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It is no consolation prize for the City of Sacramento, but on the eve of the City losing the Sacramento Kings to the City of Seattle, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced that it will provide $135 million in federal matching money for the Sacramento Regional Transit District’s light rail system.

For those who think that low allowance prices mean that RGGI and the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme are failing, I recommend this post last week by my friend Rob Stavins.

Ohio's new biennial budget, signed into law by Governor DeWine on June 30, brings good news for the redevelopment of brownfields and other distressed properties in Ohio.

Minnesota's Pollution Control Agency has published information on approximately 23,500 products containing intentionally added PFAS, representing about 16% of reports received as of October 2026. The agency has launched a new web page to help the public access this data, including information provided under waivers from the PFAS Reporting Information System for Manufacturers (PRISM).

Modifies the boundaries of the Bears Ears National Monument by reducing its size from approximately 1.36 million acres to approximately 121,096 acres.

Coming on the heels of last week's announcement from Toyota that Prius sales in the United States had reached the one-million mark, here's another impressive milestone for the sustainability movement.

In the final rule, the EPA makes clear that the requirement to remove affirmative defense provisions from the 36 affected state SIPs does not alter the legal rights of industrial sources under the Clean Air Act...

The complaint alleges that the state violated the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) when it approved the project in December 2023.

On October 1, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit held that there is no statute of limitations applicable to an EPA enforcement action for injunctive relief ...

A rarely-used Clean Air Act provision just allowed the White House to delay compliance deadlines—bypassing the EPA's rulemaking process. Claire Glenn lays out what that means for regulated industries...

James M. Peck, global co-chair of Morrison & Foerster's Business Restructuring & Insolvency Group, and Jennifer L. Marines, restructuring partner and deputy chair of the firm's Finance Department...

The so-called "forever chemicals" have been very much in the news with frequent reports about landmark litigation and ongoing legislative debates.

According to California's projections, the miles of highways susceptible to coastal flooding in a 100-year storm event will triple from current levels to 370 miles...

Specifically, the memo requires the Secretary of Commerce to solicit comments on the impacts of federal regulations on domestic manufacturers, as well as federal actions to streamline permitting and otherwise reduce regulatory burdens.

On May 26, the Senate Finance Committee voted to advance legislation that would amend certain energy tax provisions in an effort to combat climate change, curtail greenhouse gas emissions...

A cross-practice team of nearly 50 attorneys at Arnold & Porter has just published a book in partnership with the American Bar Association.

The First Circuit recently confirmed the traditional rule that it doesn’t take much to trigger an insurer’s duty to defend a policyholder against an environmental claim.