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The Top-Ten Lower Court Decisions on Environmental Law

Legal Planet

The issue was whether state plans under the Clean Air Act only need to prevent violation of national air quality standards, or whether they must prevent deterioration in areas where the air is already cleaner than the standards. EPA (2012 ). International Harvester Co. Ruckelshaus (1973). This is a D.C.

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EPA: Liberty-Clairton In Allegheny County Makes Progress In Meeting PM2.5, Other Air Quality Standards, Redesigned An Air Quality Maintenance Area

PA Environment Daily

“We commend Pennsylvania’s efforts to meet their goals and remain committed to working alongside our partners by promoting and delivering practices that provide healthy, clean air to all Americans." This action does not redesignate the Allegheny County Area to attainment for the 2012 annual PM2.5 standard through 2035.

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Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of NEPA Review

National Law Center

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NALC news release: Legal experts to explore Western water markets during NALC webinar

National Law Center

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Criminal Convictions; Record Penalties, Restitution Of Over $158.3 Million Highlight Big Shale Gas, Related Petrochemical Industry Compliance History In Pennsylvania

PA Environment Daily

Million For Drilling Violations In Greene, Clearfield Counties [January 2018] -- DEP Assesses CNX Gas Drilling $433,500 For Violations In Greene County [January 2018] -- DEP Issues Cabot Oil & Gas $99,000 Penalty For Numerous Well Site Air Quality Violations In Susquehanna County [December 2017] -- EHB Issues $1.1

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Federal Court Finds Swampbuster Constitutional

National Law Center

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Zeldin Wants to “Reconsider” the EPA’s GHG Endangerment Finding. He Can’t Bury the Facts on Climate Science.

Union of Concerned Scientists

EPA Supreme Court ruling which held that greenhouse gas emissions are unambiguously air pollutants covered by the Clean Air Act. Attacks on the Endangerment Finding and EPAs Clean Air Act authority from industry interests are nothing new. Court of AppealsD.C.