The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Kenneth J. Warren | January 26, 2023
Laws authorizing cumulative impact assessments protect disadvantaged communities by examining the totality of conditions affecting human health and the environment.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Mark Cuthbertson and Matthew DeLuca | January 26, 2023
'Fresh Air for the Eastside v. State of New York,' issued on On Dec. 7, 2022 is the first decision addressing the scope of the recently adopted "Green Amendment" to the New York State Constitution.
By David Baay, Garrett Gibson and Jay Patel | January 25, 2023
Greenwashing lawsuits are on a meteoric rise. Over the past five years, private and government plaintiffs have filed numerous greenwashing lawsuits…
By Alexander Lugo | January 23, 2023
"I've now worked for three different governors, starting with Gov. Jeb Bush," said Jonathan Steverson, now a senior policy adviser in the firm's Tallahassee office. "That time period allowed me to see a lot as far as how the state will operate, how the executive and legislative branch interact, [and] what difference you can make as an agency head."
New York Law Journal | Commentary
By Nicholas A. Robinson | January 19, 2023
Ultimately, New York courts will decide the scope of each person's environmental rights. In the short term, Gov. Kathy Hochul can do much to ensure that the state observes these elemental rights.
By Jim Turner | January 18, 2023
The 2021 Florida Wildlife Corridor Act calls for pumping $300 million a year into an effort to connect 18 million acres of land.
By James P. Rigano, Chair, Environmental and Energy Law Section | January 17, 2023
James P. Rigano, Chair of the Environmental and Energy Law Section, writes: The United States, individual states and many countries around the globe should follow New York's blueprint to address the climate crisis, which is being implemented through an aggressive program lead by state government and the private sector.
National Law Journal | Conversation
By Anne Bagamery | January 15, 2023
New cases and vigorous enforcement will make "duty of vigilance" for the environment a critical area for European corporations, lawyers say.
By Anne Bagamery | January 15, 2023
New cases and vigorous enforcement will make "duty of vigilance" for the environment a critical area for European corporations, lawyers say.
By Greg Andrews | January 12, 2023
"If you want to market your products as eco-friendly, you need to walk the walk by making sustainability part of your business model," said Mark Henriques, a partner at Womble Bond Dickinson.
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