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Environmental - January, 2017

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• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• 7th Circ. Dismisses Discovery Appeal Over Superfund Site
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• Oil Shipping Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Review of $20M Spill Case
• Tepco, GE Urge 9th Circ. To Toss Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit
• States Make Final Push To Remand VW Diesel Cases
• DOE Tells DC Circ. LNG Export Approvals Were Sound
• Republicans Move To Block Obama Stream, Methane Rules
• Flint Residents File $772M Suit Saying EPA Ignored Lead
• Wind Power In Texas: Not Just Hot Air
• Trump's Interior, Energy Noms Coast To Final Senate Vote
• EPA Chief Says Grants Back On Track After Trump Review
• Trump Order Prompts Judge To Halt Keystone Denial Suit
• Trump's Order On New Regulations Tightens Reins On EPA
• Calif. County Challenges BIA Over 1,400 Trust Acres For Tribe
• Hilcorp Can't Beat La. Fishermen's Clean Water Act Claims
• Chem Case Belongs In Indiana State Court, Homeowners Say
• Sive Paget & Riesel Announces New Principal In New York
• Trump Will Exit Paris Climate Deal, Ex-Transition Aide Says
• Enviros Fight Sanctions Bid In Barge Facility Suit
• Monsanto Says Port Of Portland's PCB Suit Is Time-Barred
• Calif. Tribe Wins Bid To Revise Geothermal Lease Ruling
• VA Search For Tainted-Water Docs Inadequate, Vets Say
• Clean Energy Developers Fret Over Trump Tax Reform Talk
• A Look At New EPA Composite Wood Formaldehyde Limits
• No Proof NY Nuke Plant Subsidies Flout Feds, State Says
• Sioux Tribe Fears Trump Memo Dooms Dakota Pipeline Fight
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• Tillerson Won't Have To Testify In Kids' Climate Suit
• Calif. Forges Ahead With Sweeping Climate Change Regs
• Trump Signs 'One In, Two Out' Order On Rulemaking
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• Chevron Loses Bid To Make PacifiCorp Pay $3M For Utah Spill
• Flush With Cash, Enviro Groups Gird For War With Trump
• Laguna Beach Slams FAA Review Of New SoCal Flight Paths
• States Battle Over Review Of Clean Power Plan In DC Circ.
• Idaho Tribe, Feds Reach Deal To Block 'Megaload' Shipments
• Tahoe Faces Canada Suit Over Alleged Abuses In Guatemala
• Aussie Court Rejects Appeal Over Solar Panel Claim Row
• Casino, Foes Spar Over Jurisdiction As Judgment Looms
• Chairman's Hasty Exit Threatens To Cripple FERC
• EPA Air Rule Vital For Health, Thoracic Society Tells DC Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Northrop's Cleanup Coverage Bid
• Strata Energy Defends Wyoming Mine Project At DC Circ.
• SunEdison Gets OK For $15M Asset Sale To Mitsui Unit
• Regulating Unprotected Texas Groundwater: The Final Frontier
• Corps Gets More Time To Prep New Leaders On Pipeline Row
• TransCanada Reapplies For Keystone Cross-Border Permit
• Deal Leads To Retiring Of Coal Field Rights In Alaska
• EPA Rights Office Finds Mich. Discriminated Against Blacks
• Enviros Say Global Running NY Fuel Terminal Without Permit
• Minn., Okla. Look To Move VW Suits Back Home
• Carper Slams Pruitt's Post-Hearing Answers As Inadequate
• NM Sen. Wants Answers On Freeze Of EPA Grants, Contracts
• Monsanto Fights To End Calif. Cities' PCBs Nuisance Row
• VW's Diesel Emissions Guilty Plea Expected In February
• Murray Wants $3M In Fees From EPA After Coal Jobs Win
• Tribe, Enviros Say Navy's Ship Cleaning Is Polluting Inlet
• VW Compliance Head To Depart Due To 'Differences'
• Understanding Trump Pipeline Memo On US-Sourced Materials
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• 9th Circ. Kills Emergency Request To Halt LA Subway Contract
• Late Innings: Top Enviro Decisions From Final Days Of 2016
• Exxon's Bid To Limit $34M Of MTBE Damages Attacked
• LA Says Taxpayers Lose If Court Halts Subway Contract
• Fla. Senate Panel Mulls $2.4B Everglades Water Storage Plan
• Sedgwick Partners To Open Litigation Firm Tanenbaum Keale
• Trump Memo To Get Hearing In Dakota Pipeline Suit
• ND Gov. Chimes In On Trump's Dakota Access Pipeline Action
• Cancer Survivor Rebuts DuPont's Bid To Split Up Teflon Trial
• India Seeks WTO Arbitration Over US Green Energy Subsidies
• 6th Circ. Urged To Revive Marathon Refinery Pollution Suit
• SEC Moves Forward With Suit Against Ex-Navistar CEO
• Latham Watkins Snags 5 Obama Energy, Enviro Officials
• 6th Circ. Pauses Water Rule Case During High Court Review
• Tillerson Would Review US Role In Global Climate Deals
• Pipeline Co. Says NY Is Wrong About Permit Deadline
• Georgetown Groups Ask DC Circ. To Nix New Flight Paths
• Federal Whistleblower Protections May Face Greatest Test Yet
• Corps Fails Again To Exert CWA Jurisdiction In Minn. Wetland
• Pa. Court Bars Consol From Mining For Coal In State Park
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Fracking FCA Ruling
• Why New 'CalEnviroScreen' Won't Work For CEQA Analysis
• Calif. Gov Vows To Protect Climate, Immigrants In Address
• South Jersey Gas, Critics Clash In Pipeline Hearing
• Fla. Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Ban Fracking
• Nikki Haley Confirmed As Trump's Pick For UN Ambassador
• Coal Cos., States Urge DC Circ. To Nix New-Plant Carbon Cap
• Okla. Federal Judge Says Environmentalism Isn't A Religion
• Ex-Dentons Energy Pro Jumps To Reed Smith
• SunEdison Yieldco Wants $231M Row In Bankruptcy Court
• EPA Yanks Pending Regs After White House Calls For Freeze
• SolarWorld Blasts Atty Fees In 6th Circ. Contract Row
• Dakota Access Protesters Say Police Still Using Illegal Force
• Enviros Defend EPA Heavy-Duty Truck Rule At DC Circ.
• RICO Allegations By Logger Can't Stand, Greenpeace Says
• Trump Invited To Address Congress In February
• Utilities, Coal Co. Want To Back EPA In Air Pollution Row
• 12 Enviro Groups Ask To Join Coal Mining Stream Rules Suit
• Monsanto Product Could Cause 'Superweeds,' Enviros Say
• Waters Of US Opponents Ask 6th Circ. To Wait For High Court
• US Land Buyers Sue To Revive Arbitration Vs. Costa Rica
• Trump Takes Action On Keystone, Dakota Access Pipelines
• Fla. Claims Conflict In Reversal Of Utility's Nuke Plans
• Spokesman Indicates Trump Backs Keystone, Dakota Lines
• 9th Circ. Asked To Block $1.4B LA Metro Contract
• Calif. Senate Signs Off On Becerra As Golden State Top Cop
• Tribe Loses Bid To Revive Challenge To Rival's Casino Plans
• Ameren Coal Plant Upgrades Violated CAA Permit, Judge Says
• Ind. Blasts Peabody's Ch. 11 Statement Over Bond Details
• Volkswagen's $1.6B Dealership Settlement Gets Final OK
• TerraForm Yieldcos Enter Exclusivity Deals With Brookfield
• Enviro Group Lobs $39M CWA Suit Against APM Terminals
• $5M Settles Nuke Site Cleanup Wage Fraud Claims
• Punitive Awards Test DuPont's Plan To Shed Cancer Liabilities
• Ex-Girardi Client Fights Lockheed Fraud Case Dismissal
• House OKs Federal Energy, Nuclear Power Rule Changes
• Chevron Canada Shielded From $9B Ecuador Pollution Award
• 4 Plead Guilty To Utah Dinosaur Bone Snatching
• Obama's EPA Leadership Is Out, Acting Heads Step In
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds Environmental Partner In Cleveland
• Dakota Access Asks To Finish Pipeline Despite Politics
• Tossing EPA Haze Rule Is Only Option, 5th Circ. Told
• Daimler Looks To Put Brakes On US Emissions Fraud Claims
• Everything To Know About EPA's Final Nanoscale Rule
• Feds Order Inspection Of Disputed Alaska Mining Permits
• Texas Justices To Hear Town's Suit Against Gas Cos.
• Enviro Groups Seek Atty Fees In Ill. Tollway Suit
• Calif., Oil Cos. Get Pollution Conspiracy Suit Nixed
• Mesa Says Windstream Award Backs Its Energy Case
• Fiat Chrysler Investors Sue Over Emissions, Recall Missteps
• Calif. Eyes 2030 With Broad Greenhouse Gas Cut Plan
• FirstEnergy Unloads 4 Pa. Plants In Nearly $1B Deal
• EPA, Enviros Reach Deadline Agreement On Ozone Plans
• Politics Put Pa. Methane Reduction Efforts On Thin Ice
• US Tells 5th Circ. Citgo's $81M Spill Fine Should Stick
• Feds Strengthen Rules For Reporting Pipeline Accidents
• Exxon Mobil Gets Part Of La. Chemical Plant Suit Tossed
• Pa. GOP Sens. Back Landowner In Fracking Ban Suit
• EPA Announces Settlement Over Hawaii Molasses Spill
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• 'Take-Home' Asbestos Means A Duty Of Care In California
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Monsanto Can't Keep Ex-Atty Out Of Syngenta MDL
• Calif. Tribes Press To Block Feds' Control Of Water Project
• DC Circ. Tosses, Remands Standing Rock's Injunction Appeal
• 'Downwind' States Defend Cross-State Air Pollution Regs
• Tauber Oil Co. Settles EPA Allegations For $700K
• Road-Fixing But No Gold-Digging, Judge Tells Mining Co.
• Stone Pigman Comes To Houston, Adds 5 Cogan Energy Attys
• Texas Court Says Injection Well Suits Can Be Heard Statewide
• Pa. DEP Won't Change Rules For Drilling Through Coal Mines
• Magellan Pipeline Agrees To $18M Settlement For Oil Spills
• Travelers Can't Escape NJ Pollution Cleanup Coverage Battle
• Enviros, Bureau of Reclamation Settle Dam Pollution Suit
• $5B Wyo. Wind Farm Gets Thumbs Up From Interior Dept.
• Brazilian Mining Co. Has Plan To Settle $47.5B Dam Claim
• EPA Stands Firm On 2016 Biofuel Volume Obligations
• Report On Trump's Planned DOE Cuts Takes Perry By Surprise
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• Calif. Leads In Executing Clean Car Tech, Study Says
• A Look At The Next 4 Years In Indian Affairs
• EPA Defends Mercury Cost Analysis At DC Circ.
• 4th Circ. Backs Ex-Massey CEO's Conspiracy Conviction
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Squire Patton Boggs
• Tribal Group Asks 9th Circ. To Undo Gov't Highway Win
• Trump's EPA: Be Careful What You Wish For
• Exxon, Quanta Settle Long-Running NY Cleanup Suit
• Trump EPA Pick Won't Vow To Recuse Himself In Agency Suits
• NY Says Bid To Force Pipeline Decision Is Uncalled For
• NCR, Feds Strike $200M Deal To End Wis. Superfund Claims
• Trenk DiPasquale Can't Escape Suit From NJ Water Agency
• EPA Reaches $600M Mine Fix Deal With Freeport-McMoran
• Army Gets OK For Enviro Review Of Dakota Access Pipeline
• Wood Chipper Co. Pays $3M To Satisfy EPA's Emissions Beef
• The Trump Administration And Nuclear Energy
• Gov. Haley Pushes For Stronger US Role, Reforms At UN
• 13 States Sue To Stop Coal Mining Stream Protection Rules
• Enviros Take Bid To Join BLM Auction Fight To 10th Circ.
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Nossaman
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• 2nd Circ. Restores EPA's Water Transfer Exemption Rule
• Enviros Urge Justices To Pass On Polar Bear Habitat Appeal
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Hunton & Williams
• Texas City Agrees To Overhaul Sewer System To End EPA Suit
• Holland & Hart Adds Alaska Office To Boost Enviro Practice
• Trump's Interior Pick Says Climate Change 'Undisputable'
• Judge Grants Stay In BLM Utah Land Row
• Acquisition Council Issues Proposed Sustainability Rule
• Pipeline Co. Investors Sue Over $257M-Plus Calif. Spill
• ComEd Can't Escape Pollution Suit Over Shuttered Plant
• Tribal Treaty Rights And Public Interest: Showdown In ND
• EPA Wants To Revise Haze Rules Over Texas' Objection
• Dakota Access Urges Judge To Halt New Enviro Review
• 9th Circ. Won't Halt Ariz. Highway Project Near Tribal Land
• Australian Solar Co., US Agent Can't Dodge $1.3M Award
• EPA Says It Can't Pay For Gold King Mine Spill Claims
• BLM Venting Rules Take Effect As Court Case Continues
• Fla. Counties Fight Dismissal Bid In Rail Bond Challenge
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Evidence Substantiation Burden May Soon Shift To FTC
• In Congress: More Confirmation Hearings
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Beveridge & Diamond
• EPA Agrees To Update Air Pollution Standards To End Suit
• RFS Targets Impossible In 'Real World,' Fuel Groups Say
• Feds, Pepco Come To $1.6M Deal On River Pollution
• DuPont Can't Ax Cancer Causation Claim On Eve Of C8 Trial
• Feds Urge 6th Circ. To Shut Down Clean Water Rule Foes
• EPA Proposes Risk-Based Chemical Evaluation System
• Energy-Related Confirmation Hearings: What To Watch For
• DOT Approves Safety Rules For Hazardous Liquid Pipelines
• 4 Ex-NJ Govs Urge Pinelands Board To Reject Pipeline
• In Quick Move, EPA Sets Fuel Standards Before Inauguration
• Fiat Chrysler Faces Consumer Suit Over Emission Software
• Attys Seek $150M In $375M Dow, Boeing Nuke Pollution Deal
• Pa. Frack Spill Ruling Could Dent DEP's Negotiating Power
• EPA's New Risk Management Rule Is Here ... For Now
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• 5 NJ Enviro Developments Attys Need To Know For 2017
• Ex-Drinker Biddle Atty Suspended For Overbilling Maxus
• EPA Denies Bids To Reconsider Or Stay Clean Power Plan
• High Court To Review 6th Circ.'s Water Rule Jurisdiction
• Chem Co. To Pay $1.4M Fine Over Hazardous Waste Handling
• More Info Needed In Bird Flu Coverage Row
• Beverly Hills School District Can't Derail $1.4B Subway Deal
• NJ Water Agency Seeks Sanctions For Atty Over Dismissal Bid
• VW Exec Will Be Detained, Sent To Face Charges In Mich.
• Noble Asks Texas Justices To Nix $63M Conoco Indemnity
• Court Orders EPA To Create Jobs Analysis For Coal Industry
• Navajos Say Contractor Can't Escape Gold King Spill Suit
• Tribes Can't Wrest Control Of Water Project, Feds Say
• Lamorak Tells 2nd Circ. Policy Must Be Read As Written
• Calif. Bracing For Potential EPA, Clean Water Act Changes
• EPA Finalizes Nanoscale Chemical Reporting Requirements
• Green Groups Fight Route For Fla. Bridge In 11th Circ.
• Oil Terminal Projects Can't Duck Wash. Ocean Law, Court Says
• Enviros, Chicago Settle Pollution Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Greek Shippers To Shell Out $2.7M For Ocean Pollution
• EPA Moves To Ban Trichloroethylene In Vapor Degreasing
• Energy Pick Perry Cuts Ties With Dakota Access Companies
• Battery Maker Wants Court, Not DOE, To Rule On Loan Denial
• Enviros Claim Ga. Let Coal Plant Pollution Permits Lapse
• BC Greenlights Kinder Morgan Canadian Pipeline Project
• EPA Says Fiat Chrysler Used Illegal Engine Emission Software
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Mass. Court Won't Quash AG's Exxon Climate Change Probe
• ND Landowners Accuse Dakota Access Of Fraud Over Pipeline
• House Passes Bill Ending Chevron Deference
• BLM Floats Plan To Reform Federal Coal Program
• LA Housing Agency Settles Steel Mill Pollution Suit
• EQT Production Beats Proposed Penalty In Gas Well Leak Suit
• Enviro Committee To Grill EPA Pick Pruitt Next Wednesday
• Enviro Groups Demand Wash. Limit Dredge Mining For Gold
• 6 VW Executives Indicted Over Emissions Scandal
• Enviros Plan Suit Over Copper Mine's Impact On Wolves, Lynx
• Jewell Confident That Many Obama Energy Regs Can Stick
• Fisker Trustee Can't Knock Down Investor Claims
• Kinross Gold Seeks To Dodge Navajo Gold King Lawsuit
• Feds Oppose Tribe's Noncompliance Notice In Pollution Suit
• Tillerson Tries To Draw Hard Line On Russia
• EPA Agrees To Tackle Request To Add NC To Ozone Region
• DOI Cancels Last Oil, Gas Leases In Mont. Sacred Tribal Area
• Brookfield Outlines Handful Of TerraForm Takeover Proposals
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• Los Angeles Wins War For George Lucas' $1B Museum
• Northern States Agrees To $42M Wis. Superfund Cleanup
• Ex-Manager Slams EPA's Bid For Quick Win In Age Bias Case
• BP Investor Attys Seek $24M From $175M Deepwater Deal
• FWS Lists Rusty Patched Bumblebee As Endangered
• Don't Stiff Industry On EPA Chemical Panel, Chamber Says
• 6th Circ. Revives EPA's Emissions Case Against DTE Energy
• Anglers Jumped The Gun On $43M Wind Lease Suit, Feds Say
• Constangy Snags Ex-Reed Smith Partner To Open SF Office
• NM Water Deal Objectors Booted From 10th Circ.
• Sinkhole Insurers Can't Escape Brine Co.'s Claims
• DOT Finalizes Rules To Bolster Highway System Performance
• Chem, Oil, Electricity Sectors Next For EPA Safety Net Rule
• Clearing The Air: Pollution Notification In Florida
• Volkswagen To Pay $4.3B, Plead Guilty In DOJ Emissions Suit
• Bishop Criteria: The Future Of Indian Water Settlements
• Judge Denies Extra Discovery In Fla. Rail Bond Challenge
• Industry Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Revisit Protection Of Seal
• Does The US Constitution Ensure A Future Livable Planet?
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Criminal Suit Accuses VW Execs Of Deceiving Regulators
• Congressman To Try Again With Grand Canyon National Bill
• Criminal Allegations Out Of Line, Moorings Builder Says
• FWS Says Climate Action Needed To Save Polar Bear
• Corps, Standing Rock Say Dakota Access Lacks Permission
• Citgo To Pay $2M Fine For Refinery's CAA Violations
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• An Unwelcome Gift From The IRS On Conservation Easements
• Shell, Others Win $99M For WWII Fuel Production Cleanup
• Tate & Lyle Sues Insurers Over NJ Enviro Cleanup Costs
• NY Nuke Plant Subsidies Flout Feds, Power Coalition Says
• Permit To Dump In Wash. Stream Expired In 1979, Judge Says
• NY AG Says Exxon Playing Games With Climate Suit
• Exxon Seeks To Reverse Blame In Calif. Superfund Cleanup
• NY, Entergy Strike Deal To Close Indian Point Nuke Plant
• Course Corrections For Oil Spill Cleanup Reimbursements
• Holland & Hart Chided For Long Briefs, 'Frivolous' Filing
• Fed. Gov't Nixes Airgun Seismic Survey Permits In Atlantic
• Fla., Ga. Ordered To Try To Settle Water-Use Dispute
• Obama's Fight Against Climate Change Is His Energy Legacy
• Enviros' Bull Trout Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
• Chevron Doctrine Repeal Teed Up For House Vote
• Wis. Tribe Council Votes To Remove Enbridge Pipeline
• Insurer Needn't Cover Chemical Leak That Predates Policy
• Dakota Access Looks To Shake ND Board's Delay Allegations
• EPA Finds Water Quality Back To Pre-Gold King Spill Levels
• EPA Floats Rule On Toxic Chemical Reporting For Gas Plants
• Gov't Greenlights Emissions Fix For Some VW Diesel Cars
• Idaho Loses Protest Over Sage Grouse Habitat Plan
• NY Judge Stays $1B Purolite Suit Against Hitachi, Avantech
• Long-Shot Bill Would Ban West Coast Offshore Drilling
• Norton Rose Litigation Partner Returns From K&L Gates
• New Water Act Is A 'WIIN' For Infrastructure
• OSHA Rule Lowers Limit Of Beryllium Exposure In Workplace
• Gas Co., API Slams Enviros For Opposing LNG Export Project
• The Sky's The Limit For Public-Private Aerial Transit
• TerraForm Power Will Shed UK Solar Plants In $580M Deal
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 2
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• House Passes Bill To Put Rules To Up-Or-Down Vote
• GOP Push To 'Repeal' Chevron Deference May Come Up Short
• Enviros Say Fla. City Illegally Discharges Sewage Into Ocean
• 24 AGs Back Pruitt For Head Of EPA
• Pa. GOP Senators Can't Enter Del. River Fracking Suit
• Port Of Portland Hits Monsanto With PCB Suit
• NY Landowners Want Role Fighting Pipeline Permit At DC Circ.
• Pa. Town Tells 3rd Circ. Groups Can't Challenge Seneca Deal
• Minn. Says ND Can't Reap $1.3M In Emission Law Appeal Fees
• Feds Rubber-Stamped Poor Purple Line Review, Court Told
• Open Internet Group Slams Bill To Nix 'Midnight' Regs
• Mass. Pols Push NRC For Entergy Nuke Plant Safety Meeting
• GOP Targets Stream Protection Rule Over Coal Concerns
• DC Circ. Will Mull EPA Methane Authority Fights En Masse
• Clean Air Council's Building Reg. Suit Nixed By Pa. Court
• Enviros Sue DOT Again Over Enbridge Spill Plan Approval
• Norton Rose Fulbright To Shutter Pittsburgh Office
• Paris Climate Pact Paves Way For Legal Opportunities: Study
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 1
• Tribal Group Doubles Down On Effort To Stop Ariz. Highway
• DuPont Hit With $10.5M Punitive Verdict In Cancer Trial
• DuPont Urges Jury To Forgo Punitives After $2M Verdict
• VW To Face Investors' Suit Over Emissions Scandal In US
• Coal Co. Can't Undo W.Va. CWA Ruling, 4th Circ. Says
• Calif. High Court Hears CEQA Row Over Coastal Project
• 9th Circ. Asked To End Suit Over $3.3B Nuke Plant Charges
• Ariz. Well Owners Look To Nix Tribe's Water Rights Suit
• Food Processing Cos. Dodge Modified Corn Export Suit
• Feds Kill Bid To Divvy Settlements In Wis. Superfund Suit
• FERC Refuses To Halt $156M Pa. Pipeline Widening Project
• EPA Pebble Mine Fight Stayed Pending Possible Resolution
• Holder, Covington To Help Calif. Resist Trump Changes
• VP-Elect Pence Promises Executive Action On Day One
• EPA Will Review Drilling Waste Regs To Settle Enviros' Suit
• NJ Wind Farm Misses Deadline, Shot At $40M In DOE Funding
• $9M Wis. Superfund Settlement Gets Judge's OK
• Builders Can't Skirt Water Permit Regs, Wash. High Court Says
• 2016 Environmental Case Law Highlights: Part 3
• Avoiding Wetland Liability Isn't Always Cut And Dried
• Yellowstone Dam Faces Likely Challenge Over Fish Worries
• 10th Circ. Revives Asarco's Mine Cleanup Suit
• GOP Rep. Goodlatte Proposes Repeal Of Chevron Doctrine
• S. Korea Bans Some Vehicle Sales, Citing Emissions Probe
• VW Faces First-Of-Its-Kind German Owner Buyback Demand
• California Names Civil Division Head As Interim AG
• BLM Issues EnerVest Drilling Permits In Utah After Ruling
• K&L Gates Adds Energy Partner From Paul Hastings
• $5B Dominion Pipeline Clear-Cut Catches FERC's Attention
• Tenn. Agency Denied Revisit Of CWA Immunity Ruling
• 9th Circ. Axes $2M High-Speed Rail Contractor Spat
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• CIT Dings Commerce For Solar Tariffs
• Congress Sets Sights On Obama Legacy Rules
• Exxon Climate Probe Fight Can't Be Sustained, Mass. AG Says
• 9th Circ. Faults BLM Air Analysis In Mine Approval Fight
• Navajos Say Ex-Gold King Owner Can't Dodge Spill Claims
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To Willliams' $1.9B Pa. Pipeline Project
• Exxon CEO Pressed To Testify In Kids' Climate Suit
• 2016 Environmental Case Law Highlights: Part 2
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• Environmental Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2017
• Environmental Cases To Watch In 2017
• Energy Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2017
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2017
• Pennsylvania Cases To Watch In 2017
• Calif. Real Estate Legislation And Regs To Watch In 2017
• Texas Cases To Watch In 2017