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Anticipating a Surge: South Florida Braces for Rise of Floods and Lawsuits
"You have to draft or craft a lawsuit that is going to actually get something done," Miami Attorney Wayne M. Pathman said.
Midsize Moves: Arnall Hires New Partner; Archer Appoints Partner Pair in Philadelphia
Arnall Golden Gregory hired Elizabeth B. Davis as a partner in the firm's environmental and health care practice groups, as well as the life sciences industry team, and Hodgson Russ announced that the 10 attorneys constituting the Rochester, New York, office of Ward Greenberg will join the firm, effective Jan. 1.
EPA Methane Rule Likely to Face Legal Challenges Despite Being 'Conventional' Rule
"In the last few years, people really began to appreciate the importance of methane as part of the climate problem," Daniel Farber, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said.
Time to Step Up: Leadership Needed To Implement Revamped Brownfields Regulations
New program regulations are especially important to many of the state's environmental justice and urban communities.
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Environmental Enforcement: Civil and Criminal
Authors: Daniel Riesel
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Transportation Secretary Says No to Federal Emissions Program
Florida Department of Transportation Secretary Jared Perdue said that the state will not participate in the federal Carbon Reduction Program, a five-year, $6.4 billion effort focused on emissions that contribute to global warming.
EPA Finalizes Rule to Curtail Methane Emissions, Impose Stringent Standard on Oil and Gas Operations