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Environmental - October, 2016

363 articles

• DuPont Can't Use Tort Reform Law In Trial, Judge Told
• W. Va. Chemical Spill Suit Nets $151M Class Settlement
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Cancel OK Of Dominion LNG Project
• Gov't Owes Calif. Wind Farms $207M In Clean Energy Grants
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal On Endangered Antelope Hunting
• 9th Circ. Revives Enviro Relief Claims In LA Water Spat
• Apache's $43M Award In Oil Well-Plugging Suit Bears Asterisk
• Travelers' Suit Over Cleanup Settlement Skirts Dismissal Bid
• DOJ, WestRock Settle Ariz. Superfund Costs For $2.8M
• ATP Trustee Seeks OK On Deal Freeing Co. Of $48M In Fees
• Ex-SEC Head Pushes For Better Climate-Risk Disclosures
• DC Circ. Rejects Enviros' Stay Bid In $971M Pipeline Row
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe Bid For Plant Inspection Docs Moot
• Confronting EPA's Refusal To Consider Industry Costs
• Investors Seeking $97M Say Costa Rica Project Was Lawful
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 2
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 7
• Trial Bundling Comes Under Fire In Boston Scientific Appeal
• Calif. Blocked From Collecting Rail Hazmat Transport Fee
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit $8.6B Chevron Pollution Case Fraud
• Mass. Judge Stands By Upholding Of Federal Cleanup Suit
• EPA Might End Lead Water Pipes In Next Rule Update
• Okla. Landowner Says BIA, Oil Co. Can't Dodge Lease Claims
• Feds Take $50M Calif. Highway Project Fight To 9th Circ.
• Halliburton To Pay $400K For Calif. Air Pollution Violations
• 10th Circ. Won't Halt New Mexico Shale Drilling
• Ariz. Highway Foes Lose Bid To Block Construction
• Mass. AG Can't Duck Climate Discovery Order, Exxon Says
• DC Circ. Nixes Appeal Of Offshore Drilling Revenue Rule
• EPA's Regional Consistency Regs Tilt The Playing Field
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 6
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 1
• Deepwater Attys To Get $555M Payday After BP Settlements
• Flint Residents Clear Hurdle In Water Crisis Suit
• Climate Change Projections Gain Credence As ESA Metric
• Mining Co. Can Challenge Superfund Cleanup Deal
• Shipper To Pay $20M For Miss. Oil Spill Cleanup
• DOE Docs Crucial In Fisker Investor Suit, Judge Says
• EPA Sets Strategy For Low-Income, Minority Enviro Justice
• Lieff Cabraser Blasts Small Firm's Fee Ask In Volkswagen MDL
• Philly Drops $2M Site Contamination Claim Against Waste Co.
• GOP Panel Members Slam 'Politics' Behind Waters Of US Rule
• Watchdog Wants Texas AG To Probe Solar Panel Firms
• Ex-NJ Water Agency Contractor Dodges Prison For Tax Fraud
• Feds To Auction Over 79K Acres Offshore For Wind Energy
• SunEdison Creditors Say They're Being Kept In The Dark
• Northern Arapaho Want BIA To Leave Its Tribal Court Alone
• Nuclear Agency Urged To Scrap Texas Waste Project
• Monsanto Can't Escape Spokane River Contamination Suit
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 5
• A Solution To The Long War Over Boston's Long Wharf
• Texas Enviros To Appeal Loss Of Bid To Block Road Projects
• Oil Co. Wants CWA Offenses Kept Out Of Well-Plugging Trial
• Mitsubishi Deal Over Truck Engine Troubles Gets Judge's Nod
• Consumer Rights Group Calls Chamber 'Prodigious Litigator'
• Blankenship Says Faulty Jury Instructions Led To Conviction
• Gore Supports Standing Rock's Dakota Access Protest
• Conservation Groups Threaten Suit Over Ohio Wind Turbine
• Eastman Reaches Deal In W.Va. Chemical Spill Fight
• EPA To Furnish $63M For Southwest Tribes' Enviro Work
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Revive Claims Drilling Damaged Well
• PwC Must Cough Up Docs In NY AG Exxon Climate Probe
• Philly Urges Judge To Award $2M Over Site Contamination
• Mich. House Dems Want DOJ Probe Of Flint Lawsuit Block
• Appvion Affiliate Needed In Fox River Suit, Judge Told
• Developer, Tribe Defend BIA Approval Of Wind Farm Lease
• State Urges NJ Justices To Ditch Lead Cleanup Suit
• Calif. Tribe Wants Documents From Plant Inspection
• Setting A Standard For Additional Enviro Review In Calif.
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 4
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rethink Hovercraft Ban On Non-Fed. Land
• Colo. Urges High Court Not To Hear NM Gold King Suit
• BNSF Must Face Enviros' Coal Pollution Claims, Judge Says
• Tribes Slam BIA For Switching Stance On Irrigation Project
• Pa. DEP Official Defends Fracking Rules From Injunction Bid
• Marathon Oil Beats Detroit Refinery Pollution Suit
• Zero-Emission High-Speed Ferry Feasible In SF, Report Says
• Wendy's Bun Maker Strikes Deal Over EPA Violations
• EPA Chief Misled Reps. In Herbicide Hearing: Science Chair
• DC Circ.'s Clean Power Plan Hearing: Key Points
• 3M Among Cos. Sued Over Water Contamination
• NJ Water Agency Contractor Gets Prison In Kickback Scheme
• DuPont Challenges Claims Ahead Of Cancer Trial In C8 MDL
• 10th Circ. Axes Bid To Block $120M NM Bus Plan
• Calif. Tribe Can Develop Own Water Quality Standards: EPA
• Coal Groups Blast EPA New Plant Rule In DC Circ.
• Enviros Blast DOE Approval Of Cove Point LNG Exports
• Volkswagen's $14.7B Emissions Deal Approved By Judge
• 3 Key Coal Ash Events To Watch By Year's End
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 3
• Vt.'s VW Diesel Emissions Suit Moved To Calif. MDL
• Bridging The Gap Between Outside And Inside Counsel
• 8th Circ. Finds Chemical Spill Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Sierra Club, Others Seek Speedy Appeal Of Pipeline Challenge
• Exxon Rips NY AG's Climate Probe As Politically Motivated
• Greens Sue DOI To Inspect Va. Coal Mine
• Tribe Fights Teck's 9th Circ. Bid To Dodge $8M Judgment
• Would-Be Amicus Slams Maine's Challenge To Extra Time Bid
• EPA Releases Final Housatonic PCB Cleanup Plan For GE
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Drinking Water Radiation Guidelines
• 9th Circ. Backs Climate Predictions In Seal Listing Appeal
• EPA Methane Rule Foes Want To Split Up Court Fight
• Tape Leak Puts Spotlight On Fla. Solar Measure's Purpose
• Biofuel Exec Loses Bid To Dodge $56M Fraud Conviction
• Renewable Fuels Producers Burned By ID Number Fraud
• Goldcorp Faces Shareholder Suit Over Contaminated Mine
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 2
• What To Know About PHMSA's New Emergency Authority Rule
• So You Want To Be A Partner? You Need A Mentor
• Judge Likely To Pare Dole Unit's Suit Over $146M Cleanup
• Fla. Counties See Track To Quick Win Against Rail Bonds
• Feds, Law Profs Back Oregon In 9th Circ. Mining Appeal
• Maine Slams Would-Be Amicus In Tribe's River Rights Row
• DOI Backs Tribal-Federal Collaboration On Land Management
• Atty Says SEC Brought Fraud Suit To 'Ruin His Life'
• EPA Says DC Circ. Shouldn't Scrap Sewage Rules Nationwide
• Greens Challenge $1.8B Wash. Methanol Refinery Review
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Act On $971M Pipeline Block Plea
• San Diegans To High Court: $1.3B Project Needs Terror Review
• BHP Billiton Workers Accused Of Homicide In Brazil Disaster
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Enviro Law Ruling For Casino Foes
• 'Production Sharing Agreement' Wells: Pros And Cons
• Exxon Using Mass. AG Climate Row To Duck NY, Judge Told
• EPA Issues New Oil And Gas Ozone Emission Guidelines
• Enviros Challenge Pa. County Air Pollution Permitting
• Judicial Political Recusal Row Nixed On Immunity Grounds
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 1
• Definition Of 'Disposal' Limits CERCLA's Applicability
• Enviros Want In On BLM Oil & Gas Lease Auction Suit
• PE Halifax Group Affiliate In Del. Ch. 7 Over $65M Debt
• Evanston Wants Redo In Sewage Injury Coverage Suit
• NY Nuke Fight Puts Spotlight On High Court Subsidy Ruling
• EPA Should Have Warned Flint Earlier, Watchdog Says
• Tribe Can File Own Complaint In Dakota Access Challenge
• Feds Say Insurer Owes Coverage For Naval Shipyard Cleanup
• Trial Pros' Secret To Courtroom Success
• Shoshone Official Calls Contract Ruling A 'Blow' To Arapahos
• DOI Expands NM Land Review Over Oil, Gas Concerns
• Hardware Seller Fights To End Clean Air Act Suit
• Don't Ditch Deepwater Evidence Yet, La. Parish Says
• Pa. Senate Approves Exhaustive Environmental Rule Review
• Tackling The Regulation Of Global Airplane GHG Emissions
• Private Equity Flows To Oil And Gas As Prices Stay Low
• Energy Coalition Sues NY Over Nuclear Plant Subsidies
• 8th Circ. Remands Tribes' Suit Over Paradigm Pipelines
• Enviros Slam FWS About-Face On Pacific Fisher ESA Listing
• ExxonMobil Climate Order Bolsters Sanctions Bid, Group Says
• Enviros Lose Bid To Block $500M Austin Highway Projects
• Banks Exaggerated Costs In Dropped FCA Suit, Judge Rules
• Feds, Penobscots Ask 1st Circ. To Extend Tribe's River Rights
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Senate Staffer In DC
• Rep. Blasts DOI Support For Klamath Dam Removal Project
• Calif. Tribe Files Complaint In Feds' CAA Suit Against Plant
• Preparing For Changes To Federal Appellate Rules
• Syngenta Says Kansas Class Can't Join Trial In GMO MDL
• EPA Rejects GE Opposition To Housatonic PCB Cleanup
• EPA Can't Give Philly Area A Break On Ozone Limits, Del. Says
• Ag, Biofuel Groups Blast EPA Aircraft GHG Emissions Rule
• Facts Lacking In Bird Flu Coverage Row, Insurer Says
• Grazing Trespass Case Won't Move To Supreme Court
• Car Seat Co.'s Ex-Owner Slams Claim To $60M Enviro Fund
• Calif. High Court Throws Wrench In Cooperative Federalism
• Flint Schools Sued Over Lead Water's Effect On Kids
• Enviros Sue Norway Over Arctic Oil Licenses
• Judge 'Strongly Inclined' To OK $10B VW Diesel Deal
• DuPont To Face Ten C8 Trials In 90 Days
• PennEast Decries NJ Agency's Critique Of Pipeline Plan
• 3 Takeaways From Global Deal To End Use Of HFCs
• FEMA To Revise High-Risk Flood Maps After NYC Appeal
• BIA Needs Both Wyo. Tribes' OK For Joint Contracts: Judge
• Tribes Blast Attempt To Discuss Changes To Fishing Plan
• GAO Report Sets Stage For Long Fight Over Train Brake Rule
• Coal Co.'s Win Won't Diminish EPA's Regulatory Clout
• DOI Urges FERC To Approve Klamath River Dam Removal
• Abeinsa Gets Nod For Restructuring Deal With Parent Co.
• Nuke Plant Risks Must Block $971M Pipeline, Enviros Say
• Mining Co. Wants Out Of Navajo Nation's Gold King Suit
• FWS Pushes To Shut Down Enviros' Coastal Marten ESA Suit
• EU Prepares To Tackle Bloated Fishing Subsidies At WTO
• 3M Hit With New Pa. Navy Base Contamination Suit
• Feds' Tribal Talks May Yield Clarity For Wary Energy Cos.
• EPA Pulls Rule Tweaking Small Biz Program After Backlash
• Feds Say Lower Court Botched Seal's Endangered Status
• Taking Advantage Of DOE Efficiency And Solar Tech Funding
• Funding And P3s For Water Infrastructure Projects: Part 2
• Rainmaker Q&A: Nossaman's Kevin Sheys
• Enviros Won't Oppose Navajo Co.'s Intervention In Mine Suit
• Law Firm Can't Appeal $7.8M Settlement Enforcement Denial
• Tenn. Residents Want Class Cert. In Train Derailment Row
• Wolverines Getting Eyed Again For Threatened Status
• Insurer Says It Doesn't Have To Cover $50M Pollution Award
• Enviros Seek Rehearing Of 9th Circ. Biomass Plant Suit
• Trade Court Seeks More Light On Chinese Solar Panel Duties
• DC Circ. Pauses Challenge To EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• EPA Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Water Intake Rule
• 5th Circ. Affirms Chartis Win In $30M Tesoro Cleanup Battle
• EPA, Enviros Agree On Timeline To Set Perchlorate Limits
• GOP Sens. Decry Lack Of Charges Over Gold King Spill
• Regulator Wrongly Backed Out Of Enviro Deal, NJ Court Told
• Oregon Asks 9th Circ. To Uphold Salmon-Saving Mining Regs
• Nations Reach Global Deal To Slash Use Of HFCs
• EPA Ordered To Examine Air Regs' Impact On Coal Jobs
• Funding And P3s For Water Infrastructure Projects: Part 1
• Pot Zoning Rule Needs No Enviro Review, Calif. Court Says
• Exxon Wants To Add NY AG To Climate Subpoena Suit
• OPINION: 3rd-Party Litigation Funding Needs Transparency
• USFS Shooting Range OK Didn't Flout Enviro Law, Judge Says
• Citgo Asks 5th Circ. To Downsize $81M Oil Spill Fine
• NJ Panel Reverses State's Win In Farmland Preservation Row
• Pfizer Unit To Pay Feds Extra $230K For NJ Pollution
• NY Nuclear Plant Gets $34M For Feds' Contract Breach
• Enviros Defend Alaska Hovercraft Ban
• Marcellus Shale Coalition Challenges Pa. Fracking Rules
• States, Industry Ask DC Circ. To Kill New Plant CO2 Rule
• India Blasts WTO's Ruling Against Solar Programs
• Offshore Wind Co. Awarded $21M In Canadian NAFTA Dispute
• 5 Tips For Forming A Tribal Electric Utility
• Mass. AG, Exxon Will Trade Evidence In Climate Fight
• High Court Won't Hear Widow's Cancer Suit Against Gas Cos.
• Sens. Urge Obama To Block Dakota Access Pipeline Now
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Curb EPA's New Highway Guidance
• Vizio Slapped With Class Action Over Energy-Efficient TVs
• EPA Dinged For Approving Oregon Heat Pollution Limits
• Charles Schwab Son's Fund Can't Shake $25M RE Fraud Suit
• Enviro Groups Call Report On $1B Warriors Arena Inadequate
• Calif. Rep. Urges FERC To Approve Klamath Dam Removal
• Solaria Objects To SunEdison Sale Over Prototype
• Eastman Ducks TSCA Claims In W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Okla. Residents Can't Stop $450M Wind Farm From Blowing
• Ga. And SC Are Newest Battlegrounds For Eminent Domain
• Few Happy With FirstEnergy Ohio Subsidy Plan Revision
• DOJ Shows 'Hypocrisy' After No Gold King Charges, Reps Say
• Rainmaker Q&A: Podhurst Orseck's Peter Prieto
• 4 Texas Oil Cos. To Pay $3.5M For Clean Air Act Violations
• San Diego Port Brings PCB Contamination Suit Against Feds
• Staying On Water Rights Suit, Judge Axes Project Challenge
• ChargePoint Fears VW Deal May Hurt Zero-Emissions Market
• Enviros Say EPA Blew Deadline For Final Perchlorate Limits
• Duane Morris Adds Ex-Sidley Partner, Ex-Brandywine GC
• Texas AG Says Brownsville's Plastic Bag Fee Is Unlawful Tax
• Biofuel Producers Cop To $60M Green Fuels Program Fraud
• Bush-Era EPA, DOT Officials Blast Trump's Candidacy
• Tribe Continues Push To Block New Fla. Water Quality Rule
• Pa. GOP Senators Ask To Join Del. River Fracking Suit
• Enviros Press Bid To Block $500M Austin Highway Projects
• Justices Put Up Road Block In Fight Over $3B Ind. Highway
• Wash. Tribes Ask 9th Circ. To Uphold Fishing Rights Ruling
• Industry, Enviros Blast EPA Ozone Rule Challenges In DC Circ.
• Outgoing Navy Secretary Touts Direction Of Built-Up Fleet
• Interior Objects To Samson Ch. 11 Sales Over $137M Claim
• Extraction Oil & Gas Tops 3 IPOs Totaling $700M
• Auto Port Logistics Giant Sues To Ditch Polluted Facility
• Abraham Fruchter Beats Labaton To Lead VW Diesel Action
• SEC Spotlights Undrilled Reserves And Resource Estimates
• EPA Fast-Tracks 5 Bioaccumulative, Toxic Chems For Review
• Insurer Tells 1st Circ. Gov't Is On Hook For $2.8M Oil Spill
• FERC Urged To Nix Exelon's $110M NY Nuke Plant Buy
• The Art Of Silence At Trial
• Wis. DOT Asks 7th Circ. To OK $140M Highway Project
• 9th Circ. Stays Firm On Cross-Border Pollution Ruling
• Apache, W&T Offshore Abandonment Pact Found Ambiguous
• Paradigm Pipeline Appeal Remains Urgent, Tribes Tell 8th Circ.
• Tribe, Enviros Say DOI Rightly Canceled Mont. Oil Lease
• BLM Not Bound To Rein In Wild Horse Herds, 10th Circ. Says
• DOE Rule Simplifies Interstate Power Transmission Siting
• Marathon Petroleum Says BP Owes It For Texas Refinery Fixes
• DuPont Wants To Split 1st Trial After C8 Chemical Bellwethers
• DC Circ. Rejects Tribe's Bid To Block Dakota Pipeline
• VW Looks To Bring Vermont Emissions Case To Calif. MDL
• High Court Won't Re-Evaluate Green Sturgeon Habitat Ruling
• Glencore Slams Lockheed's Bid To Nix Cleanup Suit Defenses
• Gov't Presses Porsche Tampering Claim In Emissions Suit
• Wash., Timber Co. Reach $60M Deal In Oso Landslide Suit
• GE Drops $1.65B To Bring Wind Turbine Maker In-House
• 4 Takeaways From The Global Pact To Cut Airplane Emissions
• 4 Firms To Steer IPOs Totaling $1B Amid Energy Rebound
• Despite Progress, Big Obstacles Still Loom For Paris Deal
• Paper Co. Blasts Bid To Add Party To Wis. Superfund Row
• API Looks To Pause Suit Over EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• Supreme Court Urged To Review EPA Water Rule Jurisdiction
• Feds, Sierra Club Urge 10th Circ. To Reinstate Fracking Rules
• 8th Circ. Won't Toss Judge For Government's PCB Retrial
• Block Of $971M Pipeline Project Unwarranted, FERC Says
• Citizen Group Says Romania Mine Row Should Be More Public
• DuPont Must Share Docs, Ducks Sanctions In Pollution MDL
• Exxon Accused Of Using Tax-Exempt Group To Lobby
• EPA Agrees To Review Gas Emissions Standards To End Suit
• Rancher Wants Roadwork Suits Against Feds, Tribe Combined
• A Battle Over The Business Of Rooftop Solar
• EPA, Chem Maker Settle Wash. Reservation Air Pollution Row
• Pa. Cases Could Pave Clearer Path For Local Fracking Laws
• New York State's Energy Marketplace Heading Into 2016 Q4
• Coal Mining Co. Loses 11th Circ. Challenge To Safety Order
• SPower Gains $786M In Funding For 9 Solar Projects
• New Pa. Fracking Regs To Finally Take Effect
• 3 Milestones To Look For As GE Hudson Cleanup Winds Down
• Standing Rock Stirring Cross-Border Pipeline Resistance
• Monsanto Trims But Can't Escape NY Roundup Cancer Suit
• DOI Won't Halt Mont. Coal Mine Project For Climate Impacts
• Judge Won't Defer To IRS Ruling In $300M Sunoco Row
• Daimler Trucks Pays $28.5M To Settle Engine Pollution Suit
• Feds Owe $13.8M To Entergy In Nuclear Waste Suit
• First Global Agreement To Cut Aviation Emissions Reached
• DOD, EPA Propose More Discharge Rules For Military Ships
• States Say EPA Ignored Plea To Limit Cross-State Pollution
• Feds Blast Tribe's Suit Over Water Project's Impact On Salmon
• Rainmaker Q&A: Quinn Emanuel's Juan Morillo
• Coming Soon: The 3-D (And 4-D) Brief
• EPA Fights Co.'s Bid For Quick Ruling In Gold King Suit
• Advocates Push For Halt To BLM Horse Removal
• Harvard Beats Students' Challenge To Fossil Fuel Investments
• Pipeline Fights May Determine Scope Of Climate Reviews
• No New Trial In Int'l Paper Texas River Pollution Scuffle
• Drilling-Related Methane Emissions Underestimated: NOAA
• USDA Makes Deal to Stop Killing Nevada Predators
• EPA Sets The Stage For Expanded GHG Regulations
• Group Blasts FAA For Allowing Allegiant At NJ Airport
• Tribes Say Fed. Energy Development Oversight Unneeded
• The VW Emissions Scandal A Year Later
• Sherwin Can't Abandon Toxic Red Mud Beds, Texas Says
• New Pa. Justices Go Green In 2nd Rollback Of Drilling Laws
• Pa., NY Want Volkswagen Diesel Suits Back In State Court
• Seagate, Solyndra Trusts Get OK For $17M Ch. 11 Deal
• Auto Parts Supplier Says $60M Enviro Fund Suit Is Flawed
• PHMSA Finalizes Rule Expanding Emergency Authority
• Wash. State AG Fires Lawyer Involved In Evidence Deletion
• Occidental To Pay $165M In NJ Passaic River Cleanup
• DC Circ. Seems Skeptical Of Sioux Push To Block Pipeline
• Monsanto Plans $280M for PCB Personal Injury Settlements
• The 'Tough Noogies' Doctrine: Rights But No Remedies
• Citing Cheap Gas, PSEG Shutters 2 NJ Coal Plants
• Ex-Georgia DOT Worker Gets Prison Time For Taking Bribes
• SimuSolar Tries US Crowdfunding To Finance Africa Projects
• Enviros Get Corps Memo Added To Water Rule Appeal
• Biodiesel Co. Settles Fuel Standard Violations For $6M
• SunEdison Spinoff Challenges Proposed Solar Biz Sale
• Enviros Blast Navajo Co.'s Bid To Join And Nix Mine Suit
• EU Vote Catapults Climate Agreement Toward Taking Effect
• Pipeline Co. Slams Class Cert. Bid In Calif. Spill Suit
• Monsanto Roundup Cancer Suits Centralized In Calif.
• BP Says Investors Must Follow $175M Deal's Opt-Out Rules
• Solar Co. Tweaks $150M IPO Plan, Mammoth Sets Terms
• Environmentalists Urge Obama Not To Expand Gulf Drilling
• DOI Says It Had Power To Nix Controversial Mont. Oil Lease
• Covington Won't Advise Witnesses In Coal Ash Suit
• Individual Issues Predominate In Toxic Tort Class Actions
• Rainmaker Q&A: Archer & Greiner's Phil Cha
• Alaska LNG Project Should Consider Climate, EPA Tells FERC
• Tribes Say Challenge To Paradigm Pipelines Still Alive
• Insurer Seeks 9th Circ. Rehearing In Tesoro Spill Suit
• Trudeau Outlines Carbon Tax For Canada
• US Calls For Swift Enforcement Of Recent WTO Wins
• Enviros Slam DOT Bid To Duck Suit Over Spill Response Plans
• Tribes Assert Separate Rights To Oppose Dakota Pipeline
• Ag Industry, EPA Push Back In Fight Over Pesticide Regs
• 8th Circ. Denies FWS Scientist Immunity In Harassment Suit
• Exxon Fights Pipeline Regulator's $2.6M Fine At 5th Circ.
• BP Spills 700 Barrels Of Oil In North Sea
• Pepsi Bottler, Conrail Hit With Stormwater Runoff Suit In NJ
• Enviros, Tribe Urge Rejection Of Wash. Oil Terminal Expansion
• Colorado Gives Thumbs-Up To $1.1B Wind Energy Project
• Ceja Moves To Beat Suit Over Oil, Gas Lease On Tribe's Land
• Clean Power Plan Finally Has Its Day In Court — Now What?