A little over five years ago, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation gave Federal Judge Richard Gergel of South Carolina the...
Some of you may be old enough to remember the movie Wall Street and, if you are, you might remember that just before Bud is taken into...
While I was on vacation last week, EPA proposed to identify as “hazardous constituents” nine of the “forever chemicals" known...
Since EPA published its PFAS road map just a little more than two years ago, I've often commended EPA for its ambitious plan to regulate...
Yesterday a three judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia heard from lawyers for the Public...
A committee of the prestigious National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine this week recommended that the blood of perhaps...
Just before the July 4th holiday, two Judges on a Ninth Circuit panel reversed their earlier conclusion that conveying contaminated...
Bloomberg Environment reports that Maine Governor Janet Mills is about to sign legislation banning the land application of biosolids in...
A Magistrate Judge and EPA continue to strongly disagree about the application of the Safe Drinking Water Act to septic systems and...
The Natural Resources Defense Council has told the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that overturning the "faithful application" of RCRA by...
This morning we have a seventy five page decision by a Federal District Court Judge in New York dismissing a lawsuit by a water supplier...
Inside EPA reports that six North Carolina-based NGOs, represented by a prior EPA Deputy Administrator and Senior Policy Counsel, think...
EPA has released its risk assessment for GenX, one of the hundreds of "forever chemicals" known collectively as PFAS that are ubiquitous...
Yesterday EPA announced a new layer to EPA's PFAS roadmap unveiled only last week. Now four of the hundreds of chemicals collectively...
The Conservation Law Foundation will continue its Clean Water Act and RCRA citizen suit against Exxon Mobil alleging violations of those...
Almost eight years ago two NGOs sued the New York State Park Department alleging, among other things, that discharges from septic systems...