SunZia’s Arizona High-Voltage Transmission Line Gets Green Light
Indigenous and environmental groups challenging SunZia Transmission LLC’s high-voltage transmission line lost their bid to halt the project’s construction because they sued too late.
The Biden administration announced a final rule on Tuesday that imposes updated energy and water efficiency requirements for residential dishwashers, the latest in a series of appliance standards required by a legal settlement.
A tribal group’s challenge to a ruling that could allow the development of a controversial copper mine in Arizona strikes at the heart of a religious freedom law that has sharply divided appellate court judges in prior decisions.
Used to make coatings and products that resist heat, oil, stains, grease and water, the lab-made chemicals called PFAS can be found in thousands of industrial and consumer goods. Suspected as the cause of cancers and other health problems, they’ve created billions of dollars worth of liabilities for companies.
A deal with the Environmental Protection Agency to make a final decision on the sufficiency of a state-submitted clean air plan for major portions of Los Angeles and other southern California counties was approved by a federal judge.
The long-awaited final rule reduces the permissible exposure limit of breathable crystalline silica for miners and puts in place stronger exposure monitoring and control requirements for coal and metal and non-metal mines.
In Nevada, can a balance be struck between an endangered toad species and the pressing need to address climate change? The future of NEPA, a 54-year-old environmental law, may hold the answer.
Indigenous and environmental groups challenging SunZia Transmission LLC’s high-voltage transmission line lost their bid to halt the project’s construction because they sued too late.
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Federal agencies have to cut back on how many trees they remove under a fire resiliency project in Montana, according to a settlement with environmental groups.
A court-approved settlement prohibiting surface coal mining only applies to ERP Environmental Fund Inc. and its affiliates—not unrelated third party miners—the Fourth Circuit ruled Wednesday, overturning a lower court’s ruling that extended the environmental protections to third parties.
Federal law doesn’t let the Department of Defense (DOD) injure its neighbors, adjacent properties, or their businesses by polluting their water, attorneys representing dozens of plaintiffs maintain.
Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC is suing an alleged protester who blocked work on its pipeline in the Jefferson National Forest by chaining herself to construction equipment.
The Biden administration is coming under pressure from congressional Democrats to ramp up scrutiny of the petrochemical industry’s lobbying at global environmental conferences.
A group of Republican-led states want the EPA to begin the process of rolling back elements of its Title VI regulations, according to a new petition for rulemaking.
Sidley Austin is advising the
Brazil has demanded that wealthy nations spend more to combat global warming. Now, as the rotating president of the Group of 20 nations, it is promoting a Nobel-winning economist’s plan to tax billionaires and corporations to alleviate the pain climate change has caused the planet’s poorest citizens.
Monica Auciello has been appointed chief legal officer and general counsel for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, according to a Wednesday news release.
Tesla to Texas, banker breakup fees, Destiny Tech100 and WhatsApp at the SEC.
Janusz Dzianachowski and Marcin Schulz have been named the national managing partners for Linklaters’ operations in Poland, the firm said Tuesday.
Bonnie Kristan has joined Fisher Phillips as a partner in Cleveland, Ohio, the firm said Tuesday.
Lei Shi has been appointed managing partner of the Beijing and Shanghai office of Clifford Chance, the firm said Tuesday.
Rhys Bortignon has joined as Morrison Foerster as a partner in the global finance group in the transactions department in the New York office, the firm said Wednesday.
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