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New EPA rules should create more demand for carbon capture and low-carbon hydrogen at coal- and gas-fired power plants.

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The Inflation Reduction Act establishes a $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund at the US Environmental Protection Agency.

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Various Trump-era environmental positions are either being struck down by the courts or reworked by the Biden administration. New York has streamlined its approval process for new renewable energy projects.

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The DC Circuit Court surprised everyone Monday by rescheduling Clean Power Plan oral arguments to September 27, 2016 before the court's full panel of judges.

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by  Sue Cowell , in Washington The latest attempt to stop the implementation of the Clean Power Plan has moved to the US Supreme Court. After the DC Circuit Court denial of immediate relief,  

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by Sue Cowell , in Washington Although EPA expects the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to rule in the coming weeks on motions to stay implementation of the Clean Power Plan, planning by st

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by  Sue Cowell , in Washington As expected, publication of the Clean Power Plan in the Federal Register on Friday started a firestorm of litigation. A total of 19 petitions for review of the Clean Powe

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by Sue Cowell , in Washington The EPA expects a firestorm of litigation following the publication of the Clean Power Plan in the Federal Register today.  Prior lawsuits, the latest involving 15 states,

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Last week, Chadbourne lawyers Sue Cowell and Richard Waddington led a discussion on diligencing projects in light of the U.S. Government's Clean Power plan. The US government is asking each state to come up wi

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