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Environmental - June, 2017

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• Valero Sues PG&E For $75M Over Calif. Refinery Outage
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• 6th Circ. Says Coverage Bid Not Dead For NJ Battery Site
• DC Circ. Says Nashville Sitting On Kinder Morgan Permits
• River Waters Don't Belong To Penobscot Tribe, 1st Circ. Says
• Trump EPA's Water Rule Odyssey Just Beginning
• Enviros Sue FWS To Save Fish From Bay Area Water Project
• Coal Mining Co. Looks To Block Green Groups' Planned Suit
• DC Circ. Says EPA Botched Pesticide Registration
• SolarCity Blasts Utility Bid To Delay Antitrust Suit At 9th Circ.
• Enbridge Hits Pause On $3B New England Pipeline Project
• Leaseholder Opposes Maxus Post-Confirmation Property Sale
• Judicial Watch Sues For Corps' Pipeline Convos With Enviros
• Tribe Fights Feds' Bid To Toss Oklahoma Fracking Suit
• Judge Sides With Enviros, Vacates Approval Of Mont. Mine
• Honeywell, Other Cos. Settle Duluth Pollution Claim For $8.2M
• 3 Key Areas Legal Operations Teams Should Focus On
• How To Use The Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser Defense
• What The Experts Said About High Court Rulings This Term
• German Prosecutors Probing Porsche, Bosch Employees
• Canadian Miner Lobs $4.4B Arbitral Claim Against Romania
• Pa. Appeals Court Upholds Sunoco Eminent Domain Push
• Major Energy And Natural Resource Bill Proposed In Senate
• Trump Touts Fossil Fuel Exports, Nuke Aid In Energy Speech
• NJ Court Repeats Insurers May Be Sued For Enviro Cleanup
• 3rd Circ. Forces Redo On Costs In $10M Honeywell Settlement
• Mich. Sues Flint To Force Approval Of Safe Water Source
• 9th Circ. Won't Renew Tribe Members' Water Rights Row
• Nossaman Adds 3 Ex-Michelman & Robinson Partners In SF
• State AGs Threaten Suit To Force EPA Methane Action
• Mass. County To Pay $3M To End Town's Water Pollution Suit
• Hawaiian Dairy Producer Hit With Water Pollution Suit
• US Law Firms Face Discovery Of Foreign Clients' Records
• 4th Circ. Sides With EPA In Coal Jobs Analysis Battle
• The Future Of Law And The Demise Of The Midsize Firm
• Calif. High Court Won't Review Cap-And-Trade Program
• Spain Wants Court's OK Of €128M Arbitral Award Nixed
• EPA's Less-Stringent Chemical Rule Likely To Spark Suits
• Judge Won't Give $5.5M Credit To Fuel Co. For Brown Grease
• PennEast Permit Application In NJ 'Administratively Closed'
• 2nd Circ. Backs Conn. Clean Energy Solicitation Program
• Pa. Judge Junks Challenge To Sunoco Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Sinks Challenge To $715M Submarine Wharf Project
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Undo License For SD Uranium Mine
• Judge Trims Securities Row Over VW Emissions Cheat
• Navajo Council OKs Deal To Keep Arizona Coal Plant Open
• Canadian Investors Betting Big On US Clean Energy Sector
• The 10 Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Most Talkative Justice Of The High Court Term
• The Cases That Got The Justices Talking
• Feds Want CRA Challenge Over Alaska Hunting Rules Tossed
• Sens. Grill Trump's Pick To Head DOJ Environmental Division
• SunEdison Gets OK For $32M Unsecured Creditors Settlement
• DC Circ. Ends Challenge To Interim Gas Storage Safety Rule
• The Road To Standardizing Food Safety And Quality Dates
• DAPL Opinion Highlights Pipeline Project NEPA Challenges
• How Discovery Has Changed Under New Federal Rules
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Pre-Voir Dire Questions
• Trump Taps 4 For Posts At Commerce, ITC, Interior
• SunEd Blasts Whistleblower Execs In Push For $32M Deal OK
• George Lucas' Museum Gets Go-Ahead From LA City Council
• Gorsuch And Thomas Becoming Fast Friends At High Court
• Sidley Boosts Energy Team With Ex-Van Ness Feldman Atty
• DOJ Says Challenge To Trump's 2-For-1 Order Is Premature
• €128M Award Against Spain Over Energy Subsidies OK'd
• Commerce Seeks Input On Review Of Protected Waters
• Travelers Settles NJ Superfund Cleanup Coverage Dispute
• 5 High Court Concurrences That Read Like Dissents
• VW Aims To Trim Securities Row Over Emissions Cheat
• The Sharpest Dissents From This Supreme Court Term
• Arizona Tribe Wants Injunction In Water Rights Row
• Pruitt Unsure If EPA Has 'Tools In The Toolbox' For CO2 Regs
• Republican AGs Back Exxon In Climate Probe Fight
• House Committee OKs Bill For Alaska Land Exchange
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Fight Still A Live Issue, Foes Say
• EPA, Army Corps Move To Sink Clean Water Rule
• BP, Shell Want 2nd Circ. To Review MTBE Case Revival
• Coast Guard Looks To Sink Wash. Tribes' Killer Whale Suit
• Supreme Court Denies Cert In Transocean Investor Suit
• An Interview With Floyd Abrams
• Monsanto Can't Nix Calif.'s Add Of Herbicide To Cancer List
• U.S. Mayors Make Clean Energy Reliance A National Priority
• Ga. Wants In On Suit Over Water Plan For River Basin
• Oil Cos. Blast Enviros' Bid To Block NM Drilling Permits
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• IP Cases Led The Pack In High Court Amicus Briefs
• Calif. Appeals Court Orders Sewer System Enviro Review
• Court Won't Stop Helicopter, Gun Use In Wis. Recreation Area
• Bucking Tradition: NewLaw And The Coming Millennials
• Divided Pa. House OKs Controversial Coal Mining Measure
• 9th Circ. Asked For Full Review Of Blocked Logging Project
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Spiked $16M Easement Deduction
• Enviros Can't Score Win Against Exxon In Chemical Plant Suit
• Top Senate Democrats Call To Lift Gov't Spending Caps
• Feds, Colorado Accuse Energy Co. Of CAA Violations
• Texas Justices To Review Uranium Mine's Water Quality Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Pacific Urban, Mountain View
• High Court Scraps NM Suit Against Colo. Over Gold King Mine
• OSHA Floats Pulling Back Some Parts Of Beryllium Rule
• Divergence In Materiality Tests Narrower Than It May Seem
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Case On Wind Farm Power Contract
• Supreme Court Won't Review EPA Boiler And Incinerator Rule
• State AGs Responding To Trump Policies: 3 Areas To Watch
• 2 Diverging Standards On Disclosing Interim Financial Info
• Gray Matters: We Feel, We Decide
• Mayors Say Cities Must Take Lead On Fighting Climate Change
• $20.5M Ch. 11 Bid Approved For Molycorp Rare Earth Mine
• Gay Bias Is Sex Discrimination, EEOC Tells 2nd Circ.
• VW Dealers Must Clarify Bosch Conspiracy Claims, Court Says
• Justices' Eminent Domain Ruling Clarifies State Law's Reach
• Counterclaims In Suit Over Cleanup Settlement Can Stay
• International Arrest Warrants Out For Ex-VW Execs
• Ex-Lawmaker Cops To Taking Bribes To Fight EPA Cleanup
• Awareness Of ESA Status Not A Must For Prosecution: Judge
• DC Circ. Panel Backs NY In Suit Over Pipeline Permit Delay
• German Drivers' Bid For Jones Day VW Docs Ruled Too Broad
• Call Recipients Say SolarCity Changed TCPA Suit Deal
• Texas Justices Say Noble Can't Ditch $63M Cleanup Indemnity
• Farmers Awarded $218M In 1st Syngenta GMO Corn Trial
• Justices Let State Combine Parcels In Eminent Domain Case
• Insurer Decries 'Shenanigans' In Lloyd's Arbitration Bid
• Another Sempra Gas Leak Investor Suit Is Tossed, For Now
• Ericsson Hit With NJ Developer's Suit Over $15M Contract
• ND, Texas File Brief Supporting EPA Methane Rules Delay
• EPA Releases New TSCA Prioritization, Risk Evaluation Rules
• Navajo Council To Weigh Keeping Ariz. Coal Plant Open
• NJ Panel Affirms State Can Use Private Land For Beach Repair
• Enel Snaps Up Demand Response Firm In $250M Deal
• 5th Circ. Panel Won't Revisit BP Formula On Deepwater Claims
• 9th Circ. Allows Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit To Proceed
• Calif. Appeals Court Orders Damages Redo In Water Rate Row
• Enviros Press FERC For Full Probe Of ETP $4.2B Pipeline
• DC Circ. Pipeline Ruling Undercuts States' CWA Role: Enviros
• Justice Kennedy's Moderating Influence On The High Court
• Fla. Gov. Given 5 Days To Answer Petition Over Tree Cuts
• Justice Sotomayor On The Power Of Dissent
• Pa. Justices Create Uncertain New Era For Enviro Reviews
• Whistleblowers, MDL Plaintiffs Object To $32M SunEd Deal
• EPA Hasn't Rid State Permit Boards Of Conflicts, Enviros Say
• Enviro Group Suit Calls Duke Energy Coal Ash Plan Improper
• NextEra Gets ESA Suit Over Bird-Killing Turbines Tossed
• Girardi Keese Sued For Accounting Of $120M In Settlements
• House OKs Faster Energy Co. Tree Clearing On Federal Land
• How Pennsylvania Made Water System Sales Easier
• 2nd Circ. Says 1st Circ.'s Materiality Test Is Unsound
• Utility Plots High Court Appeal In SolarCity Monopoly Suit
• Pa. Justices Won't Revive Drilling Rule Challenge
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Juror-Posed Questions
• EPA Appeals Board Rejects Power Plant Permit Challenge
• Enviros, Tribe Challenge Permit For Wis. Frack Sand Project
• Sage Grouse Plan Review Threatens Delicate Compromise
• San Diego Port Cleanup Settlement Valued At Around $5.8M
• DOJ Wins Bid To Block $367M Radioactive Waste Cos.' Merger
• WTO Members Angling To Relaunch Green Goods Talks
• AGs Want In On Challenge To EPA Methane Rule Change
• Sioux Group In Pipeline Suit After Ditching Trump Claims
• BP, ExxonMobil Push For Carbon Tax To Curb Emissions
• Enviros Hit DOI With FOIA Suit Over Coal Communications
• Oil Tanker Cos. Will Pay $1.9M For Pollution Cover-Up
• Ranchers Sue USDA Over Foreign Beef, Pork Labeling Rules
• GAO Says DOD Needs To Better Track Energy Efficiency Deals
• EU Says Paris Climate Deal Can't Be Renegotiated
• Buchalter Adds 4 Attys To Northern Calif. Practice
• 20 States Tell EPA To Rein In Water Rule In Rewrite
• Feds Put Interim Gas Storage Safety Rules On Hold
• Musk Didn't Drive Challenged SolarCity Merger, Tesla Says
• Gas Lease Funds Can't Close Budget Hole, Pa. Justices Rule
• Repeal Of BLM Fracking Rule Heads To White House
• Justice Sotomayor On Working A Room And The Post-Scalia Void
• FERC At 40
• Ill. Refinery Neighbors Seek OK Of $5M Settlement
• 7th Circ. Tosses Appeal Over $140M Wis. Highway Project
• Calif. Can't Dodge Challenge To Low Carbon Fuel Standard
• Lieff Cabraser Snags Lead Counsel In Fiat Emissions MDL
• Vinson & Elkins Welcomes Back Litigation Partner In Houston
• PE, Pension Firms Sink Cash Into Pattern's Clean Energy Push
• No Attys' Fees For Pebble Mine Foes, Alaska High Court Says
• Feds Say Convicted Energy Co. Founder Can't Duck Sentence
• DC Circ. Ruling Dooms $683M Pipeline Fight, FERC Says
• Exxon Says AG Climate Probes Are Licenses To Persecute
• TransCanada Looks To Toss Enviros' Suit Over Keystone OK
• Enviros' Fla. Water Quality Suit Against Corps Stays Tossed
• Enviros Sue Over Use Of BP Cleanup Funds For Hotel Project
• Forest Service OK To Deny Ski Resort Permit, 9th Circ. Says
• High Court Won't Review Chevron Pollution Judgment
• Judge Won't Ax Exxon Subpoena In Shareholder Climate Suit
• Texas Gov. Wields Veto To Spike Water Quality Bills
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2017
• Enviro Hits DHS With FOIA Suit Over Border Wall Records
• Beveridge & Diamond Expands To Seattle
• Enviros Tell Hawaii DOT They May Sue Over Bird-Killing Lights
• Sunoco Seeks Appeal In Recently OK'd Pipeline Challenge
• 9th Circ. Finds It Can't Hear Casino Opponents' Appeal
• VW Seeks Dismissal Of Wyoming Emissions Suit
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Allow Delay Of Methane Rules
• NJ High Court To Review Standing In Development Challenge
• Enviros Sue To Stop EPA Risk Management Rule Delay
• Aviation Gas Cleanup Costs Wrongly Assigned, Fed. Circ. Told
• NIGC Issues Violation Notice Against Nooksack Casino
• Fix Market Distortions By Putting A Price On Carbon
• Tips For Complying With ABA's New Encryption Guidance
• Dakota Access Ruling Boosts Tribes Seeking Enviro Justice
• Feds' New Settlement Policy May Imperil Restoration Projects
• House Bill Would Reverse Land Swap For Mining Co. Project
• Former Ariz. Enviro Dept. Director Headed To EPA Post
• Mesa Power Can't Get $584M Claim Against Canada Revived
• Mintz Levin Adds Former Latham Cleantech Co-Head
• Oracle Objects To SunEdison's Service Transfer Plan
• Navy Accused Of Violating CWA After Cleaning Retired Ship
• EPA Wants Toxic Air Rulemaking To Take 7 years, Not 2
• Pruitt Offers Lukewarm Defense Of Trump's EPA Budget Cuts
• Syngenta Looks To Nix Farmers' Claims In 1st GMO Corn Trial
• Enviro Group Says No Error In $20M Penalty Against Exxon
• NY AG Says Exxon 'Effectively Admitted' Misleading Investors
• Dakota Access Pipeline To Get Deeper Enviro Review
• Calif. Contamination Cases: Response Cost Recovery Guide
• Justice Ginsburg On Oral Argument And 'Imperious' Attorneys
• Attys Spar For Fiat Emissions MDL Steering Committee Spots
• Verizon Sued Over $1M Lost Rent From Enviro Contamination
• 9th Circ. Says Pre-1919 Water Rights Subject To Forfeiture
• Contractor On $42M Pa. Bridge Project Can't Nix CWA Charges
• Ariz. Irrigation District Sues DOI, Claims Inflated Rates
• Sierra Club Asks 5th Circ. To Revive Coal Plant CAA Suit
• No Need To Continue Cap-And-Trade Fight, Calif. Says
• Pa. School District Escapes Suit Over Lead, Copper In Water
• Feds, Tribe Lose Bids To Duck Rancher's Roadwork Suits
• BLM Puts Gas Venting And Flaring Rule On Hold
• Mich. Officials Charged Over Flint Water Crisis Death
• FERC At 40: A Look Back And Ahead
• 5 Key Features Of Impending TSCA Inventory 'Reset' Rule
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Preliminary Instructions
• EPA Proposes 2-Year Methane Emissions Rule Delay
• Zinke Says Gov't Is Failing Tribes, Deflects Budget Concerns
• Permit Issues Plague Molycorp Mine Sale, Regulators Say
• Apple Seeks 2nd Green Bond To Stem Climate Change
• Ship Owner Owes For Miss. River Oil Spill, 5th Circ. Says
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2017: Midyear Report
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Make Ore. Court Nix Kids' Climate Suit
• Tesoro Found Not Liable For Refinery Blast That Killed 7
• EPA Enforcement Nominee Vows To Target Worst Polluters
• Due Diligence From The Lateral Partner's Perspective
• NM Slams Feds' Bid To Rid High Court Of Colo. Gold King Suit
• Dutch, UK Drivers Linking Suits Over VW Emissions Scandal
• Insurer Not Off Hook For Stinky Recycler Suit, NY Panel Says
• Zinke Recommends Shrinking Bears Ears Monument In Utah
• Lateral Partner Due Diligence: Where Should A Firm Begin?
• Justice Ginsburg On Diversity And Persuading Her Colleagues
• Md. Purple Line Still Needs Ridership Evaluation, Judge Says
• Pruitt Signs Off On Delaying Rule On Chemical Risk Plans
• SunEdison Cleared To Solicit Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• AFL-CIO Rolls Out Sweeping NAFTA Renegotiation Recs
• Texas Gov. Cuts Millions In Clean Air Funding From Budget
• Feds Ask For Dismissal Of Challenge To Fish-Saving Efforts
• DC Circ. Power Contract Ruling Can't Stand, Wind Farm Says
• Wastewater Spill Claims Against Mosaic Fertilizer Dismissed
• Enviros Ask For Quick Win In Endangered Bison Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Orange County Case In BP, Shell MTBE Row
• Trump's Keystone OK Can't Be Fought In Court, US Says
• High Court Won't Move Flint Water Suit To Federal Court
• 9th Circ. Denies Early Appeal In SolarCity Monopoly Suit
• Pa. Court OKs Frack Well Under Petroleum Refinery
• US Won't Commit To G-7 Climate, Carbon Finance Pledges
• Former DOI Honchos Urge 10th Circ. To Hear Frack Rule Case
• A Closer Look At OSHA's Broken Regulatory Process
• When 'I Pick, You Pick, They Pick' Goes Wrong
• Contention Gives Way To Compromise In Fla. Special Session
• Feds Seek Out Of Enviros' Suit Over Ill. Highway Construction
• Exxon Slams Climate Change Subpoena As 'Witch Hunt'
• AGs Vow Legal Fight If EPA Nixes Vehicle Emissions Regs
• EPA Furthers Process Of Potentially Pulling Back CPP
• DC Circuit Says Locomotives Can Idle At Night In Delaware
• Insurers Must Defend Pa. School In Tainted Water Suit
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2017: Midyear Report
• Feds Lose Bid For Direct Appeal In Kids' Climate Change Suit
• Q&A With Baron And Blue's Lisa Blue
• Native American Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2017
• Solar Co. Challenging Millions In IRS Adjustments
• Chimps Can't Secure Habeas Corpus, NY Appeals Court Says
• Enviro Service Co. Sues NJ Spinoff Over Dropped Debts
• Wash. Supreme Court Revives Enviros' Open Meetings Case
• Firm Says Fee Referral Deal For BP Oil Spill Cases Illegal
• SunEdison Seeks OK For $32M D&O Insurance Deal
• Calif. Judge Says Tribe's Water Suit Can Go To Next Stage
• EPA Probing Alleged Collusion Between Ex-Staffer, Monsanto
• Companies Say €128M ICSID Award Should Stay In Euros
• JPML Moves Emissions Suit Against Fiat To Calif.
• 1st Circ. Clears Dam Owners In Atlantic Salmon ESA Case
• Takeaways From 3 NJ Environmental Insurance Decisions
• Climate Activist Convicted Of Burglary Charge In Wash.
• Disposal Of Contamination: Be Careful What You Throw Away
• Interior Department To Review Sage-Grouse Agreement
• CIT Backs Commerce Subsidy Rate For Chinese Solar Panels
• Meet Trump's Picks For The Federal Appellate Bench
• Dakota Access Saga Highlights Value Of Tribal Consultations
• Johnson Controls Pays $3.3M Over Cape Canaveral Cleanup
• US Says CAA Suit Against Plant Operator Not Time-Barred
• Sens. Press Perry Not To Sell Off DOE Transmission Assets
• Green Bonds Likely To Blossom Despite Paris Accord Fallout
• Calif., China Ink Climate Deal After Trump's Paris Exit
• 3M, Tyco Want Firefighting Foam Contamination Suit Tossed
• EPA Extends Compliance Deadline For Smog Standards
• Enviro Groups Want In On Nat'l Forest Canceled Leases Suit
• Sessions Stops 3rd-Party Donation Settlements
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Revoked Wis. Waste-To-Energy Permit
• Munsch Hardt Adds Oil And Gas Partner In Houston
• Volkswagen MDL Objectors Ask 9th Circ. To Alter Settlement
• BP Urges 5th Circ. To Accept Formula For Deepwater Claims
• Pa. Appeals Court Axes Local Drilling Ordinance Challenge
• Hawaii First To Pass Laws Committing To Paris Accord Goals
• Suffering Withdrawal: The Post-Paris Energy Outlook
• Debating The Value Of Distributed Rooftop Solar
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Setting Trial Time Limits
• Trump's Monuments Order Won't Benefit Tribal Economies
• Syngenta Exec Sniffs At China's View On Seeds
• Rosen, Goldberg Win Lead Roles In BioAmber Investor Suit
• Navajo Panel Backs Legislation For New Coal Plant Lease
• Judge Allows Flint Residents' Constitutional Suit To Proceed
• Red-State Cities Face Uphill Battle To Keep Paris Pledge
• Big Business Lobby Tries To Hobble Litigation Finance, Again
• Shell Must Face 'Take-Home' Asbestos Suit, Calif. Court Says
• $800M SunEdison Yieldco Pact OK'd Amid Plan Soliciting Stall
• Trump Picks Kirkland & Ellis Partner For Top DOJ Enviro Spot
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Challenge To EPA Sewage Rule Method
• Ex-US Sen. David Vitter Joins Butler Snow In La.
• Volkswagen Tries To Sink Investor Claims In Emissions MDL
• House Dems Look To Institutionalize Enviro Justice Offices
• Exxon Should Face ERISA Climate Suit, Former Worker Says
• Crowell & Moring Nabs Litigators From Sedgwick In DC
• 7 Democratic AGs Challenge Trump's EPA Over Pesticide
• Senate Panel OKs FERC Noms, BigLaw Atty As DOI No. 2
• Energy Efficiency Resources Must Stay In The Mix
• Determining OCS Jurisdiction For Lessees And Operators
• After The BNSF Decision, There's No Place Like 'At Home'
• Syngenta Seed Launch Slashed Market, Farmers Say At Trial
• NM, Calif. Seek Quick Win In Energy Royalties Fight
• Groups Ask DC Circ. To Revisit EPA Farm Pollution Rule
• States Ask 10th Circ. To Pause Fracking Rule Litigation
• Texas Sues To Delist Warbler As Endangered Species
• Gov't–Biz Coalition Vows To Keep Paris Goals Alive
• Scientists Weigh In Against Trump's 2-For-1 Regs Order
• Fla. Classes Blast Vetoes Of $37M For Citrus Trees Judgment
• Tribal Orgs Vow To Continue Supporting Paris Accord
• SD Tribe's $200M Water Rights Suit Against Feds Tossed
• Judge Wants More Info On Navajo Land Uranium Cleanup Suit
• ​Three Mile Island Closure Portends Nuke Energy Battle In Pa.
• Fisheries Service Floats Atlantic Seismic Testing Permits
• Green Groups Look To Block EPA's Delay Of Methane Limits
• The Regulatory Reforms Manufacturers Want Most: Part 2
• What To Expect From CAA Risk Management Program Delay
• Dow Chemical Can't Shake Mich. Dioxin Pollution Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Northrop Contamination Claim
• Insurance Groups Urge Wash. Justices To Ax Pollution Ruling
• Trump's Paris Redo Caveat Leaves Experts Scratching Heads
• Judge Casts Out Enviros' Bull Trout Suit Against FWS
• Pegasus Capital Advisors Lands Ex-Obama EPA Head
• Ex-Massey CEO Appeals Mine Safety Conviction To High Court
• Challenges Combined To Revival Of Coal-Leasing Program
• La. Court Revives Cleanup Suit Against Two Oil & Gas Cos.
• Fiat Investors Say EPA Suit Backs Stock Drop Claims
• FERC Launches Spill Probe Of ETP Ohio Pipeline
• 9 Things To Know About Trump's Paris Agreement Decision
• Sierra Club Fights For CAA Suit Against Texas Oil Refinery
• Pa. Court Vacates Shared Emissions Permit Over 'Control'
• 5th Circ. Remands Former Deckhand's Whistleblower Suit
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Keep Elephant Hunting Trophy Ban
• Exxon Misled Investors Over Climate Risks, NY AG Says
• The Regulatory Reforms Manufacturers Want Most: Part 1
• Pa. School District Says Drinking Water Suit Is Preempted
• Greyhound Dealt Loss In Fuel Cleanup Cost Row
• BLM Will Revisit Vehicle Access Routes In Utah After Deal
• 6th Circ. Says Lubrizol Superfund Cleanup Not Covered
• Conservationists Sue Feds For Border Wall Docs
• Feds Tell High Court Not To Take NM's Colo. Gold King Suit
• Calif. Senate OKs Plan For 100% Carbon-Free Energy By 2045
• McNees Adds Utilities, Financing Pro To Pa. Office
• EPA Says Hudson Cleanup Working; NY, Enviros Disagree
• ICSID Axes Italy's Quick Win Bid Against Bankrupt Solar Co.
• 4th Circ. Denies EPA Bid For Stay On Setting Toxin Limits
• Trump Confirms Plan To Pull US Out Of Paris Climate Deal
• NJ Panel Denies Extra Atty Fees To Hess Diesel Fuel Class
• Texas Utility Wrongly Granted Arbitration Before Dispute
• EPA To Distribute $56.8M In Brownfield Funding