The EPA’s core mission of safeguarding human health and the environment remains
The Most Consequential Day of Environmental Deregulation in American History
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States Challenge Validity of New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act
The recent enactment of the Climate Change Superfund Act in New York has set the stage for a significant legal battle over the scope of state authority to impose financial responsibility for purported climate related damages. The outcome of this litigation could have far reaching effects, influencing not only New York but the entire energy
House Votes to Protect the Gas Water Heater in Your House
In this instance, the federal government was not coming for your gas stove, but it certainly was coming for your non-condensing natural gas powered hot water heater.
EPA Moves to Overturn California’s Motor Vehicle Emission Standards
When Congress overturns these vehicle emission waivers the impact will be far greater than only motor vehicles sold in the future in California and even in the 11 other states that have coopted these regulations.
SEC Climate Disclosure Rule: A Dramatic Reversal Under Trump
.. is deeply flawed and could inflict significant harm on the capital markets and our economy.
Reliance Letters: An Essential Part of Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments
Reliance letters are an indispensable tool in the due diligence process
Reverse Greenwashing: The Battle Over ExxonMobil’s Recycling
Reverse Greenwashing
Anatomy of an Executive Order: Stopping the Wind
Candidate Trump said at a rally in New Jersey last May that he intended to sign an Executive Order on day one that would halt “horrible” offshore windmill projects.
Maryland Governor Proposes to Ration Electricity
Citizens and Businesses Join Suing Maryland to Halt BEPS
The Maryland BEPS regulations are preempted by federal law because they concern the energy use of appliances covered by the federal Energy Policy and Conservation Act and are therefore void and unenforceable.