Topics discussed this week include: EPA and Corps propose new definition of Waters of the United States. EPA proposes to eliminate carbon capture requirements for coal plants. EPA releases draft […]
Topics discussed this week include: Fishermen’s trade association sues energy companies for alleged climate-change-related harms EPA releases draft toxicology assessments for two PFAS compounds EPA announces Cleaner Trucks Initiative EPA […]
Topics discussed this week include: Environmental Protection Agency set to reinstitute 2009 definition of “project aggregation” for New Source Review permitting program Federal appeals court stays climate change litigation trial […]
WEBINAR Thursday, November 15, 2018 | 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ET With the midterm elections behind us, our panelists will reflect on the Administration’s deregulatory agenda to date and […]
Topics discussed this week include: Supreme Court stays youths’ climate change suit pending review. EPA withdraws proposed uranium mining regulations. Environmental groups request Sixth Circuit reconsider Clean Water Act coal […]
Topics discussed this week include Fifth Circuit allows possibility of injunctive relief for time-barred NSR claims. Supreme Court denies cert. for two environmental cases. Environmental groups challenge Oklahoma coal ash […]
Topics discussed this week include EPA proposes rescinding Obama-era leak repair provisions for appliances using substitute refrigerants. BLM releases revised 2016 Methane and Waste Prevention Rule. EPA denies petitions by […]
Topics discussed this week include: Petitioners ask Supreme Court to weigh in on whether Clean Water Act regulates discharges through groundwater to waters of the United States EPA OECA issues […]
Topics discussed this week include: EPA proposes Clean Power Plan replacement rule Court issues nationwide injunction enjoining EPA delay of effective date of Obama administration’s “Waters of the United States” […]
Topics discussed this week include: Manufacturer held liable for asbestos-related injury stemming from replacement parts it did not make. Novel watershed permit issued for Cape Cod towns. CERCLA claims constitutionally […]