At least two Supreme Court Justices think there's a limit to Congress's ability to fix the Clean Water Act
Five Justices of our nation's highest court have now provided a definition of "Waters of the United States" that will be binding on the...
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Next Wednesday you can learn everything you need to know about the Supreme Court's opinions in Sackett v. EPA
I have the honor of moderating an expert panel on the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. EPA next Wednesday, June 7, at 1 pm...
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On May 26th, New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed into law amendments to the City's anti-discrimination/anti-harassment statute (the NYC...
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If you're sad about Sackett, you may be happier about Seafreeze
About a year and a half ago I wrote about one of the four lawsuits brought in an attempt to halt the Vineyard Wind project (see
Sackett turned out exactly like we thought it would turn out. What's next?
So the Sacketts of Idaho are 2-0 in their visits to our nation's highest court and the jurisdictional reach of the Federal Clean Water...
Congress might make it so the US Forest Service doesn't need to get Federal and State NPDES permits to keep fighting fires.
A few months ago I told you about the United States Forest Service's decision to resolve a citizen suit accusing it of violating the...
SEC Commissioner Peirce Continues to Criticize Proposed ESG Rules
Recently, SEC Commissioner Peirce--one of the Republican appointees to the Securities & Exchange Commission--delivered a speech to...
Vineyard Wind has almost succeeded in ending one of the three NIMBY lawsuits against it but that's beside the point.
ACK Rat's attempt to kill the Vineyard Wind project came closer to an unsuccessful end this week when Federal Judge Talwani granted a...
A renewable energy project is on the verge of having all the permits it needs, after SEVENTEEN years. What's next?
The Wall Street Journal is reporting on the time it takes to permit an infrastructure project in these United States and what might...
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Hundreds and hundreds of claims for personal injury and property damage associated with PFAS contamination have been accumulating in the...
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I hear this frequently: "We've moved everything to the cloud, so our security is good." Maybe yes, maybe no. Cloud...
Supreme Court Rejects Efforts By Fossil Fuel Companies to Litigate Climate Change Issues in Federal Court
Today, the Supreme Court denied the writ of certiorari filed by the major oil companies in a pair of significant climate change cases....
EPA's Waters of the United States regulation is now the law in only 23 of our 50 United States as all eyes turn to the Supreme Court.
Three Judges of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals have joined Judges in North Dakota and Texas in concluding that EPA's most recent...
Shooting fish in a barrel: Why I'm surprised the courts haven't already been flooded with PFAS Clean Water Act Citizen Suits.
Bloomberg Environment reports that a Georgia NGO has sued a textile manufacturer and the town in which the manufacturer is located...
Proposed SEC Climate Disclosure Rule Potentially Delayed Until Fall 2023
About two weeks ago, former SEC Commissioner Robert Jackson, currently a professor at NYU Law, stated during an April 27 webinar hosted...
Potential Fraud with H-1B Registration Submissions
A SHRM article posted yesterday indicates that USCIS has discovered potential collusion among a number of technology companies to submit...
Florida's Latest Anti-ESG Efforts
Today, Governor DeSantis (R-FL) signed into law an anti-ESG bill that, among other things, bars managers of the state's pension fund from...
Confucius said life is really simple but we insist on making it complicated. That brings us to EPA's announcement yesterday about the Clean Water Act.
While we were all patiently waiting for the United States Supreme Court's opinion (or opinions) in Sackett v. EPA, Bloomberg...
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