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Environmental - April, 2017

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• Charles Schwab Slips $25M Real Estate Suit Against Son
• Judge OKs $150M In Fees In Dow, Boeing Nuke Pollution Suit
• W. Va. University Sues Dow Over Groundwater Contamination
• DOE Missteps Added $196M To Nuke Cleanup Costs, IG Says
• Agency Vacancies Threaten Trump Rollback Of Energy Regs
• Texas Justices Say RRC Lacks Sole Claim To Sabine Fight
• Trump Exec. Order Seeks To Expand Offshore Drilling
• No EIS Required For USDA Role In Oregon's Wolf Program
• DOT Raises Fines For Pipeline Safety Violations
• Duke Energy Wins Tax Refund For Nuclear Storage Systems
• High Court Urged To Reverse 6th Circ.'s Waters Of US Ruling
• 9th Circ. Upholds FWS Decision Not To Protect Whitebark Pine
• FTC Slams Objections To VW Emissions Fraud Settlements
• Mont. Sens. Float Bill To Extend Indian Coal Tax Credit
• Navajo Power Plant Poses Test For Trump's Pro-Coal Stance
• Trump Taps Brownstein Hyatt Atty For DOI No. 2 Post
• Audi Cheated Emissions Tests In Gas Vehicles, Drivers Say
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 1
• NYPSC Shakes Up Net Metering Projects In New York State
• Congress Passes Government Funding Band-Aid
• The Mediator's Proposal As A Tool For Litigants
• DC Circ. Pauses Clean Power Plan Litigation
• Environmental Groups To Sue EPA Over NYC Water Standards
• Trump To Sign Order To Review Offshore Drilling Limits
• Group Sues For Trump Transition's Climate Questionnaires
• NJ Says PennEast Pipeline Permit Application 'Incomplete'
• Ky. Supreme Court Reinstates Power Plant Water Permit
• Fla. Town Sues Neighbor Over Sand Traps, Beach Erosion
• FirstEnergy Settles BNSF, CSX Coal Delivery Row For $109M
• Tribes Say Coast Guard Ship Routes Endanger Killer Whales
• Pruitt To Skip GOP Fundraiser After Senator's Complaint
• 9th Circ. Tosses Calif. Truck-Filter Rule Challenge
• Expectations After The Trump Administration's First 100 Days
• Enviro Groups Sue Army Corps Over Water Plan For Fla., Ga.
• Exxon Must Pay Nearly $20M For Texas Refinery Pollution
• Trudeau Urged To Ban US Coal Shipping Over Lumber Tariff
• New Mexico And Calif. Sue DOI Over Oil And Gas Royalties
• Quorumless FERC Sits Out Ill. Nuke Plant Subsidy Fight
• DC Circ. Suspends Litigation Over EPA Mercury Rule
• Loss Easy To Figure In Canadian Quarry Row, Mining Co. Says
• Gas Co., Enviro Group Attack Pa. Frack Water Well Permit
• Crowell & Moring Adds 2 Dentons Environmental Lawyers
• KiOR Investors Seek OK For $4.5M Stock-Drop Deal
• Bankrupt Coal Co., Forest Service Resolve Mine Cleanup Row
• Enviros Push EPA To Crack Down On Polluting Power Plants
• Environmental Highlights From Trump's First 100 Days
• Bankrupt Solar Panel Co. Asks For Tariffs On Foreign Imports
• AGs Urge Congress To Oppose Rollback Of Ozone Standards
• Trump Orders Review Of Antiquities Act Designations
• Professors Ask High Court To Revive Recycling Antitrust Suit
• Mo. High Court Calls Clean Energy Constitutional Scrap Moot
• Senators Unveil Bill For Federal Regulation Reform
• DOE Greenlights LNG Exports From $10B Texas Terminal
• PG&E Hit With $8.3M In Fines Over Deadly Calif. Wildfire
• Law Firm's Docs Are Private, NYC Bar Association Says
• The 9-Year Winning Streak Of Virginia 'Rocket Docket'
• SunEdison Approved For New $640M Loan To Fund Ch. 11
• Senator Lodges Complaint Over Pruitt Cameo On GOP Invite
• ERP Floats Bid Worth $100M For Molycorp's Rare Earth Mine
• Trump Ordering Review Of Nat'l Monument Designations
• AGs Urge Trump To Back Paris Climate Agreement
• DC Circ. Tosses Power Row Between Wind Farm, Utility
• Southern Co. Investors Seek Board Shift Amid Project Woes
• 10th Circ. Lifts Block On FWS' Release Of Gray Wolves In NM
• Sewage Is Excluded Pollution, Insurer Tells 11th Circ.
• Enviro Group Backs Push To Rehear NC-Alcoa River Dispute
• Sierra Club, Dominion Can't Agree On Coal Ash Cleanup
• Holland & Hart Adds Energy Atty Challenging Methane Rules
• Non-Class Counsel Can't Get Fees In VW 2.0-Liter Settlement
• Honestly, What Is The Best Science?
• Groups Sue EPA To Label Western Lake Erie As 'Impaired'
• Enviros Want Fla. City Sanctioned in Sewage Discharge Row
• Judge Wants FERC Input In Ill. Nuke Plant Subsidy Fight
• ND Wants Stay Over Consolidation In CPP Row, DC Circ. Told
• DC Circuit Delays Case Over States' Plant Emissions Rules
• Let's Talk About Half-Hearted Innovation
• Enviros Gird For Pitched Battle To Stop Trump Border Wall
• Pa. 'Trigger' Ruling Eases Path To Toxic Cleanup Coverage
• FirstEnergy Slams 'Audacious Attempt' To Revive $2M Suit
• DOJ, Radioactive Waste Firms Spar Over $367M Merger Risks
• $4.6M Deal Inked Over Feds' Nuclear Waste Plant FCA Claims
• Blackfeet OK $471M Water Rights Deal With Feds, Montana
• Trump's Environmental Agenda: The 1st 100 Days
• 10 Tips For Creating Winning Trial Visuals
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Delay Power Plant Effluent Rule Challenge
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Decide Permit Fight Before Pipeline Buried
• States, Enviros Oppose EPA Bid To Pause Mercury Rule Case
• EPA Renewable Fuel Requirements Are Too Lax, DC Circ. Told
• 3M Looks To Dodge Suit Over Navy Base Water Contamination
• Chamber Tells 2nd Circ. Law Firm Should Keep Docs Private
• Austrian Oil & Gas Co. OMV Lobs Arbitral Claim At Romania
• EPA Pushes DC Circ. To Pause Methane Rule Rows
• Enviros Can't Sink Oil Project In Fla. National Preserve
• High Court Turns Away Appeal Over $30M Gov't Solar Contract
• Trailer Cos. Say Stay Forces Them To Follow Challenged Rule
• Enviros Say Olympic Stadium Wood Not On The Up And Up
• Counsel To Counsel: Insights From Law Firm GCs
• Insurer Can't Dodge Metal Pollution Coverage, NJ Panel Says
• Enviros Appeal Toss Of FERC Pro-Energy Pipeline Bias Claims
• Cleanup Inadequate At NY Exxon Legacy Sites, Enviros Say
• DynCorp Prevails In Ecuadorean Farmers' Herbicide Suit
• Chrysler Wants Texas MDL For Dodge, Jeep Diesel Suits
• 9th Circ. Upholds Feds' Win In Suit Over Forest Project
• Insurer Can't Escape Coverage For Pa. Toxic Site Cleanup
• Corps, Dakota Access Try To Nix Cheyenne Sioux Claims
• Industry, Climate Groups Push For Carbon Capture Funding
• Costa Rica Says Default Against It Should Be Vacated
• GOP AGs Want Exxon Climate Change Probes Blocked
• EPA Settles Alaskan Seafood Processor Clean Air Suit
• More EPA Financial Responsibility Rules On The Way
• Volkswagen Ordered To Pay $2.8B In Criminal Fines
• Gray Matters: The Attorney-Client Team
• EU Ends Biofuel Price-Fix Case As Benchmark Probe Goes On
• Trump, Calif. Poised For Energy And Climate Policy War
• Enviros Lodge 1st CRA Challenge Over Nixed Wildlife Rule
• Kinder Morgan Gets CWA Pipeline Spill Allegations Tossed
• Dems Seek Documents On Potential Energy Policy Changes
• Tribunal Acknowledges Error In Costa Rica Real Estate Award
• Calif. Truck-Filter Rule Suit In Proper Forum, 9th Circ. Hears
• Renewable Energy Co. Misled Over 2016 Revenues, Suit Says
• Bankruptcy Judge Turns Down SunEdison Discovery Bid
• Activists Hit BLM Over Energy Leases In Colo. Nat'l Forest
• Baker Donelson Adds Energy Litigator To Houston Office
• Judge In Endangered Fish Lawsuit Lifts Hold On Montana Dam
• Ore. Wind Project Blocked Over Sage-Grouse Concerns
• Ariz. Highway Foes Push 9th Circ. To Nix Gov't Win
• Macquarie, Others Drop $2.95B On UK Green Bank
• Walking The Lone Pine Trail
• Counsel To Counsel: Mama Said There'll Be Days Like This
• Litigation Finance, Big Data And The Limits Of AI
• Don't Delay Effluent Rule Case For EPA Review, Enviros Say
• Conservation Groups Push For ESA Protections For Giraffes
• Conservationists Look To Block USFS Project In Montana
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Tronox Tort Plaintiffs' No-Suit Order Appeal
• EPA Seeks To Delay Suit Over States' Plant Emissions Rules
• SunEdison Yieldco Deal Allocation Spat Heads To Mediation
• EPA To Offer Early Buyouts To Reduce Staff
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds' Approval Of Wash. Tribal Hatcheries
• Gov't Beats Suit Challenging Old Okla. Drilling Permits
• Mass. Senators Urge FERC To Slam Brakes On Pipeline Work
• Ex-Navistar CEO Says Answer To SEC Suit Was Sufficient
• Sen. Asks EPA About Water Rule Outsourcing Reports
• 5th Circ. Upholds Hess Win In Oil Contamination Suit
• Deal Will Stem Water Diversion From Hawaii's Waimea River
• Sped-Up Pa. Pipeline Challenge Not Needed, Army Corps Says
• EPA Will Reconsider Oil And Gas Methane Emissions Rule
• Judge Won't Weed Claims From Port's Suit Against Monsanto
• An Earth Day Review Of 'Green Guide' False Advertising
• Counsel To Counsel: A Law Firm GC's Data Protection Duties
• Sierra Club Takes U2's The Edge To Court Over Malibu Plan
• Ariz. Tribe's Water Rights Suit Over Unless Feds Jump In
• Trump EPA Rethinking Mercury Emissions Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Texas Oilfield Recycler Socks Rival With Defamation Suit
• Maxus Ch. 11 DIP, Disclosure Cleared Over YPF Objections
• 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider EPA Water Transfer Rule Ruling
• Dollar General Stores Settle Toxic Waste Suit For $1M
• NC Wants 4th Circ. En Banc Review Of Alcoa River Dispute
• 14 States Ask DC Court To Uphold Trump's 2-For-1 Order
• DynCorp Willfully Disregarded Herbicide Effects, Court Told
• Solaria Says Chinese Cos. Stole Efficient Panel Designs
• 5th Circ. ESA Decision Highlights Deference Discord
• Alaska Seeks FERC Approval Of $45B LNG Project
• CPP Consolidation Bid A Delay Tactic, DC Circ. Told
• EPA Looks To Dodge Community Groups' Civil Rights Suit
• Enviros Push 3rd Circ. To Speed Up Pa. Pipeline Appeal
• DC Circ. Grills FERC Over $3.5B Fla. Pipeline Analysis
• Feds Fight Bid To Add NEPA Claim In Logging Project Suit
• Counsel To Counsel: Evaluating Positional Conflicts
• Challenge To Feds' Fish Saving Efforts Mostly Moot
• Enviros Get Quick Win Over EPA In Oregon Water Temp Suit
• Sungevity Approved For $50M Ch. 11 Sale To Creditor JV
• NJ Residents Fight Smelting Contamination Suit Dismissal
• Enviros Seek Review Of Chicago Water Diversion Permit
• Military Attys Push For Guantánamo Injunction Over Housing
• Flint Moms' Suit Blames Racial Bias For Water Crisis
• Alaska Says BP Oil And Gas Leak Stopped
• Counsel To Counsel: 5 Challenges For A Law Firm GC
• Calif. Presses EPA For Tougher Locomotive Emissions Regs
• Judge Halts Ill. Highway Construction Over Endangered Bee
• Not Too Late To Consolidate CPP Fights, Challengers Say
• Tribes, Enviros To Drop Salmon Suit Claims After Consultation
• AEP Must Install Scrubbers At Coal Plant, 6th Circ. Rules
• Citgo Can't Justify Lowering $81M Spill Fine, US Says
• Cogenra Fights Bid To Dismiss Claims In Trade Secrets Suit
• High Court Skips Appeal Over Solar Co.'s $950M Antitrust Suit
• LA Gets Judgment In Lighting Project Suit Restored
• Jury Says Trucking Cos. Didn't Taint Ill. Town's Water
• Sens. Question EPA Nix Of Info Request After Industry Meeting
• Fla. High Court Won't Hear Appeal In Keys Takings Case
• Hercules Can't Nix $104M In Drilling Rig Explosion Claims
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• Cravath Tells 2nd Circ. Shell Docs Bid A 'Gambit'
• NJ Beachfront Homeowners Drop Suit Over Storm Project
• Buffalo Judge Who Desegregated City Schools Dies At 95
• 4 Key Takeaways From EPA Farm Reporting Rule Decision
• $256M Spent On Enforcing Free Trade Deals, GAO Says
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Opponents Eye State Supreme Court
• Valero Sues US For Help Paying For WWII Waste Cleanup
• Pair Of Louisiana Firms To See $87M Each In BP Spill Fees
• Barnes & Thornburg Nabs Real Estate Pro In Dallas
• Judge Denies Bid To Stay Suit Over Wis. Interstate Project
• Syngenta Loses Bid To Enforce Pesticide Label Copyright
• Flooded Landowners Sue Ohio For Retaliating Against Them
• Lawyers In Flow: Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Case
• Chancery Grants Law Prof Fees In Dropped PMFG Deal Case
• Feds Back Md. Bid To Rush Purple Line Review Ruling
• Enviros Ask Calif. AG To Investigate Exxon Mobil
• SunEdison, Yieldcos Blasted For Discovery Bid In Ch. 11
• Okla. Fracking Earthquake Suit Heads Back To State Court
• EPA Will Review Power Plant Effluent Rule
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Coastal Harm Ruling
• House Dem Wants Investigation Of EPA Over Cost Statement
• Bears Ears Docs Show Extensive Consultation, Dems Say
• Green Groups Back Illinois Nuclear Plant Subsidies
• Leading Enviro Atty Slams Trump's 2-For-1 Executive Order
• Zinke Wants To Keep Coal Plant Open, Navajo Nation Says
• Fla. Senate Passes $1.5B Water Bill To Stem Lake Discharges
• Timber Co. Will Pay $73M To End Stock-Drop Suit
• Judge Says Remains Of Coal Ash Suit Belong In State Court
• Trump's Bid To Undo CPP Warrants Stay, EPA Tells DC Circ.
• Syngenta To Face Punitives In Minn. GMO Seed Bellwethers
• The Evolving Legal Landscape For Connected Products
• 9th Circ. Tosses Calif. Water Permit Lawsuit Against EPA
• VW Dealer Class Attys Who Asked For $29M In Fees Get $3M
• Dem. Lawmakers Push Trump To Keep Bears Ears Designation
• Industry Asks DC Circ. To Rehear EPA Sewage Rule Case
• Venable Adds Ex-Morrison & Foerster Enviro Partner In Calif.
• NJ Agency Says Maxus Ch. 11 Plan Lacks Cleanup Costs
• Texas Panel Grants County Win In FEMA Flood Map Row
• Part Of Chinese Aerospace Co.'s $70M Award Row To Proceed
• Top House Democrat, Enviros Sue Over Trump's Border Wall
• Stakeholders Must Stay Aware Of E-Cigarette Science
• A Rising Tide Of Proposed Chemical Disclosure Laws
• $7.2M Deal Made In TCP Investor Suit Over False Product Info
• DC Circ. Puts Smog Regulation Oral Arguments On Hold
• Union Tank Car Co. Wants Out Of Tenn. Train Derailment Suit
• Enviros Call DOE's Approval Of Max La. Gas Exports Faulty
• A Law Firm Ranking Model By 'Fake News & Distorted Reports'
• White House Proposes Executive Branch Overhaul
• Duke Energy Brass Tells Del. High Court No Bad Faith In Suit
• Akin Gump Snags Environmental Lawyer With EPA Service
• California Appeals Court Says Fuel Standards Need Work
• Military Attys Sue DOD Over Guantánamo Housing Hazards
• Ariz. Tribe Lets Well Owner Bow Out Of Water Rights Suit
• Enviros Challenge Feds' Approval Of Mont. Timber Project
• Sungevity Cancels Auction, Goes With Stalking Horse Bid
• Recreational Vehicle Use Approved For Sacred Sites In Utah
• Energy Cos. Challenge Renewed Bid To Block $3.5B Pipeline
• DC Circ. Resurrects Forest Group's Owl Habitat Challenge
• Feds Used 'After-The-Fact' Memo In Oil Permit Row: Enviros
• San Diego Urges Judge To Save Monsanto PCB Suit
• 9th Circ. Appeal Could Settle Climate Suit's Fate, US Says
• Attack On Credits For Nuclear Plants Could Hit Renewables
• EPA Farm Pollution Rule Struck Down By DC Circuit
• Enviros Fight EPA's Bid To Stall Ozone Oral Arguments
• Monsanto Hit With False Labeling Suit Over Roundup
• Judge Nixes Keystone Permit Challenge After Trump's Order
• Senate Dems Want Proof Pruitt Was OK'd To Address CPP
• Enviro Groups Sue To Block Santa Ana River Water Plan
• NJ Sierra Club Appeals South Jersey Gas Pipeline Approval
• Wind Farm Cos.' Tax Liability Wrongly Assessed, Court Says
• NY Denies Permits To $455M Gas Pipeline Over Wetlands
• Pharmaceutical Co. Gets Quick Win in PCB Contamination Suit
• Monroe Energy Slapped With Fine Over Pa. Air Emissions
• DynCorp Denies Liability For Contractor Chem Spray Pilots
• 3rd Circ. Won't Halt Pennsylvania Pipeline Construction
• 16 States Urge 4th Circ. To Uphold Coal Jobs Analysis Order
• NJ Feedstock Processor Gets 5 Years In Biofuel Fraud Case
• Calif. Enviros Win Review Of Asphalt Plant Permit Appeal
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Ruling Won't Settle Program's Fate
• Calif. AG Seeks Docs On EPA Head's Ethics Rules Compliance
• Donziger Asks High Court To Weigh In On Chevron Judgment
• Mining Co. Fights Fla. Homeowner's Pollution Class Action
• Dakota Access Mostly Loses Bid To Shield Suit Documents
• Sungevity Gets OK On $20M DIP Loan Over Trustee Objections
• Senate Dems Question Pruitt's Plan to Address CO2 Pollution
• Tribal Groundwater Rights Dispute Headed To High Court
• FAA Slams Georgetown Groups' Flight Paths Challenge
• Alaska Sens. Float Bill To Undo Obama Arctic Drilling Ban
• Minn. House OKs Bill Easing Pipeline's Path To Approval
• Judge Says Investors Must Wait For VW Judgment Bid
• OSHA Delays Rule Limiting Silica Exposure
• Can Citizen Groups Compel Ash Pond Closure By Removal?
• Lessons From Newport Beach's Rejected EIR: Part 2
• Trump's Infrastructure Plan: Getting The Show On The Road
• Crowdfunding For Legal Cases: 5 Trends Reshaping Justice
• Zinke Fills Two Department Of The Interior Roles
• FERC Gives Final Enviro Statement To $1B PennEast Pipeline
• Mining Co. Can't Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Alaska Permits
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Program Upheld By Split Appeals Court
• States, Industry Groups Ask DC Circ. To Put Off CPP Ruling
• Residents Say Maryland Can't Rush Purple Line Review Ruling
• Senate Dems Want Info About Dakota Access Oversight
• Maxus Retains Del. Ch. 11 Control In Blow To YPF Strategy
• Enviros Ask For Alaska Pipeline Inspections After Spills
• Oil Group Fights BNSF Tank Car Surcharge At DC Circ.
• Ore.'s Logging Is Killing Off Threatened Salmon, Enviros Say
• Lessons From Newport Beach's Rejected EIR: Part 1
• Corps Presses 8th Circ. To Nix Tribe's Permit Challenge
• Oakland Residents Say Port Pollution Violates Civil Rights
• DOI Sued Over Canceled Oil, Gas Leases In Nat'l Forest
• Senators Float Bill To Renew Brownfields Program
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Help Finance Carbon Capture
• BP Says Mexican State's Deepwater Spill Claims Should Go
• CalPERS Pushes Kinder Morgan To Disclose Climate Risks
• ABA Needs A New Model Legal Ethics Rule
• What Does Lateral Partner Success Look Like?
• NJDEP Seeks Further Flexibility For Cleanup Standards
• SunEdison Looks To Repay Ch. 11 Loan With $640M Substitute
• Pared $1.5B Water Storage Bill Goes To Fla. Senate Floor
• Enviros Seek Info On Icahn's Role In Trump Climate Agenda
• Enviros Sue Fish And Wildlife Service Over 'Cyanide Bombs'
• States Ask DC Circ. To Deny EPA's CPP Delay Request
• Pa. Town's Counterclaims Stripped From Fracking Waste Suit
• Miss. Building Co. Says Attys Mishandled BP Spill Claims
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Toss Tribal Casino Approval Appeal
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Force EPA To Ban Pesticide
• Essar Gets OK To Restart Minn. Iron Ore Mine Construction
• Kids Fight Quick 9th Circ. Appeal Bid In Climate Suit
• EPA Employee Union Blasts Trump Energy Order, Budget Plan
• Are Lateral Recruitment Opportunities Shaping Your Strategy?
• ExxonMobil Wants ERISA Climate Change Case Tossed
• Oklahoma Judge Tosses Enviros' Fracking Earthquake Suit
• Offshore Decommissioning Liability And Bankruptcy
• Natural Resource Damages: A New Angle In PCB Litigation
• Solar Co. Takes Calif. Clean Energy Rate Policy To Trial
• Feds Seek To End Challenge To Fla. Big Cypress Oil Project
• SunEdison Creditors Dig In Over Yieldco Deal Allocations
• Efficiency Regs Emerge As Flashpoint In Trump Energy Shift
• Maryland Gov. Signs Bill Banning Fracking Into Law
• GE Must Face Mercury Cleanup Claims, Judge Says
• US And Sunoco Settle Suit Over Pipeline Spill
• Lateral Partner Hiring: Time To Look In The Mirror
• DOI Asks Judge To Sink Calif. Offshore Fracking Challenge
• Enviros Back 6th Circ.'s Revival Of DTE Power Plant Case
• Judge Won't Alter Ruling In Judicial Political Recusal Row
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Ariz.'s Attack On Air Pollution Plan
• Nevada Can't Stop Agencies' Sage-Grouse Habitat Plan
• Split 4th Circ. Upholds Alcoa Win In NC River Dispute
• EPA Can't Duck Nucor Suit Over Ignored Permit Challenge
• Transco Pipeline Plan Sparks NJ Town's Fraud Suit
• DOI Moves To Ditch Obama-Era Mineral Royalty Rule
• Troutman Sanders Adds Ex-Hunton & Williams Pipeline Team
• Sungevity Creditors Oppose 'Loan To Own' Package
• Thai Gold Mining Ban Draws Aussie Arbitration Threat
• Indian Country Should Defend Environmental Protections
• Eastman Can't Escape Suit Over W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Consumers Win Cert. On Scotts Tainted Bird Seed Claims
• Pa. Town's Fracking Waste Ban Is Unconstitutional: Judge
• Chrysler Seeks Quick Win In Emissions-Cheating Class Suit
• Feds Get Quick Win In Enviro Suit Over Idaho Wolf 'Derby'
• High Court Won't Pause EPA Water Rule Appeal
• How Will Congress Approach ESA Reform?