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Environmental - June, 2016

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• Insurer Ducks Pollution Coverage Citing 'Scrivener's Error'
• Canada's 1st Nations Get Enbridge Pipeline OKs Tossed
• Wash. Tribe Says Judge Misinterpreted Fishing Rights Ruling
• Minn. Owes Fees In State Energy Battle, 8th Circ. Told
• EPA Says Maine Can't Use CWA To Force Water Plan Approval
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Tighter Leash On FERC's Pipeline Process
• Schumer Urges Emergency DOT Rule On Crude Oil Trains
• EPA Needn't Mandate Pesticide Disclosure, Calif. Judge Says
• DOI Unveils Final Rule On Mineral Lease Royalty Valuation
• Calif. Solar Co. In Robocall Suit Says It Meant To Call Landlines
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• MarkWest Shorted Co. $26M For Pa. Gas Plant Work, Suit Says
• Monsanto Can't Nix Herbicide Cancer Suit
• The DOJ's Increased Focus On Environmental Criminal Cases
• Exxon Dodges Climate Change Probe, Drops Texas Suit
• DOT, Md. Must Redo Purple Line Enviro Review, Court Told
• Enviros Sue Fed. Water Agency Over Wash. Dam Pollution
• Most Claims In Red River Land-Grab Suit Get Green Light
• Taylor English Nabs Ballard Spahr Energy, Enviro Partner
• Wash. Tribes Want Federal Judge's Fishing Order Trimmed
• DC Circ. Drops LNG Export Fight On DOE's Doorstep
• City Drops 7th Circ. Petition Over Lucas Museum
• Lead-Tainted Drinking Water Rampant, NRDC Report Says
• Only 1 Logging Co. Left Standing In Oregon Timber Fight
• West Virginia Co. Challenges Alpha Natural Ch. 11 Plan
• Mich. Gov. Asks Judge To Toss Flint Lawsuit
• Clean Energy Incentive Program Creates More CPP Confusion
• EPA Unveils First-Year TSCA Implementation Plan
• Appeals Court Saves Private Partnerships In California
• SD Tribe Sues Feds For $200M Over 'Squandered' Water Rights
• Hanergy Demands $9.6M Owed Under Solar Project Deal
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Car Buyers Notch Unprecedented Win In VW Emissions Deal
• No Sanctions For Johnson Controls In Chem Suit, Court Rules
• Enviros Tell 9th Circ. Mine Rights Decision Can Be Reviewed
• DOI Says Enviros Can't Force Off-Shore Drilling Regs
• 3 Takeaways From VW's $14.7B Emissions Cheating Deal
• Enviros, Alaska Natives Urge US Probe In Canadian Mine Row
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• Hogan Lovells Partner Among 18 Named To Calif. Bench
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Can't Use Trial Delay To Dodge Charges
• Feds, Tribes Seek End To Enviros' Fish Hatchery Claims
• Sanders Pushes Dems To Oppose TPP In Party Platform
• FERC Nabs DC Circ. Backing On LNG Project Approval
• Enviros To Appeal Fracking Rule Defeat At 10th Circ.
• SolarCity Mulling Tesla's $2.8B Buyout Offer
• Senate Dems Vote To Block Zika, Military Construction Bill
• New Pipeline Safety Law Needs A Push From Industry
• DOJ Unveils $14.7B VW Emissions Settlement
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Volkswagen Reaches $14.7B Deal In Emissions Scandal
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• Enviros Blast BLM's Bid To Buck Calif. Fracking Suit
• Farmers In Syngenta MDL Fight Bid To Sink Class Actions
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• 9th Circ. Says Wash. Must Fix Culverts In Tribal Salmon Suit
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Wants Charges Axed Over Trial Delay
• NLRB Official Denies Election Bid In Joint Employer Case
• TransCanada Files $15B Arbitration Claim Over Keystone XL
• 3M Dumps Carcinogens Into Tenn. River, Enviros Say
• EPA Bans Fracking Wastewater From Public Facilities
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Proposed Solar Bill Highlights Tax Credit Disparities
• Salmon Sets Stage For Future GMO Labeling Regime
• Calif. Judge Rules Against Water Management Plan For Delta
• VW Investors Lose Bid To Lift Evidence Pause In MDL
• Feds Defend Lease Decision On Sacred Calif. Tribal Land
• GM, Navy Partner On Fuel Cells For Undersea Drones
• Energy Co. Denied Full DC Circ. Review Of Well-Plug Order
• EPA Fights Industry Bid To Link Mercury Rule Challenges
• VW Exec Arrested In S. Korea Over False Emissions Data
• Insurers Say Judge Erred In Ordering Coverage Of Leak Suits
• Enviros Reinforce Bid To Halt $50M Calif. Highway Project
• DC Circ. Suspends New Plant Carbon Rule Briefing Schedule
• EPA Says High Court Ruling Doesn't Doom Coal Permit Nix
• Frustrated George Lucas Won't Build Museum In Windy City
• Gov't Appeals Fracking Rule Defeat To 10th Circ.
• German Investor Group, Norges Bank Announce VW Lawsuits
• India's WTO Appeal Of US Solar Win Delayed By Workload
• Indicted NJ Landfill Owner Seeks Ch.11 Protection
• Ala. Landfill Defends $30M Libel Suit Against Residents
• DOT Slams NM Businesses' Bid To Block Rapid Transit Plan
• Preparing For The Imminent Rise Of Citizen Science
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Colo. Enviro Policies Set Stage For Gold King Spill, NM Says
• Sunoco Can't Appeal Order OK'ing Eminent Domain Challenge
• Texas Can't Give Inmates Arsenic-Laden Water, Judge Rules
• Pa. Gov. Signs Bill Allowing Fracking Rules To Move Ahead
• Genesco Strikes $10M Deal To End Garden City's Water Suit
• Volkswagen To Pay $10B To Settle Emissions Claims
• 2nd Circ. Reverses $9M Judgment In Cleanup Coverage Row
• Crow Nation Pushes 9th Circ. To Revive Water Rights Suit
• Army Corps Fights Bid To Reopen PortMiami Dredging Suit
• Calif. Pipeline Leaks Thousands Of Gallons Of Crude Oil
• Flint Water Safe To Drink With Lead-Reducing Filter: EPA, CDC
• FTA Says NEPA Violations Don't Justify Halting $5B Project
• Yuengling Brewery To Pay $10M To Settle Pa. CWA Violations
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Challenge To Snowboarding Ban
• Enviros Say DC Circ. Can Hear NY Nuke Plant Case
• High Court OT Ruling Dooms EPA Coal Permit Nix, Miner Says
• Aussie Solar Cos. Again Say $1.3M Award Must Be Nixed
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• Bhopal Victims Decry 'Inertia,' Ask 2nd Circ. For 2nd Shot
• Justices' Financial Disclosures Reveal Conflicts Of Interest
• TSCA Reform's Success Rests On EPA's Shoulders
• Cory Booker Ducks NJ Water Agency Mismanagement Suit
• Feds Blast Judge's Decision To Sink BLM Fracking Rule
• Minn. Vows Fight Of 8th Circ.'s Declawing Of Emissions Law
• Chevy Cruzes Cheat On Emissions By Design, Suit Says
• Gas Cos Back BP, Shell In 2nd Circ. Bid To End MTBE Claims
• $1.4M For Petcoke Pollution Not Enough, Homeowners Say
• Mich. AG Sues Engineering Firms Over Flint Water Crisis
• NJ High Court Won't Revive Waterfront Public Access Rules
• Pipeline Regulator Reauthorized As Obama Inks Safety Bill
• FERC Won't Halt Dominion's $159M NY Pipeline Upgrade
• Long-Awaited TSCA Reforms Finally Become Law
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• EPA's 40-Year Battle For Water Cooling Regs: A Cheat Sheet
• Germany To Ban Fracking Indefinitely
• 9th Circ. Finds Winter Dam Plan Complied With Enviro Law
• Exxon Attack On USVI Climate Change Suit Stays In Fed. Court
• States, Oil Groups Sink BLM Fracking Rule
• FERC Urged To Block New FirstEnergy Subsidy Plan
• NRC Says DC Circ. Can't Hear Bid To Shut Off Nuke Plant
• Pa. Enviro Dept Hits UPMC With Waste Dumping Fines
• Southern Power Prices $1.2B In Euro-Based Green Bonds
• VW Investors See Red, Want Green Over Emissions Fraud
• Trader Joe's Strikes Deal With Feds Over Refrigerator Leaks
• Oregon, Enviros, Tribe Oppose Feds' Salmon Plan Schedule
• Ariz. Utility Says SolarCity's Antitrust Suit Cannot Stand
• PG&E Agrees To Shut Down Last Calif. Nuclear Power Plant
• EPA Great Lakes Plan Greatly Contrasts Chesapeake Bay
• FWS Proposes, Again, To Issue 30-Year Eagle Act Permits
• USDA Organic Fertilizer Rule Buried Over APA Stink
• Army Corps Streamlines Tribal Water Project Team-Ups
• Convicted Superfund Project Manager Loses 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• Chicago Official Accuses Group Of Extortion In Museum Fight
• USVI Climate Probe Belongs In State Court, Exxon Argues
• Pa. Nuke Site Cancer Suits Should Be Revived, 3rd Circ. Told
• 8th Circ. Upholds ND Ring Levee Project Injunction
• Alpha's Ch. 11 Plan Lacks Enviro Protections, Feds Say
• 10th Circ. Finds Mine Dispute Moot After New Enviro Review
• DuPont Says Man Can't Prove Chemical Caused His Cancer
• Feds Extend Time To Mull Coal Industry Self-Bonding Limits
• Vancouver Fights $5.4B Kinder Morgan Pipeline Plan Approval
• Centerra Defends Kyrgyz Gold Deals Amid Gov't Scrutiny
• Ex-Volkswagen CEO Faces Market Manipulation Probe
• Feds, Enviros Urge 10th Circ. To Unblock BLM Fracking Rule
• Maxus Energy Hits Ch. 11 Ahead Of NJ Pollution Trial
• Trelleborg Auto Says Travelers Can't Evade Cleanup Costs
• Structuring Ideas For Cash Investors In Solar Projects
• EPA Enviro Justice Goals May Affect Future Regs, Settlements
• Atty Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink DQ From BP Claims Program
• Kinder Morgan Strikes $20M Deal In City's Contamination Suit
• Sierra Club Asks DC Appeals Court To Block Gas Export
• New Pipeline Safety Bill Turns Up Heat On PHMSA
• Ala. DOT Aims To Nix Enviro Suit Over $450M Highway Project
• Ex-EPA Official Allowed To Testify In 'War On Coal' Suit
• Fla. Health Supervisor Charged With Taking Builders' Bribe
• NY Energy Initiative May Offer Nationwide Framework
• Texas High Court Rescinds Homeowners' Win In Flood Suit
• Ore. DOT Pushes Feds To Ban Oil Trains In State For Now
• Reno In Cahoots With Nevada Recycling Cos., Suit Says
• The High Court's Logical Approach To CWA Jurisdiction
• Lumber Liquidators Dodges Mandatory Recall In Flooring Row
• $32B Interior, Environment Bill Clears Senate Committee
• Wichita Tribe Looks To Nix History-Center Land Row
• Pa. Legislators Set New Rules For Fracking
• France Becomes First Major Nation To Ratify Paris Accord
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Block Indian Point Reactivation
• Mine Rights Decision Not Subject To Review, 9th Circ. Told
• $4B Maritime Trade Plan Aims To Boost Great Lakes Region
• CPP Stay Doesn't Stop EPA's Clean Energy Incentive Program
• Landmark Ruling Doesn't Curb Tribe's Fishing, Judge Says
• Farmers Seek Nationwide Class Cert. In GMO Corn MDL
• Warriors' New Arena Draws Transit Activists Into Suit
• House Passes $576B Defense Funding Bill
• Bill Seeks End To Coal Industry Self-Bonding For Cleanups
• $70M Arbitral Loser Just 'Blustering,' Wind Investors Say
• NMFS Faces Formidable Challenge In Columbia River Analysis
• Calif. Fuel Groups Win OK To Update Carbon Rule Challenge
• Saint-Gobain Hit With New Class Action Over Teflon Chemical
• Volkswagen 'Highly Technical' Emissions Deal Gets Extension
• Energy Co. That Lost NAFTA Row With Canada Seeks Redo
• House GOP Cuts Off Bid For LGBT Amendment In Defense Bill
• DuPont Hasn't Lived Up To $235M Settlement, Report Says
• Calif. Tribe, Enviros Blast Feds' Geothermal Lease Proposal
• 8th Circ. Nixes Minn. Emissions Law But Can't Clear The Air
• Exxon Sues Mass. AG Over 'Abusive' Climate Probe
• Flint Mayor Denies Diverting Lead Water Funds
• EU Floats Stricter Emissions Testing In Wake Of VW Scandal
• NM Biz Groups Fight To Curb Route 66 Rapid Transit Plan
• Ex-Navistar CEO Denies SEC Claims He Hid Engine Problems
• Maker Of GE Salmon Wants In On FDA-Approval Challenge
• Enviros Say Duke Energy Pollutants Leaking Into Lake, River
• Johnson Controls Hid Evidence In Chem Suit: Homeowners
• 8th Circ. Kills Minn. Law Blocking New Coal Plants' Power
• PETA's Push To Expand Limits Of Worker Safety Laws
• In-House Counsel Beware: TSCA Reform Impacts Everyone
• Mich. Gov. Wants Flint Class Claims Sent to State Court
• CIT Questions Scope Of Taiwanese Solar Panel Duties
• DC Circ. Revives Bias Claim Against EPA's Civil Rights Office
• Continental Looks To Dodge Attys' Fees In Superfund Suit
• FedEx Settles Calif. Hazardous Waste Row For $3.4M
• House GOP Touts Economic Plan But Dems Scoff
• EPA Must Craft Texas Air Pollution Plan, Judge Says
• Transportation Legislation To Watch: Midyear Report
• OPINION: Don't Throw Away The 'Key To The Courthouse'
• Cabot Oil Can't Nix $4M Pollution Verdict, Pa. Families Say
• A Cheat Sheet To Chevron's Epic Feud With Ecuador
• Appvion Says Kimberly-Clark Can't Escape Superfund Row
• EPA Moves To Strip 'Emergency' Defense For Polluters
• Ore. Clean Fuel Regs Unconstitutional, 9th Circ. Told
• Pipeline Safety Reauthorization Bill Heads To Obama
• Tire Cos. Must Face Trial Over PCB Liability, Gov't Says
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• US, Mexico Back Canada In $370M NAFTA Wind Farm Row
• Exxon Climate Probe Fight Belongs In Fed. Court, USVI Says
• Noble Wants Full DC Circ. To Review Agency's Well-Plug Order
• Chamber Seeks Senate-House Compromise On Energy Bill
• DC Circ. Urged To Split Challenges To EPA's Mercury Rule
• FWS Blocked From Releasing Mexican Wolves in New Mexico
• 9th Circ. Revives Whittaker's Pollution Cost Suit Against Feds
• Wyo. Grizzly Rules Adopted On Short Notice, Enviros Say
• Environmental Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2016
• High Court Won't Take Up Water Deal Challenge
• EPA Defends Clean Air Act Progress At DC Circ.
• House Panel Hits Kerry With 2nd Subpoena For Keystone Docs
• A New Management Model For Calif. Groundwater Regulations
• Tata Power Inks $1.4B Deal For Renewable Energy Co.
• Supreme Court Nixes States' Challenge To EPA Mercury Rule
• 3 Water Rights Clashes Raining Down On Texas
• House Slams $10-Per-Barrel Oil Fee, Carbon Tax Ideas
• Wichita Tribe Says Caddo Nation Can't Stop History Center
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2016: Midyear Report
• Solar Co. Can Hold Off Paying Anti-Dumping Fees For Now
• EPA Dragging Feet On Fairbanks Air Pollution, Enviros Say
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Nix Crow Nation Water Rights Appeal
• Girardi Keese Beats Settlement-Skimming Suit As Time-Barred
• House Dems Praise Calif. AG's Exxon Climate Change Probe
• Pa. Judge Shaves PPG's 3rd-Party Claims In River Waste Suit
• Securities: The Next Hot Topic In Environmental Law
• Calif. Court Nixes CARB Loosening Of Diesel Emissions Rule
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Beverly Hills Says Tentative Ruling Justifies Moving Subway
• Aussie Co. Can't Escape $1.3M Arbitration Award, Court Told
• 9th Circ. Says Casino Ordinance Nod Didn't Break Enviro Rules
• Calif. Justices' Ruling Doesn't Reset Project, Developer Says
• Enviros Tell EPA That Researcher Hid Flaws In Methane Data
• Kinder Morgan Units To Pay $500K Over Fla. Pipeline Spill
• EPA Missed Deadlines For Emissions Review, Enviros Say
• Mediation Ran Aground In PortMiami Dredge Row, Enviros Say
• Dong Energy Raises $2.6B In 2016's Largest IPO To Date
• BP, Shell Tell 2nd Circ. Calif. MTBE Claims Already Settled
• Marathon Reaches $319M Flare-Reduction Deal With Feds
• Maine Objects To Papermaker Verso's $2.5B Ch. 11 Plan
• Insurer Loses Dismissal Bid In Naval Shipyard Cleanup Row
• 4th Circ. Rejects Enviros' Challenge To $838M Highway Project
• Coal Projects Founder On Shoals Of Tribal Fishing Rights
• BOEM Says 9th Circ. Decision Backs Its Cape Wind Argument
• Criminal Liability For OCS Contractors Re-Examined
• 9th Circ. Stays Firm On FWS Polar Bear Habitat Designation
• House OKs Reform-Laden Pipeline Safety Reauthorization Bill
• Indicted NJ Landfill Owner Can't Halt Cleanup Suit
• Sen. Touts Bill To Upgrade Alaska Native Land Claims Law
• Enviros Eye Suit Over Grazing Threat To Frogs, Toads
• States Maintain 11th Circ. Water Rule Challenge Isn't Moot
• Chinese Solar Panel Duties In Jeopardy As CIT Faults Scope
• House OKs Bill To Delay Ozone Standards
• SEC Makes Ethiopian Utility Repay $6.5M In Illicit Bonds
• Enviros To Weigh In On $94M Claim Over Costa Rican Mine
• House Lawmakers Press EPA On Review Of 'Harmful' Herbicide
• Enviros Denied Quick Win In Fight Over Consol Coal Permit
• Exelon Will Seek License To Run Pa. Nuclear Plant Until 2050s
• Tribe To Challenge Project On Disputed Land At 10th Circ.
• 'Side-Switching' Bracewell Atty Can't Testify For Murray: EPA
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• FERC Pipeline Powers Cause Actionable Harm, Enviros Say
• Suzuki CEO To Step Down Over Flubbed Fuel Efficiency Data
• US Backs SolarCity In 9th Circ. Antitrust Row
• Pa. House Committee OKs Bill Killing Conventional Well Regs
• 5 Insights From Garden City Group GC Scott Nader
• A Good Breeze Is Blowing For Offshore US Wind Development
• 8th Circ. Upholds Trucking Co.'s Win In Tanker Spill Suit
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Nix Duties On Vietnamese Wind Towers
• SunEdison Gets Final OK To Tap $300M Ch. 11 Loan
• 9th Circ. Backs San Diego Wind Farm's Right Of Way
• Senate Approval Sends TSCA Reform To Obama
• EPA Tighter Truck Fuel Standards Near Final White House OK
• US, India Vow To Explore New Trade Opportunities
• Texas Energy Regulators Want State To Fight Methane Rules
• Shell Gas Cracker Could Fuel Work For Western Pa. Attys
• Johnson Controls Says Sanctions Unwarranted In Chem Suit
• Iowa Greenlights $3.8B Pipeline For Constuction
• Nissan Says Emission Device Found By S. Korea Is Legal
• EPA Asks Judge To Sink NC's Ozone Region Suit
• More Obstacles Ahead For Pa. Net Metering Restrictions
• Enviros Say Feds Flouted ESA Review Requirements
• EPA Unveils First Environmental Justice Regulatory Guide
• Delta Beats Challenge To Ban On Safari Hunting Trophies
• FERC Urged To Rethink Approval Of Pipeline Under Rio Grande
• Insurers Can't Nix Pollution Suit Coverage, Judge Says
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Say It's Time They Enter Drilling Row
• Syngenta Says Several GMO Corn Class Actions Barred
• High Court To 5th Circ.: Reconsider CWA Jurisdiction Ruling
• Girardi Keese Nears Win Over Claims It Skimmed Settlement
• SunEdison Shareholders Want Say In Co.'s Ch 11
• BLM Fracking Rule Foes Gain More Support At 10th Circ.
• India's First International Green Bond Nets $500M On LSE
• Ex-Newark Water Agency Contractor Admits To Tax Fraud
• Germany Calling For Tighter EU Rule On Vehicle Emissions
• Enviros Join Canada In Quarry Project NAFTA Dispute
• Leaded Gas Must Be Cleaned Up, Mass. High Court Says
• Feds Say Mediation Best To Resolve Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• Mom Won't Be Charged Over Cincinnati Zoo Gorilla Incident
• 9 EU Nations Throw Weight Behind Offshore Wind Efforts
• Enviros Urge 2nd Circ. To Strengthen Water Intake Rule
• Chevron Tells 10th Circ. Feds Must Pay At NM Superfund Site
• Hundreds Of Enviro Groups Mobilize To Defeat TPP
• High Court Won't Take Up Native Groups' Solar Plant Fight
• In Congress: Looking To Ramp Up Review Of Legislation
• Husch Blackwell Beats DQ Bid In Broker-Dealer Contract Suit
• DC Circ. Sticks By Ruling In Puerto Rico Incinerator Case
• 5th Circ. Won't Let 86'd Attys Back In BP Claims Program
• Canada Owes Millions For Canceled Wind Farm, Firm Says
• Travelers Tells 2nd Circ. Northrop Must Clean Up Its Own Mess
• Faegre Nabs Bryan Cave Partner For Environmental Practice
• 6th Circ. Affirms $10M Penalty, Sentence In Asbestos Case
• Judge To Reconsider Sanctions in Toxic Water Suit
• BP To Pay $175M To Settle Deepwater Horizon Investor MDL
• Bayer Loses EPA Row Over Axed Pesticide
• DC Circ. OKs Rule Allowing Endangered Antelope Hunting
• PETA Loses Suit Against Fla. Aquarium Over Orca's Captivity
• Taxation With Representation: Squire, Bracewell, Orrick
• DC Circ. Upholds NRC's Spent Nuke Fuel Storage Rule
• No Quick Win For BP Shareholders In Deepwater Suit
• Bracewell Atty Can Testify In Coal Jobs Suit: Murray Energy
• Vetoed Keystone Bill Wasn't Congress's Will, Gov't Says
• EPA 2017 Renewable Fuel Volumes: Plowing The Same Furrow
• Philly Skewed Results Of Water Lead Testing, Resident Says
• No Meat In Reason For Late Filing, Slaughterhouse Told
• Exxon Atty Warned DuPont Counsel On Pollution, Jury Told
• Ore Smelter Can't Revive Claim Over Compliance Report
• Hunton & Williams Nabs Ex-Katten Muchin Enviro Partners
• Pa. Justices Snub Row Over User-Generated Solar Power
• DOI Floats NY Offshore Wind Lease Sale
• Enviros, Md. AG Rebuff House Climate Change Info Request
• Quaker Oats Hit With Class Action Over Pesticides
• Locals Are Losers In Pa. Town's Fracking Law, Enviros Says
• SunEdison Gets Nod On $22M Sale Of Wind Energy Project
• EPA Finalizes Oil And Gas Rule For Native American Lands
• FAA's 'Circular' Logic Slammed In 3rd Circ. NJ Airport Row
• EPA, Texas Clash On 5th Circ. Jurisdiction In Haze Plan Suit
• ACLU Says 1st Amendment Bars $30M Landfill Libel Suit
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• 9th Circ. Can't Rule On Antitrust Suit Yet, SolarCity Says
• Energy Co. Ends NJ Suit Over Failed Solar Project Funding
• FERC Greenlights Kinder Morgan's $2B LNG Project
• WTO Members Eyeing Final Green Goods Pact By September
• EPA Drilling Waste Regs Under Fire: 5 Things To Know
• Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Stepping Down
• DuPont Dumped Waste That Caused Man's Cancer, Jury Told
• FINRA Sues Ex-Ameriprise Rep Over $100M EB-5 Side Project
• Morgan Stanley's Questions In $81M Buyback Suit Rejected
• Enviros Blast BLM Drilling Plan For Ohio National Forest
• EPA, Colo. Seek Approval Of $6M Hecla Mine Settlement
• Okla. Tribe Can Keep Building On Disputed Land, Judge Says
• BIA Beats Suit Over Delayed Okla. Drilling Permits
• Ex-BLM Head Helped Move Friend's Land Deal, Watchdog Says
• Wyo. Defends Ban On 'Open Land' Data-Gathering
• Murray Energy Says EPA Hiding Docs In Coal Jobs Suit
• Lawsuit Over Fracking Law Challenge Dismissed
• VW Can't Yet Halt Consumer Suit Over Emissions Scandal
• BP Agrees To $25M Deal Resolving ATP's Deepwater Claims
• China, US Slated To Roll Out Formal Ivory Trade Ban
• Pipeline Group Blasts FERC Pipeline Powers Challenge
• Georgia Developer Fights IRS For $25M Easement Write-Off
• Feds Tell 11th Circ. Water Rule Fight Belongs In 6th Circ.
• Calif. Regulators Float Methane Rule For Oil, Gas Sector