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Environmental - May, 2017

395 articles

• 5 Takeaways From A Possible US Exit Of Paris Climate Accord
• Exxon Investors Want Risks From Climate Policies Disclosed
• Sunoco Pipeline Foes Face Uncertain Fate Despite Early Win
• Wis. Supreme Court Kills AllEnergy's Frac Sand Mine Bid
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Toss Gov't Win In Ariz. Highway Row
• Fiat, GM Suits Show Emissions Saga Unlikely To End Soon
• Pollution Exclusion Axes Plumber's Coverage, Says 2nd Circ.
• Judge Keeps Most Of Daimler Investors' Defeat Device Suit
• Feds Can Take $160M From Convicted Biofuel Fraudsters
• 8th Circ. Buries Enviros' Suit Over Gas Well Estimates
• EPA Halt On Methane Rules Prompts Enviros To Promise Suit
• Veteran Enviro Atty Returns To Faegre Baker Daniels
• Costa Rica Defends Tweaked Arbitral Win Against Investors
• Conservationists Win Block On USFS Project In Montana
• Latin American Nations Pose WTO Fishery Subsidies Proposal
• The Return Of Attorney-Conducted Voir Dire
• 9th Circ. Revokes EPA Approval For Nanosilver Product
• Fola Coal Co. Found Liable For W.Va. Water Pollution
• Shift Toward Renewables Sparks Midlife Crisis For PURPA
• With Coal Leases Back, Enviros Want Appeal Restarted
• Enviros Sue EPA Over 'Green Slime' In Shenandoah River
• Pa. DEP Says Hazardous Waste Facility Application Fell Short
• US Alerts WTO It Is Considering Massive Solar Tariff
• DC Circ. Says EPA Can Withhold Effluent Data
• Gray Matters: Identities Are Us
• Pa. Panel OKs Reduced $1.1M EQT Fracking Fine
• Pa. Pipeline Permitting Process Was Flawed, Enviros Say
• Ex-Drug Kingpin, Humane Society Settle Defamation Suit
• Exelon Threatens To Close Three Mile Island, Blaming Pa.
• Superfund Sites And EPA Budget Cuts: A Collision Course
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Turning 50, Greenberg Traurig Tops The Law360 400
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground In 2016
• The Firms That Grew Fastest Without Merging
• Biggest US Firms Opt For Modest Growth In Sluggish Market
• The Law360 400
• Energy Dept. Asks Public For Help In Cutting Regulations
• NJ Judge Tosses Spectra Energy Oil Contamination Suit
• 6th Circ. Puts Nucor Steel Plant Contamination Suit To Bed
• Md. Urges DC Circ. To Force Ruling In Purple Line Review
• NY Property Owners Urge 2nd Circ. To Rethink Cleanup Suit
• Oil Groups Change Mind On Intervening In Kids' Climate Suit
• 2 Reps. Question DOJ's Going After Landowner In CWA Case
• FERC Stands By Limit Of ETP Pipeline Drilling Work
• Enviros Press Pruitt Not To Revise EPA Methane Leak Regs
• Texas Opens The Door To More Oilfield Contamination Suits
• Navajo Council Weighs Legislation To Keep Coal Plant Open
• Judge Won't Allow Deepwater Claims Due To Missing Form
• Sioux Say They Belong In Dakota Access Pipeline Suit
• DOE Halts Energy Efficiency Rule Delay For Ceiling Fans
• House Dems Tell Zinke Trump Can't Touch Monuments
• GM Hit With Emissions-Cheating Claims
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 2
• Costa Rica Fights Investors' Bid To Block ICSID Rulings
• Sewage Not Pollution Under Insurance Policy, 11th Circ. Told
• Enviros Add Endangered Species Claim To Keystone Suit
• Lawmakers Seek Answers After Toxic Storage Tunnel Collapse
• Crucial Ally Joins Suniva's Quest For Solar Cell Tariffs
• German Prosecutors Eye Bosch Workers Amid Daimler Probe
• Pipeline Foes Crash FERC Nominees' Confirmation Hearing
• ExxonMobil Wants Nearly $20M Refinery Penalty Eliminated
• NJ High Court Remands Enviro Cleanup Coverage Row
• 6th Circ. Affirms Decision To Keep VW Exec In Detention
• DOI Sued For Docs On National Monuments It Might Ax
• Judge OKs $177M Settlement Over Enbridge Pipeline Spills
• Nuverra Creditors Nix Ch. 11 Plan, Cite Priority Fouls
• Battery Firm Seeks Quick OK For Ch. 11 Bidding, Auction Plan
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 1
• House Votes On Bill To Limit EPA Rules On Pesticides
• Perkins Coie Gets Ex-FHWA Chief Counsel For Enviro Group
• EPA Drilling Waste Suit Deal Is Invalid, ND Tells DC Circ.
• Holland & Knight Adds Land Use, Enviro Practice Partner
• Trump Budget Chief Defends Domestic Cuts At House Panel
• Wastewater Co. CEO Fires Back, Claims Shareholder Sabotage
• $39M Deal Ends ConocoPhillips, Phillips 66 MTBE Claims
• Alaska Gov. Tells FERC To Approve $45B LNG Megaproject
• Feds Look To Take $150M From Convicted Biofuel Fraudster
• 9th Circ. Culvert Decision Sows Uncertainty For Projects
• Feds, Navajo Come To Agreement On Contamination Suit
• Exxon Auditor Must Share Climate Docs: NY Appellate Court
• Trump Energy, Enviro Cuts Will Raise Eyebrows In Congress
• Takeaways For Tribes In Reduced DOI Budget Proposal
• Researchers Find Complex Defeat Device Code
• Philly-Area Residents Defend Contamination Suit Against 3M
• Judge Scraps Insurers' Ideas To Divvy Wildfire Defense Cost
• Environmentalists Support Fla.'s New DEP Secretary
• 5th Circ. Rejects Deepwater Settlement Calculations
• Enviro Group Sues Agencies For Climate Denial Records
• 9th Circ. Tosses Enviros' Challenge Of Alaska Logging Plan
• Mining Co. Looks To Nix Tribe, Enviro Suits Over Plan's OK
• EPA Sues Fiat Over Emissions Testing 'Defeat Devices'
• DC Circ. Affirms FERC's Certificate For $600M Gas Pipeline
• Acting Pa. DEP Boss Gets Senate OK For Permanent Post
• Congress Pans Spending Cuts In Trump Budget Plan
• 10th Circ. Tosses Bid To Review Lung Benefit Award Decision
• Trump Renominates NRC Chair, Looks To Fill 2 Other Slots
• German Prosecutors Search Daimler Offices
• Alaskan Taxidermist In Fla. Court Admits To Bird Smuggling
• Attorneys, Your Input Is Needed On Deposition Rule
• Trump's $4T Budget Pays For Defense With Domestic Cuts
• Okla. Tribe Slams FERC Assessment Of Dam Proposal
• Pruitt Appoints Task Force To Speed Up Superfund Process
• Paper Co. Loses Bid To Decertify Class In Fla. Flood Suit
• Sen. Demands Info From Pruitt On Recent EPA Enforcement
• US Stopped From Giving Forest Land To Colorado Developers
• Enviro Group Asks To Intervene In $45B Alaska LNG Project
• Maxus Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Support From Creditors
• ND Judge Nixes Suit Against Dakota Access Protesters
• Texas Appeals Court Revives New Braunfels River Can Ban
• DC Judge Orders FTA To Redo Purple Line Enviro Review
• California Tribe Wants Stay Lifted In Water Rights Suit
• 8th Circ. Revives Underground Fracking Pollution Case
• EPA Settles Suit Over Sierra Club Objection To Coal Plant
• UK, Luxembourg Cos. Seek OK Of €128M Award Against Spain
• Trump Picks La. Energy Official For Offshore Drilling Post
• Cravath Can't Dodge Shell Docs Subpoena, 2nd Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Lets Nevada Join Texas Suit Over Yucca Mountain
• Pa. Tells 3rd Circ. It Properly Permitted Pipeline Project
• No Need For Direct Appeal In Kids' Climate Suit, Enviros Say
• Does FERC Delegation Authority Survive Loss Of Quorum?
• In Congress: Budget, Health Care, Comey
• How They Won It: Berger & Montague Persists For 27 Years
• Fiat Plans To Modify Emissions Software In 100K Vehicles
• Honeywell Again Dodges Claims It Botched NY Lake Cleanup
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Wash. Tribal Fishing Rights Appeal
• Calif. Appeals Court Tosses Airport Air Quality Review Suit
• Suniva Gets New $5.2M Blended DIP After Conflict Claims
• NY AG Hits Exxon With More Subpoenas In Climate Probe
• Texas High Court Says Gas Co. Noise Suit Brought Too Late
• NY Solar Tax Credit Not For Geothermal Systems, Panel Says
• MSHA Delays Rule To Boost Caliber Of Mine Inspections
• Ariz. Appeals Court Axes Property Tax On Solar Panels
• EPA Science Board Moves Are Concerning, Dems' Letter Says
• Diesel Cars Produce More Emissions Than Tests Show: Study
• DC Circ. Revives Car Battery Maker's DOE Loan Denial Fight
• Enviro Urges FERC To Deny Fla. Pipeline In-Service Request
• NY Lawmakers Want DOE To Rethink Nuclear Waste Transport
• EPA Signals Shift In Superfund Decision-Making
• SunEdison Says It's Poised To Solicit Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• Colo. Agency Asks State Justices To Reverse Fracking Ruling
• DC Circ. Grants EPA's Request To Pause Methane Rule Cases
• Perry's DOE Grid Study Looks Slanted, Grassley Says
• Nev. Solar Project Gets 9th Circ. Nod Over Tortoise Concerns
• Enviros Hit EPA With Suit Over Lake Erie Toxic Algae Issue
• How Client Feedback Programs Benefit Law Firms And Clients
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Kootenai Forest Project
• Enviros Sue State Dept. For Keystone XL Route Info
• EPA Asks DC Circ. Not To Rehear Water Pollution Rule Case
• Maxus Ch. 11 Plan Releases Excessive, US Trustee Says
• Sabine Backs DOE In Max La. Gas Exports Appeal
• Sen. Carper Asks Again For CPP Info From EPA's Pruitt
• Nuke Plant Subsidy Plan Is Legally Sound, Ill. Says
• Morgan Stanley Snags $125M For Impact Investing Fund
• 4 Things To Know About Suniva's Solar Cell Tariff Bid
• Sierra Pacific Asks 9th Circ. To Nix Fire Deal, Cites Fraud
• Costa Rica Property Investors Fight ICSID Award Redo
• Texas Chemical Co. Settles Air Pollution Claims For $2.5M
• Cuomo Announces Efforts To Cut State Methane Emissions
• Rancher Fights To Keep Alive Road Rows With Feds, Tribe
• Regulatory Reform Package Clears Senate Committee
• Republican Govs. Urge Trump Admin. To Stay In Paris Accord
• 1st Circ. Says Puerto Rican Law Trumps Local Coal Ash Rules
• $51M In Attys' Fees Granted For Bosch Deal In VW MDL
• Conservation Groups, BLM Settle Utah Land Row
• After Spill, Enviros Ask FERC To Halt Rover Pipeline Work
• Bipartisan Bill Again Calls For Transparency In Settlements
• Conn. Sues EPA Over Alleged Pa. Coal Plant Pollution
• German Prosecutors Probe VW Execs In Emissions Scandal
• SC Judge Tosses Clean Air Act Suit Over Standing
• Fla. City Says Sand Traps Couldn't Cause Neighbor's Erosion
• Army Corps Must Face Fla. Homeowners' Suit Over Dredging
• SunEdison Creditors Committee In Position To Vote For Plan
• EPA Gets An Earful On Its Regulatory Reform Agenda
• Logger's RICO Suit Against Greenpeace Is Headed To Calif.
• SolarCity Suit Paused Till Justices Review Arbitration Case
• Trio Of Dems Unveil Plan To Kill Congressional Review Act
• Judge Denies Bid To Add NEPA Claim In Logging Project Suit
• Va. Gov. Eyes Cap-And-Trade With Carbon Emissions Order
• Senate Dems Say EPA Pick's Lobbying Past Makes Her Unfit
• 3M, DuPont Polluted Ala. Drinking Water, Supplier Says
• Feds Look To Nix Tribe's Suit Over Okla. Fracking Approvals
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Foes Take Fight To State Supreme Court
• EPA Submits Coal Jobs Analysis Plan Amid 4th Circ. Appeal
• Enviros, Union Want Trump's 2-For-1 Regs Order Sunk
• 6th Circ. Pauses DTE Coal Plant Suit For High Court Appeal
• VW To Appeal Raid On Jones Day To German High Court
• FERC Can't Punt On Texas Pipeline Review, DC Circ. Told
• Ind. Steel Cos. To Get $2M For Cleanup Under CERCLA
• Solving The Legal Industry's Data Protection Breakdown
• Pruitt EPA Gives Cos. New Way To Fight Superfund Costs
• Molycorp Judge Nixes Credit Bid Objection In Ch. 11 Sale
• Entergy Nuclear Plant Chided By NLRB Judge For Illegal Rules
• FHWA Beats Enviro Suit Over $1.7B Calif. Highway Project
• Notorious Lobster Poacher Says US Unfairly Pursuing Him
• Calif. Water District Fights To Keep Stay In Tribal Case
• Ex-Massey CEO Plans High Court Appeal Of Conviction
• EPA Pledges To Answer Sierra Club On Pa. Mercury Issue
• CPP Foes, Backers Cross Swords Over Litigation's Stay
• EPA Urged To Reconsider Coal Ash Disposal Rule
• 5 Things To Know About Justice Gorsuch's First 30 Days
• Texas Oil Refinery Wants Clean Air Act Suit Tossed
• Trump Taps Senate Panel Lawyer As EPA Enforcement Chief
• Agency Watchdog Cuts Could Backfire, Dems Warn
• Pebble Mine's Future Still Hazy Despite EPA Settlement
• SunEdison Attacked For Insufficient Ch. 11 Plan Details
• 5 Mistakes That End Law Firms
• Climate Activist Can't Make Necessity Defense, Judge Rules
• Iowa Top Court OKs Class Cert. Of Corn Plant Pollution Suit
• 'Waters Of US' Suits Belong In District Court, Justices Told
• Florida Gov. Signs Lake Okeechobee Water Storage Bill
• 5th Circ. Panel Upholds $1M Deepwater Claim Clawback
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Block On Oregon Logging Project
• Veteran Commercial Litigator Joins Bryan Cave's NY Office
• Maine Judge Grants EPA Stay To Review Tribal Water Rules
• Ormat Gets OK For Kids' Part Of $6M Worker Death Deal
• The Absolute Pollution Exclusion Continues To Weaken
• EPA Lets Pebble Mine Project Move Forward
• NJ High Court Won't Disturb Waterfront Permit Approval
• VW 3-Liter Deal Approved As Cheat Tab Hits Record $17.5B
• 2nd Circ. Tosses NY Property Owners' Cleanup Costs Case
• Md. Approves Credits For Large Offshore Wind Projects
• Calif. Gov. To Add $6.5M To AG's Office For Fighting Trump
• Wash. Tells DOE To Act After Toxic Storage Tunnel Collapse
• Fines Can Cover Ongoing Pollution, Enviros Tell Pa. Justices
• Pruitt Seizes Authority To OK $50M+ Superfund Remedies
• DOT Can't Duck Oil Spill Plan Review Duties, Enviros Say
• EPA Sees 9th Circ. Pause Calif. CAA Waiver Case
• Enviros Hit EPA With FOIA Suit Over Potential Pruitt Conflicts
• Maine Tribes Slam EPA's Bid To Stay Water Quality Suit
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Landowners' Exxon Pipeline Spill Suit
• Volkswagen US Taps New Compliance Chief From KPMG
• Enviros Launch New Opposition To Sunoco Pa. Gas Pipeline
• Sunvalley Must Arbitrate Solar-Cell Spat, 9th Circ. Affirms
• DOE Stands Behind Approval Of Max La. Gas Exports
• Fla. Counties' Suits Over Rail Bond Moot, Judge Says
• The Whys And Hows Of Forced Pooling
• Why Plaintiffs Bar Should Worry About Asbestos Suits
• City Urges 9th Circ. To Revive $31M Tainted-Water Case
• NJ Water Agency Demands Docs From Trenk DiPasquale
• Fast Molycorp Injunction Action Denied As Sale Murk Grows
• Voices Of Desperate SunEdison Shareholders Flood Docket
• 3 Questions EPA Must Tackle In Mercury Rule Cost Review
• Ex-World Bank Atty Says Enviro Concerns Affect Financing
• FERC Limits Construction Of $4.2B ETP Pipeline Amid Spill
• Tribe Says FERC OK'd Pipeline Work Without Consultation
• Holland & Hart Blames CAA Sanction On Judge's 'Math Errors'
• Calif., NY Sue DOI Over Coal Leasing Program
• Westchester NY Exec Sues To Block Nuke Plant Closure
• FERC Pressed To Block FirstEnergy's W.Va. Coal Plant Sale
• NM Judge Denies Bid To Clarify Water Deal In Tribal Suit
• Feds Close To Settling Suit Over Boston Harbor Cable Mishap
• A Closer Look At Trump's Antiquities Act Order
• Rare Grable Removal Sighted In Missouri
• Senate Fails To Advance Methane Rule Repeal
• La. Parish Reaches $45M Deal With BP Over Deepwater Spill
• Crowell Tells Businesses To Take Lead On Regulatory Agenda
• San Diego Fireworks Permit Doesn't Violate CWA, Court Says
• EPA Gives Early OK To ND Regulatory Plan For CO2 Wells
• As Deal Nears, AIG Drops $3M Aerospace Co. Cleanup Suit
• Lawmakers Seek Insider Trading, Manipulation Probe Of Icahn
• Calif. Asks 9th Circ. To Press On With CAA Waiver Case
• State Clean Power Policies Seen As Tough To Upend
• DC Circ. Says Fed. Agency Can Keep Well Locations Secret
• EPA Can't Escape Pesticide Honey Bee Suit
• DTE Asks 6th Circ. To Pause EPA Suit For High Court Appeal
• EPA Asks 4th Circ. To Delay W.Va. River Toxin Standards
• Mining Operations Disturbing Reservation, Ariz. Tribe Says
• Funds Rip VW Bid To Dodge Defeat Device Securities Suits
• Shareholders Say SunEdison Disclosure Statement Flawed
• Acting Pa. DEP Chief Sees Nomination Advance
• EPA, Corps Ask Governors For Input On New Water Rule
• EPA, DOI Join Congress' Push To Overhaul Science Panels
• Trump Picks Pa. Regulator, McConnell Aide For FERC Slots
• DC Circ. Pumps Brakes On Heavy Duty Truck Rule Litigation
• Monsanto Blasts 'Last-Minute' Discovery In Weedkiller MDL
• Sierra Club Demands Agency Review Of Va. Pipeline Deal
• Appeal Of Calif. Tribal Casino Approval Premature, Feds Say
• Feds Slam Denial Of Direct Appeal In Kids' Climate Suit
• Amtrak Settles With Insurer In Cleanup Coverage Dispute
• Tribe, Corps Rip Dakota Access' Doc Request In Pipeline Row
• In Trump Era, States Take Lead On Social Cost Of Carbon
• EPA Asks For Stay In Maine Water Quality Row
• Calif. College District Faces CEQA Review Over Demolition
• DOI Asks Public To Weigh In On Monument Designations
• Enviros Tell Rick Perry To Refocus DOE Market Study
• No Quick Win For EPA In Age Bias Case, DC Circ. Orders
• Enviros Pan EPA's Efforts To Escape Civil Rights Suit
• Texas Co. Urges High Court To Review Water Diversion Ruling
• Murray Energy Lodges Defamation Suit Over NY Times Op-Ed
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Oil Well Permits
• Stability For Calif. Cap-And-Trade Program, For Now
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Baron & Budd's Todd Kale
• In Congress: House Out Of Town
• Pruitt Takes Himself Off CPP, Waters Of US Cases
• NJ Judge Upholds Remand Of $36.3M Superfund Suit
• General Cable Hit With Million-Dollar Waste Cleanup Suit
• DOJ Denies Merger Rule Stretch In Radioactive Waste Trial
• DOI Shakes Enviros' Offshore Drilling Review Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds In Suit Over Forest Thinning Project
• Costa Rica Fights Default Bid In Real Estate Award Row
• Mott's Sued Over 'Natural' Label On Goods With Pesticides
• High Court Pressed To Nix Virginia's Uranium Mining Ban
• BLM Asks 10th Circ. To Pause Fracking Rule Litigation
• Silicone Co. To Pay $1.25M For Faking Compliance Reports
• Alcoa Wins Consolidation Bid In NJ Environmental Suits
• BLM Will Rethink California Fracking Plan
• In Tronox, 2nd Circ. Sends Clear Message About Injunctions
• Sen. Rubio Floats Bill To Extend Florida-Area Gulf Drilling Ban
• Why Wildlife Whistleblower Rewards Need Work
• Judge Trims SolarCity Trade Secret Suit Against SunPower
• Ernst & Young, Marrone Bio Investors In Settlement Talks
• Calif. Reps Float Bills To Aid Tribe, Others For Fish Crisis
• Investors Slam Costa Rica's Claims In $95M Real Estate Row
• 5th Circ. Urged To Rethink Order In Oil Contamination Suit
• Obama EPA Air Chief Lands At Environmental Law Center
• Reps. Float Bipartisan Climate Change Solutions Bill
• Pitney Bowes, Novitex Snared In $2M Pollution Settlement
• Leading Enviro Atty And Legal Scholar Joins Earthjustice
• Syngenta Fights Consolidation Bid For GMO Corn Cases
• EPA Faults Chinese Motorcycle Maker For CAA Violations
• FWS Must Comply With Clean Water Act, Judge Says
• FBI To Quiz Holland & Knight Duo In Energy Tax Credit Case
• Pa. AG Names Ex-Legislator As Top Environmental Prosecutor
• Congress Passes Deal To Fund Gov't Through September
• Former Biofuel Co. Execs Indicted In Alleged $10M EPA Fraud
• Sunrun Investors Sue After SEC Report Triggers Stock Drop
• Exxon Safety Lapses Led To Calif. Refinery Blast, CSB Says
• Regulatory Reform Agenda Opens Door For Public Input
• A Tale Of 2 States, And 2 Asbestos Verdicts
• Fla. Legislature Has Budget Deal, But Details Are Scarce
• Exxon Faces Federal Enforcement Over Texas Refinery Blast
• Travelers Suit Nixed Over Tate & Lyle Enviro Coverage In NJ
• Costa Rica Inconsistent In $95M Real Estate Row: Investors
• Worries Abound As FERC Quorum Shortfall Hits 3-Month Mark
• Okla. Justices Revive Part Of Osage Nation Wind Farm Row
• Enviros Say EPA Illegally Thwarting Plant Effluent Rule
• EPA Loses Bid To Delay Setting Toxin Limits For Rivers
• Maine River Is Part Of Reservation, Tribe Tells 1st Circ.
• House Passes Bills Changing FEMA Policies
• Dem Govs. Urge Trump To Stay In Paris Climate Agreement
• Credit Suisse Looks To Toss Solar Energy Co.'s Investor Suit
• Retirement Funds Vie To Lead Fight Over B&W's Stock Drop
• House Passes Bill To Fund Gov't Through September
• Enviros Sue To Block Trump Offshore Drilling Exec. Order
• Insurer Ducks More Coverage In Superstorm Sandy Case
• EPA Sends Waters Of US Repeal Measure To White House
• Time For FERC To Re-Examine Its Hydropower License Policy
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 4
• Fox Rothschild Expands Into Seattle With Riddell Williams
• Fla. Legislature Faces Session Extension To Complete Budget
• Tribal Casino Foes Push 9th Circ. For Win On Land Question
• EPA Dodges Trump's Budget Ax, For Now
• Trenk DiPasquale Doc Response 'Paltry,' NJ Agency Says
• Enviros Look To Step Into Battle Over Atlantic Airgun Tests
• Navajo Nation, Utility Say They're Close To Coal Plant Deal
• ExxonMobil Hit With Kentucky Superfund Site Cleanup Suit
• NJ Appeals Court Backs Enviros Over Water Plant Permit
• Enviros Can't Block Idaho Forest Projects, Judge Says
• Judge OKs Coal Dust Suit Deal Between BNSF, Green Groups
• Dickinson Wright Adds Ex-Fox Rothschild Gov't Relations Atty
• Nuverra Gets Access To Dual DIP Loans In Ch. 11 Case
• Pa. Justices Won't Hear Fracking Case Appeal
• Navistar Hit With Another Suit Claiming Faulty Engines
• Energy Dept. Must Better Manage Fraud Risks, Watchdog Says
• EPA Pushed To Reconsider GHG Endangerment Finding
• Alcoa Fights Rehearing Bid In NC Dam Location Row
• Environmental Veteran Joins Davis Wright Tremaine
• McAfee & Taft Fights DQ Bid In Soil Contamination Suit
• Citgo $48M Oil Spill Penalty Too Low, US Tells 3rd Circ.
• Mining Co. Fights Approval Of Superfund Cleanup Deal
• What Lawyers Should Know To Avoid Online Scams
• New Divisions In Indian Country Over Energy Justice
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 3
• Enviro Concerns Justified Axing Navy Lease Bid, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Freeze On CPP Battle Good News For Trump's EPA
• Don't Send Kids' Climate Suit To 9th Circ., Magistrate Says
• Oil Field Enviro Firm Hits Ch. 11 With Debt Swap Planned
• AEP Wants 6th Circ. To Reconsider Scrubbers Ruling
• Herding Cats: Making The Most Out Of A Joint Defense Group
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear DTE Power Plant Ruling
• Sidley Austin Snags Bracewell Environmental Pro
• With Oil Flowing, Sioux End Dakota Access Stoppage Bid
• CIT Halts Tariff Collection On Vietnam Wind Tower Co.
• Enviros Say There Is Alternative To Pa. Pipeline Project
• Congressional Leaders Reach $1T Budget Deal Through Sept.
• Enviros, Tribal Group Urge Court To Block NM Drilling Permits
• VW Engineer's Sentencing Delayed Again
• FERC Wants DC Circ. To Refuse Enviros' Pipeline Challenge
• Insurance Broker Beats Policy Limit Suit Over Sandy Damage
• 3rd Circ. Backs Fraud Conviction, Sentence For NJ Contractor
• High Court Will Not Hear Alaska Polar Bear Habitat Spat
• Dems Send Perry Letter Of Concerns About DOE Energy Study
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 2
• Web Servers: An Overlooked Cybersecurity Risk At Law Firms
• Considering The Site Of Insured Locations In Delaware