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In this latest FTB Environmental Law Blog post, Francis Taylor Building's Richard Honey KC discusses the High Court's decision re ClientEarth’s judicial review of the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to approve the prospectus of Ithaca Energy plc - https://lnkd.in/emPhHKeS Subscribe to #elb: https://lnkd.in/eX6CStUw #climatechange #environmentallaw #highcourt #blog

It was wonderful speaking this morning at the ABA Environment, Energy, and Resources Section’s Spring Conference panel about how this Term’s Supreme Court cases could change the face of Environmental Law with the indomitable Kirti Datla and Chris Walker, and with many thanks to Norman Dupont for moderating. If you’re here at the conference, it would be great to connect! #ABA #EnvironmentalLitigation #AdministrativeLaw

🌍 In our latest Environmental Law News Update, Doug Scott and Peter Cruickshank discuss the UK Government's decision not to contest legal challenges against the Jackdaw and Rosebank oil fields.    This move follows the Supreme Court's "Finch" ruling, which requires the assessment of greenhouse gas emissions from oil combustion in planning decisions. Dive into how this impacts the future of environmental assessments and energy projects.    Read more on our blog here: https://lnkd.in/eYkjk-r9   #EnvironmentalLaw #FinchRuling #EnergyPolicy #LegalUpdate

In his article for the Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law, Manatt's Mike Berger discussed why Penn Central should be removed from the #takings canon. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/e24tmFFa

In this Stoel Rives Environmental Law blog, attorneys Barbara Craig and Wade Foster share how the Council on Environmental Quality’s recent changes to the regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) will likely open new pathways for litigation and require courts to interpret the changes before providing regulatory certainty to permittees and agencies. https://ow.ly/X3pW50RyP7K Subscribe to our Environmental Law Blog here: https://ow.ly/OznQ50RyP7L #StoelRives #EnvironmentalLaw #CEQ #NEPA #FinalRule #Regulation #Litigation #Lawyer #Attorney

When it comes to environmental law and regulations, the only question now remaining is when—and not if—the courts will be asked to resolve contentious issues, says Crowell & Moring’s Elizabeth Dawson. Read more in the #LitigationForecast:

Robinson+Cole’s Megan Baroni will be among the speakers presenting at tomorrow’s 53rd Spring Conference on Environmental Law, hosted by the American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Environmental, Energy, and Resources (SEER) in Chicago, IL. Megan’s presentation, entitled “It’s the Little Things: Big Questions in Regulating Emerging Contaminants,” will cover the emerging concern of microplastics and other contaminants into the environment, existing and new legal authorities that could be used to address these contaminants, and how to prepare clients for the possibility of legal challenges in the future. https://lnkd.in/gK9SZm4m #microplastics #environmentallaw

Reforms contained in a forthcoming #NJDEP rule proposal will significantly impact land use developments throughout New Jersey. Christina Ku, a Partner in Connell Foley LLP’s Environmental Law Group, explains. https://lnkd.in/eAmfa8je #EnvironmentalLaw #NJEnvironmentalLaw #REALreforms #ClimateChange

When it comes to environmental law and regulations, the only question now remaining is when—and not if—the courts will be asked to resolve contentious issues, says Crowell & Moring’s Elizabeth Dawson. Read more in the #LitigationForecast:

When it comes to environmental law and regulations, the only question now remaining is when—and not if—the courts will be asked to resolve contentious issues, says Crowell & Moring’s Elizabeth Dawson. Read more in the #LitigationForecast: