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Environmental - May, 2016

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• DuPont Jury To Include 2 Affected By Cancer
• Water Case Shows Justices Warm To Review Of Fed. Agencies
• Canadian Mining Co. Hauls Kyrgyz Republic Into Arbitration
• Exxon May Snatch Victory From Defeat In $641M Pollution Row
• Attorney Web Bios: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• 9th Circ. Affirms $14.8M Award In Superfund Coverage Row
• Barrick Investors Propose $140M Class Action Settlement
• Mich. Justices Won't Consider Whether Smoke Is Pollutant
• EPA, Oregon Enviro Group Reach Deal On Water Pollutants
• Enviro Groups To Sue Army Corps Over $374M Port Dredging
• Enviros Decry Public Costs Of $3.5B Gas Pipeline Project
• Solenex Doesn't Want Enviro, Tribal Groups In Drilling Row
• Farmers Plow Into Syngenta In Modified Corn MDL
• High Court Allows Challenges To Army Corps Water Decisions
• DuPont Can't Get 'Last Word' On Cancer Trials, Court Told
• 5th Circ. Revives Enviros' $641M Exxon Pollution Suit
• Washington State, Tribes Reach Salmon Fisheries Agreement
• Metal Co. Wants Frivolous Appeal Damages In Air Permit Suit
• Exxon, Others Beat Time-Barred MTBE Claims At Vt. Top Court
• US Tribes Down But Not Out Of Canadian Pipeline Fight
• Seneca Says Fed. Law Preempts Pa. Town's Waste Well Rule
• Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos Appeals Corruption Conviction
• Enviros Appeal To 9th Circ. In Aussie LNG Loan Suit
• 5 Tips For Energy Cos. Looking To Tap Into Mexico
• Sens. Say DOI Must Weigh Coal Leasing's Climate Risks
• Pa. DEP Boss's Exit Could Pave Way For Gas Rule Changes
• Texas Justices Say Water Drillers Can't Ignore Land Rights
• Wis. AG Takes Issue With Verso's $2.5B Ch. 11 Plan
• DOE Yanks $40M Funding For Dominion Offshore Wind Project
• Feds Give Thumbs-Up To Pacific Offshore Fracking
• Sierra Club Asks Okla. High Court To Sink Coal Plant Revamp
• Behind The Curtain: Technical Advisers In Complex Cases
• 9th Circ. Revives Enviros' Suit Over Ore. Wind Farm
• 3rd Circ. Sides With Insurer That Rejected Pollution Claims
• Start-Of-Construction Update Should Benefit Clean Energy
• Calif. Comes Up $600M Short From Cap-And-Trade Auction
• Marrone Bio Reaches $12M Deal In Securities Class Action
• Chamber Report Says Yates Memo Discourages Cooperation
• Cleanup Claims Can Live Under Mass. Law, Olin Tells 2nd Circ.
• FWS Blasts ETP's Bird Conservation Plan For $4.2B Pipeline
• VW Questions DOJ's Claims, Jurisdiction In Emissions Suit
• Pa. Woman Pleads To $54M Green Energy Ponzi Scheme
• Monsanto Hit With $46.5M Jury Verdict In Mo. PCB Suit
• TSCA Senate Vote Stalled By Rand Paul Hold
• $37.4B Energy, Water Bill Sunk By Party Split In House
• DOI Sends Stream Buffer Rule To White House
• PennEast Is Avoiding FERC Obligations, Enviros Say
• Crum Needn't Cover Soil Remediation Bill Battle, 9th Circ. Told
• BLM Can't Regulate Our Land, Ute Tribe Tells 10th Circ.
• NJ Immune In Day Care Mercury Exposure Suits, Court Says
• Enviros Want In On EPA Mercury Rule Cost Analysis Fight
• 5 Tips For Negotiating And Drafting Joint E-Discovery Plans
• House Battles Over LGBT Protections In Energy, Water Bill
• NY Board OKs $485M For Buffalo-Area Solar Plant
• Trade Deals Threaten Philippines' Sovereignty, Report Says
• IRS Wrong To Deny $26.4M Tax Deduction, Builder Says
• House Passes Energy Policy Bill Over Democratic Objections
• 3 More Tribes Join DOI Land Buyback Program
• Gannett Sued Over Video Of Lobster-Catching Dog
• 3 States Ask 10th Circ. Not To Unblock BLM Fracking Rule
• Alberta Proposes Carbon Tax As Part Of Climate Push
• Caterpillar Gets First Nod For $60M Deal To End Defect Row
• EPA Agrees To Deadlines For Review Of State Haze Plans
• Murkowski Pans BLM Management Plan For Public Lands
• VW's Taiwan Arm Fined Over False Emissions Ads
• Illegal Dumping Thriving Under Poor Oversight, NJ Agents Say
• 9th Circ. Snubs Octane Standard In Solar TM Fight
• Maryland, Federal Officials Defend Purple Line Approval
• Oil And Gas Opportunities And Political Obstacles Ahead
• EPA New Plant Carbon Rule Foes Want To Hit Pause Button
• House Keeps 'Waters Of US Rule' Defunding In Energy Bill
• Sabal Trail Gets Easement Win For $3B Natural Gas Pipeline
• States Slam EPA's Bid To Keep MATS Fight Out Of High Court
• Timber Co. Can't Ax Investor Suit Over Harvesting Practices
• Guilty Subcontractor Wasn't Deprived Fair Trial, Feds Say
• 5th Circ. Sides With Gasoline Cos. In Cancer Expert Fight
• Citing Zika Risk, House Cuts Pesticide Rules Amid Veto Threat
• DuPont Accused Of Destroying Critical Docs In Cancer MDL
• Enviros Blast Fossil Fuel Portions Of Energy Reform Bill
• TSCA Reform Passes House By Huge Margin
• Hardware Seller's Engine Warranties Flout CAA, Suit Says
• Faegre Ordered To Return Fraudulent Deepwater Claim Money
• ND Judge Rejects EPA Bid To Nix Water Rule Challenge
• Range Resources Dodges $9M Fracking Leak Fine — For Now
• Enviros Press NRC To Keep Entergy's NY Nuke Plant Shut
• Gov't Targets Contractor Emissions In New Rule
• Calif. Asbestos Case Opens Door For Shaky Expert Opinions
• Not So Fast, Ohio: FERC Weighs In On Wholesale Energy
• Panama Papers: Reminders About Law Firm Cybersecurity
• Union Carbide Beats Appeal In Bhopal Pollution Suit
• Exxon Wants Virgin Islands Climate Probe Remanded
• 3 Big Changes Envisioned In The TSCA Reform Bill
• New Mexico Sues EPA Over Gold King Spill Response
• Kinder Morgan Scraps $5B Pipeline FERC Approval Bid
• Tribal Builder Immune From CERCLA Claims, Judge Says
• Bison Range Allies Sue FWS To Block Transfer To Tribes
• High Court Won't Hear Appeal Over Calif. Shark Fin Ban
• NH Food Plant To Settle Pollution Accusations For $949K
• 2nd Circ. Says Insurers Off Hook For Dock Collapse Cleanup
• EPA's Cooling Water Intake Rule Under Fire In 2nd Circ.
• Ex-NJ Agency Wants Insurer To Cover Suit Against Directors
• Gov't Says Reversal Doesn't Justify Recusal In Superfund Suit
• NRC Tells 2nd Circ. Public Had Say On Indian Point Terror Risk
• WV, Texas AGs Press EPA To Stop Clean Power Plan Work
• Pa.'s Environmental Chief Quits Amid Email Flap
• Industry Rips EPA For Overreaching On Chemical Risk Rule
• Northern Arapaho To Mediate With Feds In Shoshone Dispute
• NY Reforms Electricity Regs In Clean Energy Push
• Regulators Say Alpha Ch. 11 Lacks Enviro Compliance Plan
• Florida Landowners Lose Bid To Kill Gas Pipeline Suit
• Feds Face Hard Choices In Final Energy Regulatory Push
• Long Beach Hits Monsanto, Pfizer Unit With Enviro Suit
• Ecuador Wants High Court Review Of Chevron's $96M Award
• 8th Circ. Reverses Class Cert. In General Mills Toxins Suit
• Canada Follows FDA's Lead, OKs Genetically Modified Salmon
• EU Appeals WTO Ruling In Argentine Biodiesel Fight
• Coal Ash Site's Arsenic Problem Violates CWA, Enviros Say
• EPA Will Review Every Chemical For Safety, Congress Says
• Texas Road Project's Enviro Review Deficient, Greens Say
• New Far-Reaching Air Regulations For US Oil And Gas Wells
• Creditors To Probe SunEdison Under Ch. 11 Financing Deal
• Activists Can't Halt NJ Battlefield Construction, Court Hears
• OPINION: Sotomayor's Solution To Pro Bono Is Incomplete
• Creating Barclay Damon: Lessons From A Law Firm Merger
• Lumber Liquidators Pays $26M To End Investors' Import Suit
• GOP Climate-Change Skeptics Demand Exxon Probers' Docs
• Traffic, Rising Seas Loom Large At Miami Real Estate Summit
• 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Developer Lacks NEPA Standing
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To End Greens' Pesticide Challenge
• Reflecting On The 20th Anniversary Of BMW V. Gore
• Updated TSCA Reform Bill Appears Headed For Quick Passage
• Greens Blast Industry Challenge To EPA's Coal Ash Rule
• Oil Co., Worker Insist Montana Spill Was No Crime
• Dow, Boeing Unit Agree To $375M Colo. Nuke Pollution Deal
• Pipeline Co.'s Neglect Led To Calif. Oil Spill, PHMSA Says
• Boston Edison Says DOE Owes $40M For Nuke Fuel Waste
• Clean Energy, Greenhouse Gas Rules Top Obama's Agenda
• Walter Energy Cleared To End Retiree Benefits In Ch. 11
• Pa. Commission Nixes PUC's Proposed Solar Generation Cap
• Lung Groups Back Fight To Lower EPA Ozone Standard
• Enviro Defends Del. River Comm.'s Right To Bar Gas Drilling
• Senator Seeks To Expand Liability For Non-US Oil Spills
• SunEdison Calls Creditors' Enron Comparison 'Slanderous'
• Oil Groups Say BLM, Enviros Settled Lease Suit Without Them
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider (The Sequel)
• Virgin Islands Bumps Exxon Climate Probe To Fed. Court
• Sens. Float Bill To Make EPA Answer For Gold King Spill
• Tesla Motors Loses Deputy GC To Rival Faraday Future
• Pamela Anderson Runs To The Rescue In 'Whale Wars' Suit
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Revive Residents' Anadarko Pollution Suit
• Baker McKenzie Atty Says Oil Sector Must Brace For Paris Deal
• Power Cos. Slam Enviros' Challenge To Coal Ash Rule
• Environmentalists Push EPA To Yank Dow Weed Killer
• Enviros Blast Officials' Bid To Ax Austin Highway Projects Suit
• EPA Proposes Boost To 2017 Biofuel Targets
• Homeowners In Chem Suit Ask Sanctions For Withheld Email
• 7th Circ. Won't Reconsider Ind. Highway Project Appeal
• Rancher Targets Tribe After Suing Feds For Road Work
• Enviros Urge Prioritization Of Sage-Grouse In Habitat Row
• VW's Hybrid Tech Faces ITC Patent Probe
• Suzuki Says Discrepancies Mar Japanese Emissions Testing
• Pa. DEP Chief Defends Gas Regs, Clean Power Plan Steps
• SoCalGas Hit With $2.2M Fine For Gas Pipeline Violations
• DOI Charts Upcoming Years Of Tribal Land Program
• 3 Takeaways From DC Circ.'s Surprise CPP Argument Pivot
• EPA Says Bracewell Atty Can't Testify in Murray Coal Jobs Suit
• Gas Pipeline Suit Belongs With FERC, Fla. Courts: Landowners
• Native Groups Urge High Court To Hear Solar Plant Site Row
• House, Senate Leaders Announce TSCA Reform Deal
• K&L Gates Nabs Ex-Vinson & Elkins Energy Whiz In Texas
• Halliburton Hydrologist Stays In Water Contamination Suit
• Fraudster Gets 13 Months For $9M Solar Panel Scheme
• 11th Circ. Water Rule Challenge Isn't Moot, States Say
• VW, Porsche Seek To Escape Feds' Emissions Suit
• SunEdison Creditors Compare It To Enron
• Pipeline Co. Hit With Criminal Charges For Calif. Spill
• Husch Blackwell Slams DQ Bid As Scare Tactic
• $3.5B LNG Project Needs 2nd Look From FERC, Enviros Say
• Arapahos Say Gov't Can't Dodge Its Duty In Shoshone Row
• DuPont Claims Cancer MDL Trial Selection Is Unfair
• Constitution Takes Pipeline Permit Denial To The 2nd Circ.
• OPINION: Stop 'Vigorously Defending' Your Clients
• Louisiana Hunters Take Aim At Forest Service's Dog Ban
• US Trade Rep Froman Stumps For Peru's Logging Reforms
• IRS Can Deny Defunct Co.'s $600 Offer To Settle $1.6M Debt
• Mass. Top Court Says State GHG Rules Not Good Enough
• Full DC Circ. To Hear CPP Challenges In the Fall
• Insurers Must Produce Some Docs In Amtrak Coverage Fight
• Tribe Can't Block Work On Wind Farm In Preservation Suit
• Texas AG Says Exxon Climate-Change Probe Is 'Un-American'
• Ex-Sunoco Litigation Counsel Rejoins Blank Rome In Philly
• Enviros Sue FWS To Expand Long-Eared Bat Protections
• Feds Say They've Paid Their Share At Wis. Superfund Site
• Enviro Slams PHMSA Over Enbridge Pipeline Response Plan
• Starbucks Prices Landmark $500M Sustainability Bond
• BIA, Osage Drillers Tilt Over Futility Of Agency Appeals
• Calif. Carbon Rule Challenge Needs More Oomph, Judge Says
• La., Ala. Look To DC Circ. In Drilling Revenue Rule Fight
• Activists Assert NJ Battlefield Is Wetland In Construction Row
• 4 Things To Know About The WRDA Bill
• Transco Gets Preliminary Enviro OK For $190M Pipeline Build
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Make DOI Shell Out Tortoise Info
• Xcel Energy Looks To Build $1B Colorado Wind Farm
• High Court Denies Exxon's Challenge To $236M MTBE Verdict
• The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys
• The Top 50 Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• White & Case Outpacing Peers In Diversity
• US Law Firms Fail To Move Needle On Racial Diversity
• The 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Minorities
• Ex-NY Pols' Graft Appeals May ​Depend​ On McDonnell Case​
• Polluter Says Tribes Ineligible To Recover Fees From Suit
• GOP Grills EPA Head Over Clean Power Plan Work
• RLI Must Defend Superfund Site Claims, 9th Circ. Rules
• Babst Calland Adds 3rd Former PHMSA Atty To DC Office
• Wash. Coal Terminal Defeat Puts Tribes In Driver's Seat
• Shell Reports 90K Gallon Oil Spill In Gulf Of Mexico
• EPA Finalizes Rule Giving Tribes Clean Water Act Authority
• EPA Can't Duck Away From Suit Over Bee-Killing Pesticides
• Nuke Site Neighbors Can't Bring Cancer Suits, 3rd Circ. Told
• Enviros Slam Revised Power Subsidy Deals Stalled By FERC
• Classifying California Cap-And-Trade Revenue
• Morgan Stanley Wants 2nd Circ. Rehearing in $81M Buyback
• Deal Over Pa. Landfill Odors Finalized As NJ Challenge Fails
• EPA's Pesticide Bias Probe Can't Be Reviewed, 9th Circ. Says
• Fla. Men Faked Shrimp Boat Claims For BP Money, Feds Say
• Industry Groups Sue Gov't Over Sage-Grouse Land Plans
• TEPCO Urges 9th Circ. To Drop Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit
• 4th Circ. Denies Blankenship's Bid To Dodge Prison
• EPA Methane Rule Points To Hard-Line Stance On Future Regs
• New Lucas Museum Suit There Will Be, Group Tells 7th Circ
• Senate Passes $37.5B Energy And Water Development Bill
• How Climate Change Is Transforming ESA And NEPA Analyses
• Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos Gets 5 Years For Graft
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider
• EPA Finalizes Methane Rule For New Oil, Gas Sources
• Deepwater Spill Led To $18M Loss In NBA Team Sale: Suit
• Exxon Investors Urged To Call For Climate Change Risk Report
• EPA To Watch And Learn As Calif. Freight Plan Takes Shape
• VW Asks Shareholders To Endorse Managers' Diesel Actions
• Montana, Crows Urge Justices To Reject Water Deal Challenge
• EPA Backs DC Circ. Ruling in Puerto Rico Incinerator Case
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Ask To Intervene In Drilling Case
• Senate Advances $37.5B Energy, Water Spending Bill
• Ex-Auto Parts Exec Indicted In Antitrust Probe
• Lamorak Leans On Viking Pump In $87.2M Coverage Fight
• Class Counsel Wins $2.5M In Honeywell Chromium Settlement
• Bill Would Require Energy Cos. To Buy Ill. Coal
• Pa. DEP Opposes Cap On Customer Solar Generation
• Calif. Solidifies Aliso Canyon Gas Well Testing Regs
• EPA Brings Biofuel Production Changes To White House
• Enviros Say DOT, Md. Shirked NEPA With Purple Line OK
• 9th Circ. Says Insurers Must Cover EPA Superfund Query
• PennEast Wants In On FERC Pipeline Powers Challenge
• Old Dominion Denied Quick Win In Gas Plant Discharge Row
• What Do The Highest-Paid Lawyers Make An Hour?
• UK Antitrust Chief Jumps To Energy, Enviro Post
• Industry, States Back Critics Of Obama's Keystone Denial
• Wash. Court Decision Puts Recovery Of PURPA Costs At Risk
• OSHA's Silica Rule: Understanding The Current Landscape
• Montana Group Asks High Court To Review Crow Water Deal
• Nev. Rancher Bundy Sues Obama, Sen. Reid For $50M
• Texas Cities Can't Regulate Propane Industry, AG Says
• Flint Mayor Diverted Water Funds, Fired Whistleblower: Suit
• Tax Credit Eligibility Boost Puts Wind In Developers' Sails
• Vivint's Merger Breach Claims Draw It Into SunEdison Ch. 11
• DOJ Backs FERC In Enviros' Pipeline Powers Challenge
• High Court Urged To Reel In Calif.'s Shark Fin Ban Case
• Colo. High Court Ban On Fracking Bans Could Set Precedent
• DuPont Can't Split Trial In Cancer MDL, Judge Told
• Tribal Rights Block Coal Terminal Permit, Army Corps Says
• EPA Sends Aircraft Greenhouse Gas Rule To White House
• Utilities Want 9th Circ. To Nix SolarCity's Monopoly Suit
• Dow Pushes High Court To Take $926M Nuke Dumping Appeal
• Feds Blast Tribal Claim To Holy Site At Solar Power Plant
• Wind Farm Blasts Feds' Denial Of $226M Energy Grants
• Conservatives Push For Slower Ozone Regulation
• Total Puts Up $1.1B For Battery Maker Saft Group
• NY Bankruptcy Judges Irked By Long-Winded First-Day Filings
• Kansas Latest To Stymie Clean Power Plan Progress
• Feds Say Idaho Can't Sue Over Sage Grouse Habitat Regs
• Senate Dems Reject $37.5B Energy Spending Bill For 3rd Time
• Enviros Seek Quick Win On $50M Calif. Highway Expansion
• DOI Panel Overturns Colorado Coal Mine Expansion Approval
• Feds Say Osage Drillers' 'Vague' Lawsuit Should Be Tossed
• Navigating Choice Of Law Provisions For Offshore Contracts
• Senators Announce Breakthrough On TSCA Reform Bill Talks
• Oil Firms Press 9th Circ. To Rethink Polar Bear Habitat
• Sunrun Hid 'Negative Trends' In $251M IPO, Shareholder Says
• Texas Man Slapped With Pollution Fines Wins New Trial
• EPA Unlikely To Shed Gold King Stigma Anytime Soon
• Feds Urge High Court To Deny Review Of EPA Mercury Rule
• Travelers, Waste Co. Settle EPA Action Coverage Battle
• Solar Co. Blasts Fox Allies' Bid To Stall Calif. Project
• Wind Developers Get Twice As Long To Claim Tax Credits
• Wash. State, Tribes Say River Cleanup Fees Ruling Is Right
• Feds Accuse NM City Of Trespassing On Tribe's Lands
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Ex-Seyfarth Shaw Real Estate Expert
• Calif. Court Sides With PG&E In Arbitration Dispute Over Costs
• The Fastest Rocket Docket For The 8th Straight Year
• Man Cops To Role In $4M Biofuel Stock Fraud Scheme
• 5th Circ. Backs Texas Water Agency In Takings Suit
• EPA Region 9 Spearheads Climate Fight, Outgoing Chief Says
• 4 Tips For Aspiring Energy Attorneys
• Skadden Fees Under Scrutiny In SunEdison Bankruptcy
• Ala. Justices Take Up Sewage Injury Coverage Battle
• Pa. Enviros Sue DEP Over Permit For Williams Pipeline
• Brazil Court OKs $2.7B Settlement Over Dam Collapse
• Ore. Strikes Down Feds' Columbia River Salmon Analysis
• Greens Can Stay In Entergy's FOIA Row, 5th Circ. Says
• High Court Urged To Hear Sturgeon Critical Habitat Case
• Alaska Natives, Feds Settle On Fees In Drilling Permit Row
• EPA Won't Revise Tougher Carbon Rule For New Power Plants
• Prosecutor Fraud Behind $122M Wildfire Deal, 9th Circ. Told
• FAA Urges 3rd Circ. To Uphold Dismissal Of NJ Airport Suit
• Tire Cos. Wants New Judge After 8th Circ. Partial Reversal
• Ex-EPA Criminal Chief Says Enforcement Is Short-Changed
• 9th Circ. Keeps Boeing Pollution Class Action In Wash. Court
• Monsanto Beats $20M PCB Cancer Claims In Calif. Trial
• Fla. Must Pay $15M Judgment Over Citrus Trees, Court Says
• Official Can't Be Sued To Compel FWS Action, 9th Circ. Says
• NASA Dismissed From Subcontractor's Paint Job Suit
• The Legal Barriers To Off-Grid Solar Photovoltaic Systems
• 6 Ways Lawyers Can Enhance Cross-Office Communication
• Suit Alleging Gov't Conspiracy To Seize NJ Landfill Thrown Out
• Paper Co. Denied Sanctions Bid In Wis. Superfund Spat
• Private Jet Seller Asks Court To Toss $1.4M Award
• Enviros Press Case Against DOT On Oil Spill Response Plans
• 10th Circ. OKs Suit Over Utah's Roads Fight With Feds
• Flint City Official Cops Plea In Tainted Water Case
• 5th Circ. Urged To Nix 'Hostile' Judge In $266B BP FCA Row
• Chicago Mayor Pins Lucas Museum Hopes On 7th Circ.
• Calif. Agencies Unveil Zero-Emission Freight System Draft
• Citgo Takes $81M La. Oil Spill Penalty Fight To 5th Circ.
• Renewable Energy Tax Expert Joins Mayer Brown In NY
• Enviros Launch Suit Over Outdated EPA Drilling Waste Regs
• What Is Your Squirm Factor?
• FERC Says Suit Challenging Pipeline Powers Has No Legs
• Energy Policymakers To Watch In The House
• Mining Firms Hit With $43B Suit Over Brazil Dam Collapse
• Feds Eye Future Of Tribal Land Buyback Program
• Chicago's Lucas Museum In Jeopardy After Site Fight
• Ohio Regulators Asked To Revisit Power Subsidy Deals
• Skeloses Seek To Cut $480K From Sentencing Calculation
• Schneider Electric To Pay $6.9M To Settle Superfund Claims
• Enbridge Says Mich. CWA Violations May Cost It $55M
• Resnick & Louis Taps Akerman Partner To Open Miami Office
• John Hancock Sinks $227M Into SolarCity Projects
• Ariz. Utility Tells 9th Circ. It's Immune In Antitrust Row
• Lawmakers Urge DOI To Take Arctic Drilling Off the Table
• Pipeline Watchdog To Make Oversight More 'Data Driven'
• Sens. Call For DOJ Probe Into EPA Fault In Gold King Spill
• BLM Fracking Rule Foes Say Court Should Ignore New Study
• Tech-Focused VC Firm Nets $525M For Pair Of Funds
• NJ High Court Won't Touch Former Day Care Site Cleanup Suit
• Enviros Fight Drilling Leases In NM National Forest
• After Leaks, French President Says He Opposes TTIP
• BP Drops Deepwater Spill Fund Payment Fight
• TransCanada Says Obama's Keystone Veto Flouted Congress
• Energy Policymakers To Watch In The Senate
• Wis. Can't Reinstate $140M Highway Expansion Approval
• Pa. House Committee Moves To Nix Oil And Gas Well Rules
• Quaker Oats Contains Possible Carcinogen, Suit Says
• Miss. Metal Co. Asks 5th Circ. To Toss Air Permit Suit
• Texas Justices Give Cities Back-Seat Role On Emissions
• EPA Urges Judge To Toss Murray Coal Jobs Suit Before Trial
• RLI Needn't Defend Superfund Site Claims, 9th Circ. Hears
• Feds OK With Some Discovery In Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• EPA Aircraft Emissions Rules Far From Takeoff Despite Suit
• Mexico Hits Ford With $1M Fine For Selling Uncertified Cars
• Gov. Christie Vetoes Latest Offshore Wind Farm Bill
• Oregon, Allies Ask 9th Circ. To OK Clean Fuel Regs
• DuPont Faces Trial On Alleged Teflon Chemical-Cancer Link
• 9th Circ. Resists Further Review Of Coverage For EPA Reply
• Colo. Supreme Court Kills Cities' Fracking Restrictions
• Ala. Residents Ask To Hit Brakes On Interstate Repairs
• US, EU Officials Scramble To Defend TTIP Amid New Leaks
• Rising Star: Beasley Allen's J. Parker Miller
• High Court Won't Hear BP Investors' Class Cert. Appeal
• FERC OKs Pipeline To New Pa. Gas-Fired Power Plant
• A Smarter Approach To Renewable Energy Reliance In Calif.