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Environmental - August, 2016

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• Australian Agency Slaps VW With Emissions Scandal Suit
• NY AG Sued For Docs On Climate Probe Coordination
• Cuckolded Owner Gains Limited Look At Company's Books
• NY Officials Slam EPA For Role In Village's Water Crisis
• Transco Sues To Use Eminent Domain In Ga. Pipeline Project
• 11th Circ. OKs Fed Park Plans Over Nixed Trail Concerns
• Jury's $73M Land Deal Award Stays Axed, Calif. Panel Says
• Only FDA Can Be Sued For Salmon Decision, Judge Says
• $1B Suit Says Hitachi Stole Trade Secrets For Fukushima Work
• FWS Agrees To Decide ESA Protection For 9 Species
• EPA, DOI Urged Army Corps Not To OK Pipeline, Docs Show
• EPA Pollution Notice Letter Triggers Coverage, NJ Court Says
• EPA Owns Up To Blowing Deadline To Limit Perchlorate
• Chevron Arbitrators Will Consider 2nd Circ. Donziger Decision
• EPA Appeals Board Won't Review Navajo Coal Plant Permit
• Iowa Judge Won't Curb Dakota Pipeline Protests, For Now
• Final Bellwether Trials Picked In Syngenta Tainted Seed MDL
• DuPont Can't Decelerate 'Group Of 40' Cancer Trials
• On The Horizon: Revisions To Prop 65 Warning Regulations
• NY Clean Energy Order: Unfair To Small Hydro Facilities?
• Why Congress Should Quickly Re-Up 2 Small Biz Programs
• Reconciling The Practice With The Business Of Law
• Park Service Beats Yosemite Endangered Species Suit
• Protests Stall Montreal Talks On $12B Energy East Pipeline
• EPA OIG Starts Drinking Water Oversight Investigation
• DLA Piper Partner Fined, Resigns Over Party For NYC Mayor
• PETA Tells 11th. Circ. Wrong Standard Used In Orca Case
• BLM Tweaks Auction Regs Ahead Of Landmark Internet Sale
• Dominion Jumping Gun On Va. Nuke Plant, Watchdog Told
• Toxic Tort Suit Not Barred By $5B Tronox Deal, 2nd Circ. Told
• Calif. Co. Slams State Report On Oil Field Redevelopment Plan
• NJ Landfill's Ch. 11 Case Tossed Over Unsigned Docs
• Enviros Defend EPA's Startup, Shutdown Changes At DC Circ.
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Rejected $1.6M Solar Arbitral Award
• REBUTTAL: Establishing Standards And Norms In Mediation
• Travelers, Trelleborg End Auto Facility Cleanup Suit
• Alaska Justices Revive Refinery Groundwater Pollution Suit
• Waste Mgmt., Travelers Want EPA Coverage Suit Reinstated
• Saint-Gobain Loses Challenge To Vermont Toxic Water Rule
• Md., NRG Units Cleared For $2M Water Pollution Settlement
• DC Circ. Won't Link Mercury Rule Challenges
• Texas Ranchers Tell AG Private Board Can't Manage River
• Colo. Anti-Fracking Measures Won't Make November Ballot
• Calif. Tribe Tells DC Circ. Utility Can't Delay Dam Dispute
• Residents Face Uphill Fight In Pa. Navy Contamination Suits
• Mine Cos. Must Face Suit Over Gold King Disaster, NM Says
• Harm Is Clear In Gas Well Suit, Enviros Tell 8th Circ.
• NJ Gas Co. Urges Approval Of PennEast Pipeline Project
• Iowa Utilities Board Approves $3.6B Wind Project
• Full 5th Circ. Needn't Hear Endangered Frog Row, Feds Say
• Bias Claims In Water Rights Suit Are For 9th Circ., Court Told
• Considering The Difference: Treaty Rights And NEPA Review
• State Of Texas Legal Market: Litigation Trends
• Brazilian Agency's Help In Lilly Coverage Row OK, Arch Says
• SunEdison Wants Class Actions Consolidated In New York
• Nicklaus-Designed Golf Club Settles Clean Water Act Claims
• Gov't Says Biofuel Exec Can't Shake $56M Fraud Conviction
• Boxer Pushes EPA To Regulate Asbestos Under New TSCA
• SEC Slaps Calif. Waste-To-Construction Co. With Fraud Suit
• Navistar Calls For Rejection Of 'New' EPA Stance In CAA Fight
• Software Co.'s $20M Suit Claims Merger Misrepresentations
• Tribes, Greens Ask Obama To Block Dakota Access Pipeline
• A Cheat Sheet To The Sioux Fight To Stop The Dakota Pipeline
• Defining Attorney-Client Relationships In The Electronic Age
• State Of Texas Legal Market: It Isn't Just About Oil
• Enviro Hits Biomass Co. With Stormwater Pollution Suit
• Pa. Fracking Hopeful Says Court Should Weigh Well Block
• Obama Expands Hawaii Marine Reserve Into World's Largest
• 3 Key Challenges When Closing A Nuclear Plant
• New Truck Emission Rules Offer Advantages And Obstacles
• Accused Polluter Aids Public Water Plan In NH Town
• Green Groups Challenge Feds' Oil And Gas Leases Approval
• Wash. Blasts 9th Circ.'s Cross-Border Pollution Decision
• Challengers Say 7th Circ. Decision Irrelevant To CPP Fight
• Exxon Fights Bid For Calif. Superfund Cleanup Contributions
• US Denied Grant Of $4.5M Liability Cap In Superfund Case
• US Chamber Backs Murray In EPA Coal Jobs Suit
• VW Settles With US Dealerships In Diesel Emissions Case
• Tesla Clears Antitrust Review In $2.6B SolarCity Purchase
• FCA Suit Over $4.5B Cleanup Moves Forward After Escobar
• 4 Reasons Law Firm Business Development Initiatives Fail
• Exxon Pushes Texas Court To Shut Down Mass. AG Probe
• Fish Hatchery Review Is Aboveboard, Agencies Argue
• OPINION: Overreaction Over 3rd-Party Class Action Funding
• Herbicide Found In Nature Valley Bars, Suit Says
• EPA Clean Water Rule Rests On High Court Army Corps Case
• Wendy's Bun Maker Targeted Over EPA Violations
• Ind. Homeowners Demand Johnson Controls' Vapor Test Data
• Developer Accuses NJ Town Of Environmental Land Grab
• Feds Update Hazardous Materials Commerce Regs
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Force New EPA Lead Paint Standards
• Texas Atty Wants Stay Lifted In BP's Deepwater Fraud Suit
• Calif. Legislature Delivers Climate Change Package To Gov.
• Ore. Ranchers Ask 9th Circ. To Rethink Tribal Culvert Ruling
• Panel Wants Bias Claims Axed In Tribal Water Rights Suit
• SunEdison Seeks OK To Award Up To $5M In Exec Bonuses
• Maryland, FTA Want To Alter Enviro Order For DC Rail Line
• Sioux Tribe Says 'Cultural Survival' At Stake In Pipeline Row
• Wash. Can't Sue Over Nuke Site Work Hazards, Feds Say
• Toronto Exchange Owner Funds New Tech Growth Group
• BIA Awards $8.7M To Tribes To Address Climate Change
• Tesla CEO Helps Finance SolarCity $124M Bond Offering
• House Science Chair Rips Mass. AG Over Subpoena Rejection
• SEC 'Cherry-Picked' Facts In Engine Suit: Ex-Navistar CEO
• Brine Co. Must Arbitrate With Sinkhole Insurers, Judge Told
• DOT Slams Enviro Suit Over Pipeline Spill Response Plans
• US Navy Hit With First Suit Over Pa. Base Contamination
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Ax Of $9M Cleanup Coverage Award
• La. Loses Army Corps Cost-Sharing Challenge At 5th Circ.
• Lilly Fights Brazilian Agency Wading Into Arch Squabble
• Discovery Rule Resurrects Fraud Claim On NJ Property Sale
• The Psychological Edge Of Relieving Stressed Jurors
• Illinois Coal Plant Can't Beat Enviros' Air Pollution Suit
• River Cleanup Claims Against Repsol Belong In NJ, Co. Says
• Calif. Assembly Passes GHG Emissions Reduction Bill
• Tribe Objects To $177M Enbridge Deal Over Pipeline Spills
• Sioux Tribe Slams Pipeline Co., Army Corps In Injunction Bid
• Quanta Redoubles Effort To Bar Gibbons In Pollution Dispute
• Kasowitz Benson Says Chem Cos. Hid Risks, Owe Billions
• Parts Supplier Tried To Loot $60M Enviro Fund, Suit Says
• Fish And Wildlife Fumbled ESA On 417 Species, Enviros Say
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Sink $607M Gas Pipeline Project
• Monsanto Ducks SF-Area Cities' Suits Over Bay Pollution
• Feds Fight Rancher Bundy's Extension Bid In Obama Suit
• VW Investor Wants Labaton To Head Emissions Suits
• Bosch Seeks To Shield Workers From 'Wild' VW Plot Claims
• Automakers Denied Extra Time For Comments On Emissions
• NM Justices Needn't Weigh Insurance Query, 10th Circ. Told
• Suction Mining Ban Not Preempted, Says Calif. High Court
• Pa. Regulators Slap CNX With Pipeline Construction Fines
• GSA Proposes GHG Reporting Requirement For $50B IT Deal
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Activists' Bid To Join Fracking Fight
• Pa. State Rep. Calls For Suit Over Navy Base Contamination
• From BigLaw To Your Own Firm: 4 Tips For Legal Startups
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds Nix Of $400M Water Plant Deal
• Feds, Calif. Tribe Say Some Claims Moot In Casino Row
• NY Blasts EPA, GE's Handling Of Hudson River Cleanup
• BNSF Says Coal Dust From Trains Isn't A CWA Violation
• Exxon Seeks To Trim Suit Alleging Chemical Plant Pollution
• Idaho, Mont. Back Challenge To Tribal Salmon Culvert Ruling
• Iowa Farmers Lose Bid To Stay $3.8B Dakota Access Project
• Okla.'s EPA Rule Challenge Belongs In 6th Circ., Gov't Says
• Shearman Leads Indian Co. On Landmark $500M Green Bond
• Feds, Arizona Prevail Against Freeway Challenge
• Murray Energy Says EPA Can't Exit 'War On Coal' Suit
• Truckers, Energy Groups Rip FHWA's Greenhouse Gas Regs
• Ala. DOT Fights To Toss Suit Over $450M Highway Project
• Feds Want New Claim In GMO Salmon Approval Case Tossed
• EPA Wants Aircraft Emissions Standards Suit Tossed
• 4 Communications Fundamentals For High-Stakes Litigation
• Rainmaker Q&A: Morgan Lewis' James Dragna
• Enviros Reach $6M Deal Over W.Va. Coal Mining Cleanup
• Arnstein & Lehr Adds To Gov't, Environmental Practices
• Sundevil Seeks DIP Extension As EPA Renews Sale Protest
• Dakota Access Fights Tribe's Bid To Stall $3.8B Pipeline
• Split Texas Appeals Court Nixes City's Single-Use Bag Ban
• PG&E Fined $26M For Bad Record-Keeping Behind Leaks
• Ex-DOI Bigs Push To Revive Fracking Rule At 10th Circ.
• Texas Wind Farms Owe EFH Unit $9M For Undelivered Power
• Wells Fargo Must Face Fraud Suit Over Enviro Contamination
• Rule Of Law Trumps Rhetoric In Chevron's 2nd Circ. Win
• DC Circ. Says Feds Can't Escape Lockheed Cleanup Costs
• Feds Fight Exxon's Bid For Calif. Superfund Suit Dismissal
• Risk Management Tips For Attys Serving As Local Counsel
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ervin Cohen's Ellia Thompson
• Texas Atty Acquitted Of Scamming BP With Fake Claims
• Corning, Philips Can't Dodge Glass Pollution Class Action
• LAX Settles Enviro Suit Over $5B Project, Axes Runway Move
• Enviros' Species Concerns Fail To Stall Calif. Solar Project
• Enviros Look To Sue Feds Over Pacific Offshore Fracking
• Judge Ends Subcontractor's Suit Over NASA Paint Job
• Enviro Group Sues DOT Over Idaho Highway Expansion
• EPA Not Meeting Fuel Standard Reporting Terms, OIG Says
• VW Says NY Emissions Cover-Up Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Bankrupt Solar Panel Co. Can't Revive $950M Antitrust Suit
• Enviros Sue Army Corps Over Florida Dredging Project
• 9th Circ. Won't Budge On Wind Farm Right-Of-Way Ruling
• Syngenta Dodges Most Of GMO Corn MDL
• FERC Gives Up On 'Stale' Maine LNG Project
• Law Profs Urge 10th Circ. To Lift BLM Frack Rule Nix
• What To Know About New White House GHG Guidance
• $175M Peabody Mine Cleanup Deals Get Bankruptcy OK
• Pause Sought In EPA Haze Plan Fight Amid Settlement Talks
• $3M Earmarked For Renewable Energy On Tribal Lands
• Enviros Sue Over $3B Pipeline Approval In 11th Circ.
• Calif. Landowners Sue Plains Over 2015 Oil Pipeline Spill
• Vivint Not Close To Deal With SunEdison Over Failed Merger
• EPA Says Recent Rulings Back Clean Power Plan's Legality
• Harley-Davidson Reaches $15M Deal Over Defeat Devices
• Rainmaker Q&A: Schiff Hardin's Renee Cipriano
• Flintkote Owes For Property Contamination, 3rd Circ. Told
• Litigation Financing Forced Into The Light By Chevron Case
• Biofuel Exec Says Jury Erred In $56M Fraud Conviction
• Execs Accuse Calif. County Of Illegal Raids, Strip Searches
• 4 Things To Watch As New Truck Emissions Regs Get In Gear
• Canada Urges DC Judge Not To Revive Mesa's $600M Claim
• 7th Circ. Clarifies Post-Judgment New Trial Bid Standard
• Calif. TCPA Suit Is Over Accidental Calls, Court Told
• Gas Producer Agrees To $1M Pa. Air Quality Fine
• EPA Says Navistar Liability For Uncertified Engines Is Clear
• Enviros, Industry Groups Clash Over New EPA Ozone Rules
• Fla. Counties' Rail Bond Suit Against DOT Stays On Track
• US Releases 1st-Ever Status Report On Peruvian Timber
• NJ Asphalt Cos. Settle Contamination Claims For $10M
• Enviros Fight Air Permit For $1.3B Dominion Va. Gas Plant
• Beware The 'Standard' Mediation Confidentiality Agreement
• Pipeline Co. Backs FERC OK Of $607M Expansion Project
• Mass. Top Court Nixes Ratepayer Subsidies For Pipelines
• DOI Wrongly Denied Remote Alaskan Road, 9th Circ. Told
• Tronox Deal Bars Toxic Tort Suit, Kerr-McGee Tells 2nd Circ.
• UK Approves DONG Energy's $7.8B Offshore Wind Project
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink $641M Exxon Pollution Suit Revival
• Brockovich Wants EPA To Set Hexavalent Chromium Levels
• Pipeline Co. Wins Restraining Order Against ND Protesters
• Calif. Appeals Court Limits Bay Area Air Standards
• 11th Circ. Lets 6th Circ. Navigate Water Rule Challenge
• Gov't Says Willfulness Argument Won't Free Ex-Massey Exec
• Greenberg Traurig Wants $2.5M In Seaquarium Orca Suit
• DOT Clarifies Regs For Abandoned Oil, Gas Pipelines
• States, Enviros Move To Support EPA's New Methane Rules
• Navajo Nation Sues EPA Over Gold King Mine Spill
• Arch Seeks Brazilian Insurance Regulator's Aid In Lilly Row
• DC Circ. Sends EPA Back To Industrial Boiler Drawing Board
• Tougher US Truck Emission Standards Become Reality
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Building Law Libraries
• SunEdison Unit Says Hedge Funds' Math Doesn't Add Up
• 9th Circ. Affirms BLM's Plan To Expand Off-Road Access
• Scholar Group Wants NJ Battlefield Construction Suit Tossed
• Tribe Chairman, Protesters Sued For Stalling $3.7B Pipeline
• Wind Energy Co. Seeks To Duck Canada's Costs In $367M Row
• Oregon's Rejection Of Coal Terminal Permit Upheld
• Wis. DOT Asks 7th Circ. To Reinstate $140M Highway Project
• Coal Co. Says Wrong Law Used To Void Alaska Mining Permits
• BLM Had Authority To Craft Fracking Rule, 10th Circ. Told
• Courts Could Steer Fate Of Texas Water Reuse Projects
• Girardi Ex-Client Appeals $130M Deal-Skimming Suit Dismissal
• 2nd Circ. Denies En Banc Review In Bhopal Pollution Suit
• Auto Parts Co. Names New GC, VP Amid Environmental Suits
• Seneca Frack Waste Deal Fails To Protect Town, Court Told
• Landowner Wants Oil, Gas Leases On Tribe Land Invalidated
• LA's $2.5B Subway Plan Hits Bump Over Faulty Enviro Review
• Corps' Coal Permit Survives 2nd 11th Circ. Review
• Greenberg Traurig Adds EPA Vet To Firm
• US Rep. Wants Out Of NJ Water Agency's Adversary Suit
• Wash. To Fight 9th Circ.'s Cross-Border Pollution Decision
• Calif., Other States Back EPA's New Ozone Standards
• Law Students Should Explore BigLaw Pro Bono Options
• Exide Execs' Deal Means Insurance Is Off, Provider Says
• Faegre, Others Can Sue Former Clients For Return Of Fees
• SunEdison Bankruptcy Judge Rejects Equity Committee Bid
• 10th Circ. Authority In History-Center Land Row Goes To Panel
• Interior Dept. Floats Offshore Wind Leasing Plan In NC
• San Diego Hits Lockheed Martin With Hazardous Waste Suit
• Vietnamese Wind Tower Tariffs Don't Get By Fed. Circ.
• 9th Circ. Chides EPA Again On Pesticide Delay
• DuPont, 9 Other Cos. Sued Over River Pollution In Ohio
• The 5 TSCA Changes Most Likely To Spawn Litigation
• Tribes Get $8.25M From Mining Co. In River Pollution Suit
• VW Gets Court OK On Program To Scrap Cheating Diesel Cars
• Wash. Urges 9th Circ. To Respawn Tribal Salmon Appeal
• Tanker Engineers Admit Hiding Oil Dump From Coast Guard
• Wash. Tribe Says It Kept Immunity In Landslide Liability Suit
• Partners Group Leads €500M German Wind Farm Investment
• 5th Circ. Won't Block $2.7M Fine For Exxon Pipeline Leak
• New Coal Plant Wastewater Rules Already In Trouble: Report
• Ill. Appeals Court Reverses Certification Of $1.8B Power Line
• Army Sheds Another Chemical Weapons Pollution Suit
• Chickasaw, Choctaw, Okla. Reach Water Rights Deal
• SunEdison Gets Nod To Maintain Control Of Ch. 11
• Gov't Urges Justices To Back 9th Circ. On Sturgeon Habitat
• VW Owners Refusing $14.7B Emissions Deal Must Wait To Sue
• BLM Skipped Oil And Gas Auctions, Industry Group Says
• Wind Farm Fights Arbitration With Utility At 5th Circ.
• Maxus Makes DIP Changes To Appease Creditors
• Navajo Leader Urges Expedited Gold King Compensation
• VW Class Attys To Seek Up To $332.5M In Fees On Deal
• Paul Hastings Skipped Environment Probes, Ex-Client Says
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Block Mont. Logging Project
• Iowa Farmers Seek To Stop $3.8B Dakota Access Oil Pipeline
• EPA Lets Tribe Develop Water Quality Standards Under CWA
• The Evolution Of EPA's Source Determination Rule
• Ore. Wind Farm Foes Can't Ask For Nix, DOI Tells 9th Circ.
• River Shipper Can't Dodge Claims From Oil Spill, Feds Say
• Air Force Shoots Down Vt. Neighbors' Noise Suit
• NJ, Pa. Homeowners Object To PennEast Gas Pipeline Process
• DOI Advises States To Halt Coal Self-Bonding Practices
• Pa. Families Defend $4M Cabot Fracking Verdict
• Texas Court Asked To Revisit Fuel Spill Coverage Ruling
• Colorado Hits CBS, Lockheed, Others With $4M Cleanup Suit
• Troutman Sanders Adds Enviro Partner From Mayer Brown
• Chevron, Exxon, Others Duck La. Parish's Environmental Suit
• Enviros Fight To Keep NJ Agencies In River Pollution Suit
• Enviros Scold FDA Over Genetically Modified Mosquito Plan
• 2nd Circ. Denies Redo In $81M Morgan Stanley Buyback Suit
• Seminoles Say Proposed Fla. Water Regs Are Too Weak
• FERC Defends Approval Of $607M Gas Pipeline Expansion
• Lenders For Bankrupt Coal Miner Peabody OK Business Plan
• DOJ Gets Nod For Cape Canaveral Launch Site Cleanup Deal
• Polar Bear Habitat Suits Axed After 9th Circ. Ruling
• SolarCity Securities Suit Tossed For Final Time
• Return Of Exec Accountability Creates Compliance Challenges
• Chevron, DOJ Reach $143M Proposed Deal For Mine Cleanup
• 7th Circ. Greenlights Energy Regs For Commercial Fridges
• Mass AG Rips Into Exxon Suit Over Climate Change Subpoena
• SunEdison Seeks Nod On $144M NRG Energy Stalking Horse
• IRS Is Asked For Info On Carbon Credits For Oil Extraction
• Feds Look To Remove 'Biased' Judge From Water Rights Suit
• NJ Superfund Contractor Gets 5 Years For Kickback Scheme
• Okla. Homeowners Say Halliburton Contaminated Water
• 4 Takeaways From Chevron's Win In $9.5B Pollution Battle
• DuPont Can't Delay Trials In Cancer MDL, Court Told
• EPA Enforcement Will Stay Tough Post-Obama, Giles Says
• Jury Convicts PG&E In San Bruno Blast Criminal Trial
• DC Circ. Lets Dominion, Industry Group Into Gas Export Case
• Writing Arbitration Clauses To Get The Arbitration You Want
• Exelon Buys Entergy's FitzPatrick Nuclear Plant For $110M
• EPA Incinerator Ruling Undercuts CPP, DC Circ. Told
• Italy Hits VW With €5M Fine Over Emissions Scandal
• Flint Residents Say Mich., Gov. Can't Duck Water Crisis Suit
• Calif. Judge Guts Challenge To $400M Tribal Casino Project
• Appvion Blasts 'Backdoor' Bid For Docs In Superfund Row
• WTO Ready To Make Call On Solar Policy, Washers Appeals
• Wash. Says Tribe Can't Avoid Landslide Liability Claims
• Former GOP EPA Leaders Endorse Clinton, Slam Trump
• A Better Approach To Environmental Prosecution?
• Enviros Find Silver Lining In 3rd Circ. Pipeline Permit OK
• Girardi Poised To Shake Ex-Client's Settlement-Fraud Claims
• Syngenta Says Grain Standards Act Preempts Corn MDL
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Nuclear Waste Storage Rule Finding
• States Ask Full 5th Circ. To Reverse La. Frog Habitat Ruling
• Volkswagen Must Face €4B German Investor Suits
• Logging Cos. Sue BLM For Limiting Timber Harvest
• Australia's AGL Launches $15M Virtual Power Plant
• Chevron To Learn Who's Bankrolling Nigeria Blast Suit
• DOJ Enviro Enforcement To Get More Tech-Savvy, Cruden Says
• Mercedes 'Defeat Device' Suit Well Pled, Drivers Say
• EPA To Pay $1M More For Gold King Mine Spill
• The Broken Science Behind Proposition 65
• Chevron Wins Appeal Over $9.5B Ecuador Oil Pollution Tab
• Rising Pressure For Renewable Fuel Credit Market Inquiries
• Consumer Reports Pushes For Improvements To VW Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Fenwick, Kirkland
• Nevada Top Court Strikes 'Misleading' Solar Ballot Measure
• Environmental Consultant Beats Mall's Cleanup Suit For Now
• Greens Urge Judge Not To Toss Aircraft Emissions Suit
• EPA Won't Review Power Plant Startup-Shutdown Regs
• EPA Presses To Slim Down Maine's Tribal Water Row
• Emissions Funding In VW Deal Misses Problem, Groups Say
• FWS Flubbed Bat Review For Wind Farm, DC Circ. Says
• Monsanto Looks To Exit Portland PCB Case
• EPA Risk Management Rule May Help Terrorists, AGs Say
• Centerboard Fights Benefuel's Last-Minute Jury Trial Demand
• NY Green Bank Helps Bankroll $313M Vivint Solar Loan
• Massive Gulf Separates Trump And Clinton On Energy Policy
• Warburg Pincus Leads $220M Investment In Solar Finance Firm
• 9 Tips For Becoming A Legal Pundit In The Media
• 5th Circ. Haze Ruling May Cloud Clean Air Act Litigation
• Ex-NY Senator Skelos Can Stay Free For Appeal, Judge Says
• Split 6th Circ. Denies Consumers Info In Scotts Seed Suit
• Evidence Fight Shut Down In Trial Of Atty In BP Scam
• Maxus Energy's Creditors Blast DIP Loan As Scheme By Parent
• FERC Signs Off On $472M Transco Pipeline Expansion
• Consol Strikes $3M Deal With EPA, Pa. Over Water Pollution
• Calif. Tribes Back Plans To Restore, Develop Brownfield Site
• EPA Finalizes Regional Consistency Rule
• Gold Mine Project In Idaho Wilderness Blocked For Now
• Texas Official Says EPA Air Quality Proposal Not Practical
• Ex-Mich. Enviro Chief Must Face Flint Water Suit, Mom Says
• Raytheon Fights Exxon's Bid To Dodge Calif. Superfund Suit
• Enviros Can't Force Drilling Waste Regs Update, Court Told
• AGs Signed 'Secrecy Pact' On Climate Change, Group Says
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear Sierra Club's Enbridge Pipeline Suit
• Sutherland Adds Energy, Enviro Vet From Stinson Leonard
• Peabody Wants To Pay Execs $12M To Keep Hustling In Ch. 11
• Nevada Continues Attack On Sage-Grouse Habitat Plan
• Appvion Is A Fox River Polluter, Too, Superfund Judge Told
• Law Firm Employees Can Better Defend Against Cyberthreats
• Ariz. Utility Blasts SolarCity Fight Of Monopoly Suit Delay
• XTO Inks $400K Pa. Deal Over Fracking Spill Charges
• Calif. Right Of Entry Ruling Keeps Public Projects On Track
• DC Metro Concerns Merit Purple Line Re-Review, Judge Says
• Calif. Water Agency Tells 9th Circ. Tribal Fee Rule Hurts
• Fla. DEP Escapes Ruling Over Coastal Permit Rejection
• EPA Gets Hard Deadline To Set Wash. Water Quality Standards
• New White House GHG Guidance Should Help Clear The Air
• BNSF, Los Angeles To Appeal California Rail Yard Block
• Enviros Tell DC Circ. EPA's Pesticide Registration Flouted Law
• 5th Circ. Haze Ruling Not Linked To CPP, EPA Tells DC Circ.
• Lawmakers Want Army Corps To Explain Coal Terminal Denial
• Calif. Floats Clean Power Plan Compliance Proposal
• Following The Cape Wind Project's Road Toward Approval
• OPINION: AG Outsourcing Is A Threat To Public Interest
• Archer Daniels Slams Bid To Compel Witness In Syngenta MDL
• Parks Group Unhappy About Obama Library Site, Won't Sue
• Section 363 Is No Magic Bullet For Environmental Liability
• Payne Avoids Falling Into A Funk In Pa.
• Wash. Appeals Court OKs Coverage In Port Pollution Row
• Exxon Pushes For En Banc Rehearing In $641M Refinery Suit
• 1st Circ. Dumps Recycling Antitrust Suit Against Solo, Dart
• DC Circ Challenge to EPA's New Methane Rules Gains Steam
• NY Nuke Plant Subsidies Will Likely Face Legal Battle
• UGI Cleared To Take Land From Owners For $178M Pa. Pipeline
• Consol Can't Strike Constitutional Claims In Pa. Permit Row
• Rail Giants Seek Injunction Against Calif. Hazmat Transpo Fee
• NY AG Sued For Emails On Climate Probe Coordination
• GOP Sen. Wants EPA To Scrap Clean Energy Incentive Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Biogen, Aetna, Enbridge
• Davis Wright Adds Energy Sector Vet As Policy Adviser
• Feds Duck Tribes' Challenge To Calif. Highway Project
• Marrone Bio Investors Say Ernst & Young Must Face Claims
• GOP Sens. Back Criminal Probe Into Gold King Spill
• White House Releases Final GHG Guidance For Agencies
• DC Circ. Sets Up Uncertain Fate For The Clean Power Plan
• 9th Circ. OKs Nix Of Adema Suit Under Forum Choice Clause
• Wind Co. Says Bid To Blow Off Arbitral Evidence 'Absurd'
• 10th Circ. Freezes Work On Albuquerque's $120M Bus Plan
• Calif. Water Districts Urge 9th Circ. To Redo River Ruling
• DuPont Opposes Two Accelerated Trials In Cancer MDL
• Fuel Spill Insurance Ruling A Law-School-Ready Mixed Bag
• Gold King Mine Spill Answers Must Wait On Probe, Pols Told
• Calif. Agencies Unveil Zero-Emission Freight System Final Plan
• NY Approves 50% Clean Energy Goal For 2030
• FERC Flubbed Approval Of $971M Project, DC Circ. Told
• Rail Giants Call Calif. Hazmat Transpo Fee Anti-Competitive
• Water Rule Foes Say EPA, Corps Can't Hide Behind Privilege
• EPA Tells DC Circ. It Got New Ozone Rules Just Right
• Potential Challenges To EPA Chemical Risk Management Rule
• BigLaw's (Crowded) Passage To India?
• A New Benchmark For Power System Performance Appraisal
• Tesla Reaches Deal To Buy SolarCity For $2.6B