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Environmental - March, 2021

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• Denver Escapes Sierra Club Suit Over $464M Dam Expansion
• Biden's Transportation Infrastructure Plan Faces Bumpy Road
• 7th Circ. Says Buyer Is Responsible For $10.5M Superfund Tab
• Minn. Exxon Climate Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Biden's Infrastructure Plan Is A Clean Energy Bonanza
• 5th Circ. Chides Lawyers Behind $50M Clean Water Deal
• EPA Purges Scientific Advisory Boards
• Water Authority Didn't Have Free Rein To Dig Up Ranch Land
• 6th Circ. Ruling Marks Volatile Phase For Chevron Deference
• Nestle Ducks Child Slave Labor Labeling Suit, For Now
• Pa. Landfill Suit Thrown Out Due To Misattributed Stink
• Donziger Wants Big SDNY Courtroom, Livestream For Trial
• Calif. Warehouse GHG Proposal Would Likely Face Lawsuits
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• Insurer Escapes Defending Law Firm From Bogus-Claims Suit
• Ignoring Tugboat Noise Sinks Oil Exploration Enviro Review
• Biden Infrastructure Plan Would Raise Corp. Tax Rates To 28%
• White House Sets Enviro Justice Council On Course
• NM AG Aims To Block Licensing Of Nuclear Waste Facilities
• 7 Energy Trade Issues Facing The Biden Administration
• 4th Circ. Says Water Act Liability Shield Blocks Mine Suit
• 10th Circ. Revives Case Over New Mexico 5G Cell Tower
• Flint Water Victims Slam Attys' $202M Fee Bid
• 2 Lessons From Missouri All-Sums Insurance Ruling
• Pratt & Whitney Can't Exit $1B Radioactive Subdivision Suit
• Feds Can't Trim $38M Dakota Access Pipeline Suit, ND Says
• Enviro Groups Settle Clean Water Suit Against PPG Inc.
• Ex-Hodgson Clean Energy Team Joins Foley Hoag In NY
• 1st Circ. Seeks Middle Ground In $1B Maine Power Line Fight
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Insurers Warned Over Climate Risk Ahead Of PRA Stress Test
• 2nd Circ. Won't Lift Donziger's House Arrest Before Trial
• Okla. City Wants FERC Flooding Decision Reversed
• Biden Admin. Unveils Offshore Wind Expansion Plans
• Ranch, Biden Admin. In Border Wall Dispute Settlement Talks
• Law360's 2021 Environmental Editorial Advisory Board
• Justices Won't Hear Atty's $1.5M VW Emissions Fee Complaint
• Mass. AG Sues Over Sloppy Asbestos Work At YMCA
• Justices Reject US Sailors' $1B Fukushima Radiation Case
• Tribes Challenge Trump's Interpretation Of Clean Water Act
• $1B Power Line Foes Target Approval Of Cross-Border Permit
• Dallas Escapes Most Of Resident's Hazardous Waste Suit
• DuPont Entity's $50M Cancer Trial Loss Gets Cut To $40M
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Tribal, Religious Groups Back Apache Bid To Halt Copper Mine
• Oakland A's Win Bid To Curb Toxic Releases Near Future Park
• GOP Sens. Unveil Bill To Cut Natural Gas Export Regulations
• Cash-Hungry Cos. Find Alternative To Volatile Markets
• Texas Justices Told Venue Issues Doom Construction Suit
• Crypto Miner, Power Biz Narrowly Avert Trial Over $3.7M Bill
• EPA Yanks Trump-Era Permit For St. Croix Oil Refinery
• Allen & Overy Scores Yet Another Akin Gump Renewables Pro
• FERC Dam Plan For Mussels Mostly OK, DC Circ. Says
• Judge Refuses To Halt Exxon Mobil Deceptive Marketing Case
• VW To Seek Damages From Ex-Execs Over Emissions Scandal
• FERC Pipeline Approval Ignored Tribes, DC Circ. Told
• Don't Let Trump NEPA Overhaul Linger, Advocates Say
• Perkins Coie Land-Use Head Sees 4 Active Sectors Amid Virus
• Ill. Settles Dispute With Amtrak Over Fuel Spill Contamination
• 5th Circ. Won't Shut The Door On Void Pollution Rule Just Yet
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Insurers May Have To Split Daimler Asbestos, Pollution Costs
• Judge Tosses Austin's Challenge To $2.1B Texas Pipeline
• Justices Told To Scrap Fed. Circ. Limits On Follow-Up Suits
• Pipeline Work Can Restart Before Fed Approvals, FERC Says
• Corteva, DuPont Aim To Dodge NJ Water Supplier's PFAS Suit
• GOP Sen. Demands SEC Briefing On 'Premature' ESG Initiative
• Trump Sided With Industry Over ESA Protections, Enviros Say
• Judge DQs 3 Experts From $1B Radioactive Subdivision Trial
• Democrats Move To Nix Trump-Era Oil And Gas Methane Regs
• Commerce Partly Revokes Duties On Solar Panels From China
• Feds Tell Justices Guam's Landfill Suit Filed Too Late
• Utah Judge Says GHG Analysis For Coal Mine Fell Short
• Truck Cos. Want 7th Circ. Redo For Defective Engines Suit
• Parent Cos. Can Expect More Suits Over Foreign Subsidiaries
• BMW Drivers Can't Seek 3rd Circ. Revival Of RICO Claims Yet
• Canada's Top Court Says National GHG Price Is Constitutional
• Pa. Justices Scrap AG's Royalty Case Against Anadarko
• Justices Told Refineries Can't Reclaim Biofuel Exemptions
• NYC Settles Environmental Dept. Workers' OT Suit For $332K
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• Chemical Co.'s Settlement Over Deadly Explosion Approved
• Gov't Tells Finance Watchdogs To Grade For Climate Change
• Chesapeake Unit Reaches $1.9M Deal On Wetlands Pollution
• Phillips 66's $44M Arbitration Win Against Insurer Upheld
• CBP's Jones Act Ruling Provides Certainty For Offshore Wind
• Saint-Gobain Wants Direct Settlements In Vt. PFOA Case
• Red States Ramp Up Fight Against Biden Oil Lease Pause
• Key Takeaways From SEC's Enhanced ESG Disclosure Focus
• Group Says FERC Can't Review Gas Facility As 'Routine'
• 2 Key Biden Enviro Nominees Head For Full Senate Vote
• Pensions Body Criticizes Increased Data Requirements
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• JPMorgan Says Texas Wind Farm Can't Dodge $71M Storm Bill
• Yellen, Powell Defend Push To Keep Tabs On Climate Risks
• Groups Fight Approval Of Water Pipeline Over Enviro Concern
• DC Circ. Wary Of Enviro Review For Texas LNG Project
• FERC Stokes Uncertainty With Climate Review Shift
• Court Affirms Coal Miner Blackjewel's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• 9th Circ. Agrees To Toss Coal Export Appeal Amid Bankruptcy
• Exxon Mobil Can't Move DC Deceptive Marketing Claims
• Mo. Utility Wants $135M For Gas Shortages During Storm
• Dealers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive German Car Co. Antitrust MDL
• Chief Justice Plants Signpost For Future Monument Litigation
• 1st Barrett Opinion Makes Gov't Privilege Broader And Murkier
• 2nd Circ. Backs FERC, Says NY Too Late In Pipeline Review
• SEC Shouldn't Target Funds With New ESG Task Force
• More Companies Want Out Of $4.8M Md. Superfund Suit
• Paper, Lumber Mills To Pay $8.5M For Wash. Port Pollution
• DOI Solicitor Ends Ruling That ND, Not Tribe, Owns Riverbed
• Army Corps Suspends Minn. Copper Mine Water Permit
• Local Gov'ts Say New $650M Bayer Deal Fixes Funds Timeline
• Mallinckrodt To Pay $267M Over Maine Mercury Contamination
• Annova Scuttles Plans For Texas LNG Export Project
• Ohio, La. Say Axed Mich. Pipeline Would Damage Oil Economy
• Pa. Commits To Power Half Of State Gov't Via Solar
• Green Groups Want Trump's Last-Minute Lease Sale Scrapped
• Calif. Sens. Urge Biden To Restore Vehicle Emission Power
• Importers Say President Isn't A 'King,' Can't Block Crucial Doc
• What Cos. Must Know About EPA Clean Air Act Penalty Math
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• $2.45M Settlement Approved For NJ Superfund Site
• Chief Justice Signals Presidential Monuments Need Review
• Climate Groups Demand Lloyd's Drop Bahamas Oil Project
• Law Firm Accused Of Not Sharing $30M Fee In Syngenta MDL
• Apaches Push 9th Circ. To Halt Copper Mine Land Exchange
• No Role For Feds In Tribes' Ore. Water Claims, DC Circ. Says
• SEC Panelists Trade Blows On ESG Disclosure Plan
• Union Asks DC Circ. To Review NLRB Browning-Ferris Denial
• Bayer Skips High Court Review Of $21M Roundup Verdict
• SEC Gets Asset Freeze In $3.2M 'Sham' Bottling Co. Suit
• HHS Halts 'Ticking Timebomb' Sunset Rule After Being Sued
• 'Phantom Quote' Hangs Over Fox Rothschild Cleanup Suit
• Blackjewel To Abandon 33 Coal Mines In W.Va. Bankruptcy
• 8 Questions For NARUC President Paul Kjellander
• Ill. Says Amtrak Fuel Spill Contaminated Groundwater
• Bannon Says Feds Must Fully Drop Indictment After Pardon
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Suez Asks European Court To Step Into Fray Over Veolia Deal
• Gambit To Block Trump's Midnight Regulations Will Likely Fail
• NJ Panel Upholds $300M PSEG Nuclear Plant Subsidy
• Calif. Justices Won't Hear Expansion Of Plant Siting Reviews
• ITC Finds $2.4B Worth Of Illegal Seafood Imports
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Puts Brakes On Auto Parts Co.'s Sale Of Defeat Devices
• Most Savers Want Openness On Enviro Pensions, Aviva Says
• Calif. Dems Eye Building Restrictions As Fire Season Nears
• FERC Steps Up Climate Change Reviews Of Gas Projects
• 'Fair Shake' Law Firm Accuses Tech Co. Of Stealing Its Name
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Can't Get Rid Of Flint Water Crisis Charges
• Biden's Green Overhaul Will Have To Clear Trump's Judiciary
• EPA Hits Construction Co. With $150K Clean Water Act Fine
• Fiat Chrysler, Opt-Out Drivers Spar Over EcoDiesel Damages
• Climate Change Plaintiffs Are Getting Creative
• White House Wants Court To Remand Trump's NEPA Overhaul
• US Settles With Ranch Owner Over Creek Damage For $360K
• Philly Suburb Residents Seek Cert. In Waste Incinerator Suit
• 21 AGs Sue Biden Admin. Over XL Pipeline Permit Revocation
• Pomerantz Nabs Lead Counsel In Pebble Mine Suit
• 11th Circ. Revives PETA Challenge To License For Miami Orca
• CFTC Says New Climate Unit Could Spur Regulatory Changes
• Calif. Appeals Court Limits Groundwater Pumping Rights
• Former FERC Chair Wellinghoff Joins Distributed Energy Firm
• SEC Head Wants Proxy Revamp Amid 'Soaring' ESG Demand
• FERC Urged To Keep Customers Off Hook For Trade Org Dues
• Pa. Court Questions Its Role In Ordering Brownfield Cleanup
• Higher Social Cost Of Carbon Will Support Biden Enviro Push
• Toyota Should Face Gas Tank Defect Suit, Judge Says
• Seafood Co. Reaches $1.3M Deal In False Labeling Suit
• Wis. Justices Order Environmental Impact Review Of Tax Rule
• Dems Urge Biden To Spike 'Cancer Alley' Plant Permit
• Car Co. Loses Bid For Coverage Of Hurricane Evacuation
• House Dem Tries Again To Undo Ariz. Copper Mine Land Swap
• States Challenge Trump-Era Energy Efficiency Rules
• Texas A&M Can't End PETA's Bus Ad Denial Lawsuit
• FBI Threw Kavanaugh Tips Down 'Garbage Chute,' Sen. Says
• Calif. Bill Signals Climate Disclosure Requirement Trend
• Biden Urged To Halt New Offshore Oil Leases For Near Future
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• Biden's Pick To Lead Enviro At DOJ Is Appellate Vet
• Chevron Misleads With Climate-Friendly Ads, FTC Told
• Judge Says NM Oil-Spill Suit Can't Supersede State's Cleanup
• FERC Wrong To Extend Gas Project Deadline, 1st Circ. Hears
• EPA Imposes Power Plant Emissions Limits In 12 States
• W.Va. Looks To Dodge Mining Contamination Cleanup Suit
• Swiss Re To Exit Coal In Net-Zero Emissions Push
• Sidley, Ex-Reed Smith Partners Among Biden's Top Atty Picks
• Mexico Power Law Redo Short-Circuits Clean Energy Work
• 8th Circ. Told $75M Dicamba Ruling Riddled With Errors
• Sunoco Slams Pa. DEP's Bid To Aggregate Plant Emissions
• $5M Settlement Ends Decadelong NJ Pollution Suit
• Renewables Co. Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Tax Credits
• SEC Seeks Public's Help As ESG Initiatives Plow Ahead
• Senate Confirms Haaland As 1st Native American To Lead DOI
• Biden Climate Plan Ushers In New Compliance Considerations
• Biden Tells 9th Circ. Trump Offshore Drilling Suit Is Now Moot
• Oil Cos. Lose Bid To Keep Hawaii Climate Suits In Fed. Court
• Coal Co. Says $470M Claim Against Canada Falls With NAFTA
• Calif. Judge Upholds Oil Project Approval In LA Wetlands
• ExxonMobil Blasts 'Absurd' Climate Suit By Mass. AG
• Judge Kills NY Suit Over GE Hudson River Cleanup
• Trucking Co. Wants Out Of $4.8M Superfund Cleanup Suit
• Plastic Co. CEO Gets 3 Years For 'Sham' Business Model
• 4th Circ. Vacates Mountain Valley Water Certification Denial
• Cos. Should Brace For More EPA Action On PFAS Under Biden
• Navistar Engine Deal Blocks Separate Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Upholds County's New Power Rate For Crypto Miners
• Enviro-Focused Former Senate Staffer Joins Van Ness
• Translating SEC Exam Priorities Into Compliance Action Items
• ESG Agenda May Lead The SEC Down Long, Litigious Path
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• Underwriters Fight £52M Suit From Power Plant Over Delays
• FCA's $307M Emissions Deal Can't Help Opt-Outs, Judge Says
• 'About-Face' Stance Meets Skepticism In NJ Enviro Suit
• Regulatory Edge Benefiting SPACS Should End, Panel Told
• Calif. County Sued Over Rule Streamlining Oil Well Permitting
• Travelers Off The Hook For Forge's $5M Cleanup Costs
• Womble Bond Dickinson Snags Energy, Gaming, Transpo Pro
• Harris County Sues State Over Houston Highway Project
• Calif. City Reaches Deal With Biz For $1.4M In Fees, Cleanup
• Offshore Wind Push Is Good News For NYC Building Owners
• 10th Circ. Wary Of Moving $503M Syngenta Fee Brawl Forward
• Greens Say Pa. GOP Sens.' Fracking Ban Suit Now Moot
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• 28 Houston Apartments Sue CenterPoint Over Storm Outages
• Forest Service Must Face Ex-Worker's Sex Harassment Claims
• Lone Star Laterals: Haynes And Boone, Yetter Coleman
• Feds Say Southern Coal Violating Agreement, Must Pay $3.2M
• EPA Rethinks Trump's Rule For Action On Lead-Tainted Water
• DOJ's Former Top Civil Atty Accused Of Politicizing Hiring
• Alaska Rep.'s Bill Would Stop Presidents From Halting Leases
• Donziger Tells 2nd Circ. His Home Confinement Is Absurd
• 5th Circ. Backs FWS Approval Of Texas LNG Project
• 5th Circ. Pauses Challenge To Texas LNG Project
• NC's Regan Confirmed To Lead EPA With Bipartisan Support
• Solvay Can't Dodge NJ Suit Over 'Forever Chemicals' In Water
• Lighthouse Resources Gets OK For Ch. 11 Reorganization
• Homeowners Seek $5.8M For Atty Fees In Contamination Deal
• SEC Cautions Investors About Celebrity-Backed SPACs
• DC Judge Criticizes Interior Dept. Search For Coal Records
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• Drilling Permit Delay Suit Dropped After Biden Approvals
• Hagens Berman Builds War Chest For Daimler Dieselgate Suit
• Trump's HHS Left 'Ticking Timebomb' For Old Rules, Suit Says
• Attys Seek $202M Fees In $641M Flint Tainted-Water Deal
• CarbonLite Gets OK For $35M Ch. 11 Financing Draw
• Auto Parts Seller To Pay $3M Penalty For Defeat Device Sales
• Investors' $50M Fraud Claim Revived In Pa. Pipeline Feud
• Walmart Urges Court To Toss Greenpeace's Recycling Suit
• Wind Farm Refutes JPMorgan's $71M Bill For Texas Storm
• Calif. Enviro Group Wins Water Well Fight On Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Sends $10.4M Oil Funds Fight Back To District Court
• Feds Tell Justices NJ Can't Block Land Take For Pipeline
• Biden Directives Create Uncertainty For Gas Projects
• Daimler, Mercedes Get OK On $1.5B DOJ Emissions Deal
• Idaho Judge Keeps Pipeline Approval Challenge Alive
• Former EPA Office Of Air And Radiation Chief Joins Pillsbury
• Coblentz Patch Snags Bay Area Arent Fox Land Use Partner
• Climate Youths Pivot Strategy After 9th Circ. Setback
• DOJ Hits Alleged 'Defeat Device'-Maker With Clean Air Act Suit
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Clash Over Gov't $42M Wind Farm Lease
• Mass. Offshore Wind Project Clears Key Permitting Hurdle
• Chicago Residents Urge Court To Block Scrap Metal Move
• Biden's Shift On Bird Death Rule Opens Door For Overhaul
• 12 State AGs Sue Biden Over Greenhouse Gas Cost Analysis
• DC Circ. Grills FERC Over Sketchy Review Of $286M Pipeline
• ​​​​​​​Cal State Univ. Gets $2.9M PAGA Safety Fine Axed On Appeal
• Chevron, Others Struggle To Keep Climate Suit In Fed. Court
• Top Plastics Recycler Heads Into Ch. 11 In Del.
• Former FERC Legal Policy Head Joins Hunton Andrews Kurth
• Landowners Defend Jury's Finding Poultry Farms A Nuisance
• Split 9th Circ. Refuses Apache Bid To Stop Land Transfer
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• Attys Seek To Delay $2B Roundup Deal Hearing
• WTO Wrestling With Climate Questions As Summit Looms
• Roundup Claimants Slam 'Frankenstein-ian' $2B Bayer Deal
• DC Circ. Won't Review EPA's Emissions Record-Keeping Rule
• Enviros Win Access To Offshore Drilling Policy Rollback Docs
• US Lawmakers Say Energy Policy Rifts Are Already Clear
• 'Cynical' Innogy Can't Duck $70M Wind Farm Suit, Court Told
• Duval Real Estate Leaders Hope NYC Will Loosen Restrictions
• IRS Should Level The Field For R&D Tax Credits
• Musk's Crypto Tweets Likely Didn't Violate SEC, CFTC Rules
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Watchdog Urged To Look Beyond Prices To Fight Climate Risk
• Firms Leveraging Climate Change Know-How To Win Clients
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Sanctions For Donziger In Chevron Case
• Barrett's 1st Opinion Draws Dissent In Break With Tradition
• Utilities Not Ready To Ditch Gas, Nuclear In Net-Zero Push
• GableGotwals Nabs Long-Serving DOJ Attorney Trent Shores
• Fieldwood Accused Of Trying To Duck Well Cleanup Cost
• Climate Adviser McCarthy Touts Biden's Sweeping Vision
• 9th Circ. Vacates Water Pollution Conviction, Orders New Trial
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• Judge Who Lost Election Won't Be DQ'd From Harvey MDL
• Group Says Feds Delaying Protection For Hawaiian Bird
• Enviros Can't Sue Feds Over SC Crab Harvests, Judge Told
• SEC Task Force Will Use Data, Tips To Uncover ESG Violations
• Magellan Says It's Not Obligated To Remove Ammonia Pipeline
• Senate Panel Approves Haaland For Interior Secretary
• Supreme Court Blocks Release Of Power Plant Rule Docs
• Kaepernick's ESG-Focused Blank-Check Biz Raises $300M
• Appeals Board Says BAE's Army Cost Dispute Is Timely
• EPA, Idaho, Tribes Settle With Phosphate Co. Over Mine Waste
• High Court Told Biofuel Ruling Would Cause Economic Strain
• 'Mediocre' US Infrastructure Needs More Funding, Report Says
• Texas Power Co. Opens Ch. 11 Aiming To Seek Legislative Fix
• Feds Say 'Tiger King' Animal Welfare Act Claim Is Valid
• SEC To Step Up Climate, Crypto Focus In 2021 Examinations
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• Apaches Seek 9th Circ. Assurance Against Mine Land Transfer
• House Oversight Panel Latest To Probe Texas Grid Blackouts
• Trump Admin.'s Last-Minute Pesticide Approval Challenged
• Climate Dominates Questions For 2 Biden Enviro Nominees
• Philadelphia Sues State Over Law Preempting Plastic Bag Ban
• Republican AGs Likely To Challenge Biden On Multiple Fronts
• Energy's $40B Loan Authority Back In Play, Granholm Says
• Investment Values Clean Energy Services Biz Uplight At $1.5B
• FWS Can't Get More Time To Decide Bat Protections
• 10th Circ. Says Court Abused Discretion With Clean Water Act
• Renewable Energy Cos. Need New Risk Management Tools
• States, Greens Slam Stay Bid In Auto Emissions Challenge
• US Shale Drillers Still Not Out Of The Woods, Execs Say
• EPA Hits Chem Co. With Fine For Toxic Substances Violations
• Exxon Sees Texas Refinery Pollution Penalty Cut To $14.25M
• John Kerry Tells Oil Cos. To Go Green Or Be Left Behind
• The Market Forces Driving The Electric Vehicle SPAC Trend
• DOJ Says President Can Modify Duties By Increasing Them
• 3M Says Michigan's PFAS Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• House Dems Unveil Plans For Net-Zero Emissions By 2050
• Google Looks To Freeze Energy Co.'s Thermostat IP Claims
• NY, Calif. Lead 16-State Push For Stronger Ozone Protections
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• Liquidators Accuse Ex-Biofuels Co. Directors Of Dishonesty
• Climate May Dominate Cross-Border Work Under Biden
• Aviva Sets Net-Zero 2040 Target Alongside Exit From Coal
• Energy Transfer Unit Strikes Deal To Open Pipeline After Blast
• Dallas Securities Firm Hit With $1M Negligence Suit
• USDA Rescinds Environmental Decision On Ariz. Copper Mine
• Earth & Water Law Nabs EPA's Former Top Enforcement Atty
• SPACs Power Another Record-Breaking Month For IPOs
• 2nd Circ. Told To Revive $620M Montgomery McCracken Suit
• Oil Industry Must Prepare For Future Without Oil, CEOs Say
• Steel Producer To Pay $475K To Settle Clean Air Violations
• GE Urges High Court To Skip Sailors' $1B Fukushima Case
• SEC Working Toward 'Global' Climate Disclosure Framework
• Clean Water Act Ruling Could Obstruct Future Permitting
• Biden Looks To Strike Balance On Trade Enforcement
• High Court Won't Revive Los Alamos Wastewater Permit Fight
• 10 Questions For FERC Commissioner Allison Clements
• $2B In Storm Costs Forces Texas Electric Co-Op Into Ch. 11