Environmental Law Updates
Environmental Law Update - August 2007
The Ninth Circuit Expands Already Broad “Waters of the United States” Definition
Environmental Law Update - June 2007
U.S. Supreme Court Issues Landmark CERCLA Decision Allowing Cost Recovery of Voluntarily Incurred Cleanup Costs—But Some Issues Remain
Greenhouse Gas & Climate Change Law Update - April 2007
The Downey Brand Barometer:
Optimizing Opportunities in the Midst of Emerging Greenhouse Gas Regulation
Land Use Law Update - June 2006
U.S. Supreme Court Issues Eagerly Awaited Clean Water Act Decision
Land Use Law Update - June 2006
S.D. Warren v. Maine Board of Envtl. Protection
Environmental Law Update - November 2005
On November 1, 2005, the U.S. EPA issued its long awaited final rule describing a new due diligence standard that must be met by any party who seeks protection from environmental liability under the federal Superfund law (CERCLA), by asserting statutory defenses for innocent landowners, bona fide prospective purchasers, or as contiguous property owners.
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