PennEast Pipeline Schedule Update Renews Call To Block It
• Fla. Supreme Court OKs Utility-Backed Solar Amendment
• Navistar Ends SEC Charges Over Emissions Claims For $7.5M
• EPA Making Changes In Wake Of Flint, Gold King, GC Says
• Wyoming Says High Court Ruling Doesn't Back Local Tribe
• Former EPA Bosses Back Clean Power Plan In DC Circ.
• Mont. Courts Lack Power In Tribal Water Row, High Court Told
• Enviros Tell 5th Circ. EPA Haze Fight Belongs In DC
• $500M BNSF LA Rail Project Blocked Over Enviro Concerns
• FHWA Dodges Suit Over Texas Highway Project Noise
• Food-Safety Groups Sue FDA Over Approval Of GE Salmon
• Power Cos. Will Cop To Air Pollution Crimes, Pay $7.25M
• Ohio Regulators Approve Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• Tribe-Owned Co. Wants Bid To Nix Cleanup Suit Reviewed
• NJ Can Take Shore Property For Storm Projects, Judge Says
• Enviro Group Sues Calif. Air Regulator Over Gas Leak Docs
• Feds Fight Tribe Member Bid To Enter Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• FWS Used Stale Numbers In Bird-Take Regs, Judge Says
• Ted Cruz, Others Back Landowners In Suit Against BLM
• Forest Service, Mining Co. Ask Judge To Toss Wilderness Suit
• NJ Men Get Prison In Landfill Extortion Scheme
• DOD Enviro Review Of Terror Attack Sufficient, 9th Circ. Says
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Petroterminal Must Repay $2M Defense Costs, 2nd Circ. Told
• Enviros Can't Get EPA Power Plant Discharge Data
• Justices Suggest Army Corps Water Rulings Are Reviewable
• Girardi Keese Says Settlement Skimming Suit Is Too Late
• 4th Circ. Won't Revisit Decision Reviving CTS Cancer Case
• EPA, Oil & Gas Cos. Team Up On Methane Emission Program
• Enviros Take FERC $971M Pipeline Approval Fight To DC Circ.
• Mich. Appeals Court Grants Refund Of Credit Carryforward
• Lessons In Defending Groundwater Contamination Cases
• FTC's Suit Against VW Emissions Ads Faces Damages Hurdle
• Enviros, Pork Producers Clash Over Farm Pollution Rule
• Seneca Escapes Dismissal Bid In Waste Well Disposal Suit
• High Court Water Case Could Put Target On Agencies' Backs
• Enviros Push Obama To Halt Offshore Drilling Forever
• Texas Lawmakers Told EPA Rules Could Hurt State's Economy
• Feds Want Maximum Prison Sentence For Ex-Massey CEO
• CPP Backers Say EPA Kept Within Clean Air Act's Boundaries
• SunEdison Teetering On Bankruptcy, Yieldco Says
• WTO Panel Dings EU Tariffs On Argentina's Biodiesel
• Ex-Goodyear Workers Tell 6th Circ. Toxin Suit Belongs In US
• Fort Detrick Army Base A 'Toxic Mess,' Neighbors Say
• FTC Accuses VW Of Lying In Ads About Diesel Emissions
• Gov. Wolf Vetoes Pa. Fiscal Code Bill Included In Budget
• Petroleum Co. Wants Out Of $80M Sinkhole Contract Row
• School Water Lead-Testing Bill Floated In NJ
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. Not To Delay Brick Standards Suit
• Oregon's Salmon-Saving Mining Regs Get Court's OK
• EPA Tells DC Circ. That CPP Is On Firm Legal Ground
• DOE Approves $2.5B Wind Power Transmission Project
• Conrail Says Derailment Injury Claim Lacks Evidence
• Sens. Push EPA For Stronger Renewable Fuel Standard
• FERC Rejects NY Bid To Block $971M Pipeline Project
• US Steel Agrees To Pollution Reduction Steps At Pa. Plant
• Manufacturers Rebut Enviros' Assault On Arbitration Rules
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Nuke Plant Whistleblower's Claim
• High Court Axes Alaska Forest Road, Logging Ban Review
• High Court Won't Review Cincinnati-Area Clean Air Row
• Who Will Carry The Costs Of New Pipeline Safety Standards?
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• EPA, Others Work To Limit Gold King Mine Spill Impact
• Feds Look To Sink Idaho's Challenge To Sage Grouse Plan
• US Says It's Not Delaying Insurers' Oil Spill Cleanup Claims
• Greensfelder Adds Ex-Arnstein Enviro Litigator As Partner
• $10B Texas LNG Project Gets FERC's Environmental OK
• Feds Say High Court Should Skip Tribal Water Rights Case
• Enviro Firm Bick Nabs Managing Partner From Gibson Dunn
• Massey Ex-CEO Pleads Fifth On Finances Before Sentencing
• DOT Issues 'Reverse Logistics' Hazardous Materials Rule
• 8th Circ. Says Ex-Bixby Energy CEO A Schemer, Not Dreamer
• Oil, Gas Group Sues To Block Pa. Drilling Site Rules
• DOI Settles Enviros' Suit Over Colo. Coal Mine Expansion
• Miner Says Tribe Can't Join In Idaho Wilderness Mining Row
• DOI Kicks Off Federal Coal Program Review
• US Sailors Urge 9th Circ. To Let $1B Fukushima Suit Proceed
• 6th Circ. Ruling Can't Kill EPA Water Rule Suit, ND Says
• McGuireWoods' VW MDL Removal Is Fraud, Ex-Judge Says
• Assessing Liability In The Context Of Corporate Misconduct
• BP Wants Oil Co. Barred From Deepwater Settlement Class
• NJ Senator, Enviros Call For ExxonMobil Probe
• Iowa Tribe Says It Wasn't Consulted On Bakken Pipeline
• Flint Residents Seek To Force Bottled Water Delivery
• Volkswagen Gets More Time For Plan To Fix Clean Diesel Cars
• Judge Won't Cut Counsel Loose In Wind Investment Row
• FERC Rejection Doesn't Affect LNG Challenges, DC Circ. Told
• Army Corps Takes Last Jab In High Court Water Row
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Nuke Site Neighbors Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Cancer Suits
• Enviros Blast Feds' Pacific Offshore Fracking Review
• Exxon Shareholders Must Vote On Climate Proposal, SEC Says
• Revised OSHA Standards Slash Silica Exposure Limits
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Existing Oil And Gas Sources Could Face More Methane Pain
• Wyo. Tribe Says High Court Ruling Backs Border Argument
• Barrick Investors Win Class Cert. In Mine Compliance Row
• Quanta Continues Push To DQ Gibbons In Pollution Suit
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• Full 10th Circ. Urged To Weigh CAA Suit Deadlines
• 6th Circ. Strikes Down Challenge To Nat'l Park Fees
• General Mills, Class Spar In 8th Circ. Over Tyson Ruling
• La. Gov. Sounds Alarm Over Offshore Safety Rule
• EPA Says Texas Haze Plan Fight Belongs In DC Circ.
• Mich. Responsible For Flint Water Crisis, Task Force Says
• Woman Wins Interest On $1.6M Verdict In Pollution MDL
• Tang Energy Slams Attys' Bids To Exit Wind Power Row
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Tuna, Fertilizer Battles Escalate
• NJ Tax Court Says Contamination A Factor In Property Value
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Sewage Odor Suit Excluded From Coverage, SC Court Says
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Suit Over Wis. Highway Plan
• Why Other States Should Consider Maine's Net Metering Plan
• Air Quality Rules Could Cost Offshore Oil And Gas Cos.
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Africa
• Navajo Groups' EPA Rule Suit Booted From District Court
• DC Circ. Urged To Put Off Oil Train Safety Rule Challenge
• EPA Administrator McCarthy Likes CPP's Chances
• Mo. Jury Awards Woman $20.6M In Toxic Water Row
• Steptoe Lures Ex-Squire Patton LA Boss To Enviro Practice
• Groups Plan Suit Against FPL Over Miami Plant Pollution
• Condemnation Suits Filed To Clear Way For $3B Fla. Pipeline
• Sparring Wyo. Tribes Stand United On Border Challenge
• Ky. Launches Suit Against VW Over Diesel Emissions Lies
• US Adjusts Tuna Labeling Rules To Comply With WTO Ruling
• Texas Atty Must Pay $1.7M Over Fracking Securities Fraud
• PE-Backed Turbine Maker Inks Smaller Deal After Pulling IPO
• Climate Data Must Be Weighed In ESA Listing, 9th Circ. Told
• Lumber Liquidators Pays $2.5M To End Calif. Clean Air Action
• NM Pueblos Win Final Approval For Water Deal
• Ill. AG Fears Peabody Can't Afford $92M Mine Cleanup
• Group Defends Bid To Apply 8th Circ. CWA Ruling Nationwide
• Energy Capital Invests $300M In US Solar Service Co.
• BLM, Enviros Push 10th Circ. To Reinstate Fracking Rule
• EPA Air Regulations Up In The Air At Supreme Court
• When The Cost Of Inheriting Property Far Exceeds Its Value
• High Court Upends Alaska Hovercraft Ban
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Australia
• Maui Citizens Group Defends Local GMO Ban At 9th Circ.
• NJ Man Says He Proved Injuries In Conrail Derailment Suit
• Shoshone Leaders Say Arapaho Suit Threatens BIA Contracts
• Citgo Can't Get $81M La. Oil Spill Penalty Reduced
• Insurer Can Rescind Recycling Co.'s Policies, 9th Circ. Told
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Regs On 'Sham Recycling'
• EPA Tells Court It Needn't Mandate Pesticide Disclosure
• High Court Says Wyo. Liable For Mont.'s Lost River Water
• Oregon's Coal Phaseout Could Spark Interstate Court Fight
• Gulf Drillers Take BP Moratorium Claims To 5th Circ.
• Enviros Fight Feds' Bid To Sink Nestle Water Suit
• Panel Lacked Authority In $70M Wind Energy Row, Court Told
• High Court Won't Hear $24M W.Va. Highway Verdict Appeal
• Calif. Justices May Clog Up Water Projects In Takings Case
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Canada
• In Congress: Senate Off, House Tackles FAA Extension
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Fla. City Sanctioned In Contaminated Land Dispute
• Insurers' Move To Keep Documents Is Off Track, Amtrak Says
• New Gas Pipeline Safety Rules Expand PHMSA's Reach
• Massey Ex-CEO Withholding Key Sentencing Info, Gov't Says
• Gunster Beefs Up New Florida Office With Tax Partner
• BLM, Enviros Close To Settling Mont. Gas Lease Suit
• 5th Circ. Allows Sierra Club Into EPA's Reverse-FOIA Row
• Texas Wants 5th Circ. To Delay EPA Haze Rule
• $170M NJ Pipeline Project Clears Hurdle At Utility Board
• States Hope Second Mercury Rule Petition Is The Charm
• EPA Rule Tweak Allows Bad Highway Project, DC Circ. Told
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For China
• Examining The Scope Of Expanded 'Critical Habitat' Rules
• Feds Float New Offshore Air Quality Monitoring Regs
• Renewable Energy Co. Wants $62.9M Arbitration Award Nixed
• Arch Lambastes Eli Lilly's Sanctions Bid As 'Desperation'
• PHMSA Floats New Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Rules
• NJ Public Worker Pleads Guilty Again To Doing Boss Favors
• DC Circ. Asked To Nix EPA's Startup, Shutdown Revisions
• Auto Parts Co. Sued By Miss. Residents Over Toxic Dumping
• Baker & McKenzie Snags Ex-Morgan Lewis Project Finance Pro
• 5 Legal Battles To Watch As Oil, Gas Bankruptcies Surge
• Transocean Investor Suit Brought Too Late, 2nd Circ. Says
• FERC Says $156M Pa. Gas Pipeline Not Environmental Threat
• NJ Landfill Neighbors Blast Emission Deal Worries
• House Committee Grills McCarthy, Mich. Gov. Over Flint Crisis
• US Atty Digs Up Info On Lead In NYC Public Housing
• Forest Service, BLM Dodge Enviros' Ozark Drilling Suit
• PE-Backed Wind Turbine Maker Pulls IPO Amid 'Volatility'
• How California Streamlined Costly, Time-Consuming Litigation
• Fracking Rule Favors Enviro Concerns Over Tribal Businesses
• DOI Cancels Solenex Drilling Lease After 33-Year Dispute
• Q&A With Covington & Burling's Marney Cheek
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For India
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Russia
• Hard Times Ahead For The Hard-Rock Mining Industry?
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• DOT Wants DC Circ. To Nix Oil Train Safety Dispute
• Europe Court Annuls Anti-Dumping Duties For China Solar Co.
• Babcock Units Escape 2 Pa. Nuclear Pollution Suits
• Wyo. Energy Group Denied Voice In BLM Fracking Rule Row
• NJ Superfund Subcontractor Convicted In Bid-Rigging Case
• Garland Could Be Agency Ally In Energy, Enviro Rule Fights
• Texas Firm Says It Can't Be Un-Fired In Wind Farm Dust-Up
• Shipping Co. To Pay $1.5M To Settle Oil Dump Cover-Up
• 6th Circ. Hurries En Banc Petitions In Water Rule Row
• State Department Weighs In On Treaty In $100M Mine Row
• Arapaho-Shoshone Row Threatens Tribal Cases, Members Say
• Hausfeld Pushes VW To Talk Deal In Emissions Scandal
• 4th Circ. Affirms Union's NLRB Election Win At U.S. Fibers
• Tribal Casino Prep Needn't Be Halted, DC Circ. Hears
• Fed. Energy Agency Eyes Wind Farm Site Off NY Shores
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Marathon Oil Drilling Didn't Cause Illness, Texas Justices Told
• Texas Man Gets $3.6M Fine, 15 Years For Wind Farm Scam
• House Votes To Ease EPA Rules For Coal Refuse Power Plants
• Metal Co. Can Appeal Superfund Cleanup Coverage Ruling
• Canada Locked Out Of US-China Solar Panel Row At CIT
• DOT's $1.75 Rail Bond Approval Skirts NEPA, Fla. County Says
• House Committee Skewers Ex-EPA Official Over Flint Crisis
• 9th Circ. Will Speed Utility's Appeal In Solar Co.'s Antitrust Suit
• Trial Pros: BakerHostetler's Ray Whitman
• Institutional Investors Hit VW With $3.6B Suit In Germany
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For Brazil
• Obama Removes Atlantic From Offshore Drilling Plan
• In Pa., Is Payne A Pain Or Still The Law Of The Land?
• San Diego Can't Appeal Kinder Morgan Fuel Spill Suit Limit
• Texas Intervenes In Suit Against BLM Over Red River Border
• OneBeacon Owes Payments On 30-Year-Old DDT Deal: Judge
• Bridge Project By SD Lake Exempt From CWA, Corps Says
• Norton Rose Nabs Corporate Finance Pro From Kaye Scholer
• Insurer Shirking Olin's $87M Cleanup Award, 2nd Circ. Told
• Offshore Wind Farm Bill Passes Both Houses In NJ
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• Green Energy Blank Check Co. Sets Terms For $100M IPO
• Del. Court OKs Birth Defect Expert For AES Coal Ash Trial
• Md. High Court Upholds County Stormwater Runoff Permits
• 8th Circ. Reaffirms Backing Of Minn. Regional Haze Plan
• Alaska Judge Nixes Arctic Ringed Seals' 'Threatened' Status
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Thai SEC Devising Responsible Investing Rules
• Oregon Gov. Signs Coal-Fired Power Phaseout Bill Into Law
• BLM Pushes Back At Enviros Over Utah Drilling Project
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For EU
• Worker Safety Faces Increased Scrutiny From DOJ And DOL
• In Congress: FAA, Navy, And A New Education Secretary
• Sen. Says EPA Flouting High Court Stay On Clean Power Plan
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Decide Dow Pesticide Issues
• BP Not Liable For Drilling Moratorium Losses, Judge Says
• $4M Fracking Verdict Unlikely To Spawn Many Copycat Cases
• Flint Crisis Shows Need To Strengthen EPA Water Rule
• Quanta Says Bar Is Lower To DQ Gibbons In Pollution Suit
• BIA Reveals Final Enviro Review For Nev. Tribe's Solar Project
• Feds Go After Calif. Motorcycle Importer For CAA Violations
• USFS Tells 6th Circ. Enbridge Pipeline Review Was Proper
• Antitrust Law May Deter Green Cooperation, Study Says
• Energy Regulatory Vet Joins McGuireWoods In Chicago
• Enviro Groups Want In On Texas-Okla. Haze Rule Fight
• 10th Circ. Won't Stall Appeal In BLM Fracking Rule Dispute
• Ohio Consumer Advocate Blasts Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• Changing Climate: What The Paris Accord Means For The US
• Pa. PUC's Administration Of Gas Impact Fees Being Audited
• Enviros Sue To Force Action On Butterfly's ESA Listing
• Arch Coal Steps Back From Montana Coal Project
• EPA Methane Crackdown Spells Doom For Older Oil, Gas Wells
• Deals Rumor Mill: TransCanada, Westar Energy, Chicco
• First Solar Wins Sanctions In Wrongful Death Suit
• Glatfelter Seeks Sanctions Against Appvion In Fox River Suit
• Ore. Enviros Tell 9th Circ. BLM Blew Wind Project Review
• NY Sens. Tell FERC To Kill Kinder Morgan's $5B Gas Pipeline
• Pa. Families Win $4.24M Verdict In Cabot Fracking Trial
• Energy Co. Says Faulty Build Led To $18M Loss, TCEQ Fines
• La. Appeals Court Says State Laws Protect Fracking Project
• Pa.'s New Emission Limits Verging On Reality
• Duke Energy Claims NC's $6.6M Coal Ash Spill Fine Too High
• US Steps Up Oil And Gas Methane Cuts In Canada Climate Pact
• Protecting Environmental Consultant Work: A Cautionary Tale
• Crafting Digital Class Notices That Actually Provide Notice
• Enviros Rip Pacific Pact Arbitration In Letter To Congress
• Volkswagen America CEO Departs Amid Emissions Scandal
• Power Cos. Say FERC Coal-Plant Subsidy Probe Sound
• Mont., Wyo. Oil Leases Challenged Over Climate Concerns
• Vivint Slams SunEdison Over Failed Merger
• Enviro Turns To DC Circ. After Losing Pipeline Row At FERC
• Pa. Justices Urged To Ax PUC's Drilling Rule Review Role
• NYC Law Department Guides City's $53M Brooklyn Buy
• Gibbons Says New Ruling Ends DQ Bid In Pollution Suit
• Constitution Limits State Gas Leases, Pa. Justices Told
• Cattle Groups Want 'Draconian' Sage-Grouse Regs Nixed
• Challenging State Pipeline Restrictions With Federal Law
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• Alarms Raised Over Miami Nuclear Plant's Water Pollution
• AVIC Jumps On Atty Swap Battle To Justify Nixing $70M Award
• Enviros Say Appeal In Fracking Fight Shouldn't Be Stalled
• Flint Water Contamination Legal Fees Could Reach $2.7M
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Sink Farm Pollution Rule Challenges
• DC Circ. Sides With Forest Service In Colo. Road Rule Suit
• Air Force Backs Fighter Jet Noise Study In Airport Suit
• Chicago Fuel Firms Cough Up $950K To Settle Dust Suit
• High Court Urged To Nix Dow's Appeal In $926M Dumping Row
• 9th Circ. Will Review Boeing Water Pollution Remand
• Mosaic Unit Agrees To $2M Soil Project To Bury EPA Suit
• Vivint Kills $2.2B SunEdison Merger, Citing Breach
• 10th Circ. Nixes Green Suit Against Okla. Power Plant
• Monsanto Tells 9th Circ. Fed. Law Trumps Maui's GMO Ban
• Nucor Joins Fight Against EPA's Texas-Oklahoma Haze Plan
• Taxpayer Wins Easement Deductions In Donation Dispute
• Hinckley Allen Adds Real Estate Partner From Morgan Lewis
• Enviros Blast FERC Review Of $2B Kinder Morgan LNG Project
• Making Agencies Revisit Regs Saved $28B, White House Says
• Exide Execs Pay $15M To Settle Investors' Enviro Suit
• Raising The Bar For Class Claims In Environmental Cases
• Trial Pros: Cravath's Evan Chesler
• The Regulatory Impact Of President Obama's Final Year
• 2 More Texas Attys Accused In Deepwater Litigation Scam
• Mich. Gov. Snyder, Flint Face New Action Over Water Crisis
• NM Lawmakers Urge EPA To Address Colo. Mine Spill Impact
• High Court's Pass On Chesapeake Plan May Embolden EPA
• Alexander Dubose Nabs Hollingsworth Enviro Appellate Pro
• Self-Funding Threatens Texas Rail Agency, Chairman Says
• Lubrizol Gets Bad-Faith Win But No Coverage In Pollution Trial
• Fla. High Court Reviews Utility-Backed Solar Ballot Question
• Well Operator Appeals Acid Injection Fee To High Court
• Pa. Justices To Revisit Act 13 Ruling In Philly Energy Cases
• Flint Water Contamination Suit Should Be Nixed, City Says
• US, Ariz. DOTs Ask Court To Reject Highway Plan Challenge
• Fuel Co. Owner Gets 10 Years For Biodiesel Scheme
• Manatt Adds SoCal Edison Vet To Energy Practice In LA
• Arapaho Look To Block Shoshone Control Of Joint Programs
• Entergy Tells Fed. Circ. Gov't Must Pay Spent Fuel-Rod Costs
• States, Energy Groups Push To Nix Federal Fracking Rule
• Utes Say Fracking Rule Wrongly Lumps Tribal, Fed. Lands
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• Grid Operator Properly Barred Wind Farm, FERC Says
• DOI Says It Is Entitled To Change Its Mind About Oil Lease
• Emerging Trends In Climate Change Litigation
• In Congress: Budget, Addiction Legislation, CO-OP Programs
• Plains Escapes Some Pipeline Spill Claims, But Most Remain
• Feds Charge 5 In Alaska With Violating Native Art Law
• 9th Circ. Says FAA Needs No Enviro Study For Wash. Airport
• Wash. County Seeks Emergency Halt To Tribal Casino Prep
• Ecuador Appeals Chevron's $96M Win To High Court
• 9th Circ. Tosses Greenpeace's Shell Drilling Appeal
• EPA Unveils $1.4B Cleanup Plan For Polluted NJ River
• DC Circ. Scraps Challenge To Puerto Rico Incinerator
• Exxon Plant Emissions Hurt Low-Income Residents: Enviros
• EPA, DOT Seek More Input On Rules To Raise Truck MPGs
• Eli Lilly Seeks Sanctions In Contamination Coverage Fight
• States, EPA War In Appeals, District Courts Over Water Rule
• FERC Won't Reconsider Pa. Pipeline Project Approval
• Regulators Fight Parallel Energy's Structured Dismissal Bid
• NC Regulator Dings Duke Over Coal Ash Wastewater Leaks
• German Potash Execs Charged Over Water Pollution
• SunEdison Makes $28.5M Deal In Latin American Power Fight
• SoCal City Zoning Measures Posing Hurdles To Development
• Texas Utilities Ask 5th Circ. To Put EPA Haze Plan On Hold
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• What's Next In The Lesser Prairie Chicken Fight?
• 4th Circ. Revives Claim That CTS Dumping Caused Cancer
• Paris Goals In Reach Even If Courts Kill Clean Power Plan
• Wind Investors Allege Corporate Coup, Resist Sacking Attys
• Environmental Group Challenges FERC Pipeline Powers
• Sen. Warren Slams Corporate Influence On Agency Rules
• 7th Circ. Backs Enviro Review For $3B Ind. Highway Project
• Solar Cos. Tell 6th Circ. $950M Antitrust Suit Misses Point
• DOJ Asks FBI To Mull ExxonMobil Climate Change Probe
• US Pays Boeing $32M To Cover Superfund Cleanup Costs
• Feds Expand Medicaid For Children, Pregnant Women In Flint
• Investment Bank Penalized After Failed Bid To Escape Award
• States Blast Army Corps Water Decisions At High Court
• Oregon Advances Bill Phasing Out Coal-Fired Power By 2035
• Abengoa Gets Nod To Tap Financing To Stabilize US Cos.
• What To Know About Refrigerant Tracking And EPA 608
• House Backs Bill To Delay EPA Brick Kiln Emissions Rule
• Recent Developments In Property Assessed Clean Energy
• High Court Won't Halt EPA Mercury Rule
• Wash. Fishing, Enviro Groups Say EPA Can't Delay Water Rule
• Boeing Wants US To Cough Up Costs For Superfund Cleanup
• Lubrizol Seeks Win Amid Trial Over Pollution Cleanup Costs
• 9th Circ. Backs Bighorn Sheep Protection Policy In Idaho
• Ship Guarantor Says It Owes Nothing Toward Oil Spill Costs
• DOI Head Fields Tough House Questions About Coal Policies
• $2B LNG Plan Blind To Effects On Threatened Bat, FWS Says
• DOI Units Hamstringing Energy Industry, Lawmakers Say
• Lukoil Faces Property Owner's $150M Gas Spill Cleanup Suit
• EPA Urges High Court Not To Stay Its Mercury Rule
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• VW Denies Investor Claims Of Slow Emissions Disclosure
• Methods For Asserting Objections Under Amended Rule 34
• DOI Secretary Defends 2017 Budget Proposal
• Pa. Climate Bill Would Halve Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Tribe-Owned Co. Loses Bid To Nix Uranium Cleanup Suit
• Enviros Urge FERC To Yank $3B Fla. Pipeline Approval
• Arnold & Porter Adds Corp. Compliance Pro To Denver Office
• Facility Owners And Operators Can Expect More EPA Attention
• PHMSA Chief Catches Heat For Late Pipeline Rules
• Sunvalley Solar Can't Escape $1M Arbitration Award
• Colo. Gov. Seeks Superfund Designation For EPA Spill Site
• EPA Wants Insecticide Pulled Due To Enviro Safety Risks
• Arch Coal Gets Nod On Deal Reducing Environmental Costs
• Cameron, Liberty Settle Suit Over Deepwater Blowout
• Ameren Can't Appeal To 8th Circ. In Plant Upgrades Suit
• Quebec Wants $12B TransCanada Pipeline Halted For Review
• DC Circ. Upholds FWS Decision Not To Protect Lizard
• Utah Dems Question Ethics Of Firm's Public Lands Probe
• Ariz. Water District Ends Quick Win Bid In $42M Cleanup Suit
• Fla. Senate Committee Kills Controversial Fracking Bill
• Orrick Nabs Andrews Kurth Oil & Gas Head In London
• DOE's Moniz Backs Plan To Kill SC Nuke Waste Site
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. To Review EPA's Regional Haze Plan
• Sniffing Out Vapor Intrusion In Real Estate Deals
• Distressed Coal — Will The Cycle Ever Turn?