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Yesterday, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a notice of availability for the Environmental Assessment it prepared in connection with the issuance of leases for wind energy development off the coast of New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.

This week, the Department of Energy finalized regulations to increase energy efficiency for central air conditioners and heat pumps. The regulations apply to products manufactured or imported...

Hard on the heels of decision upholding the Illinois "zero-emission credit" program to prop up nuclear plants in that state...

Everyone noticed when President Trump issued an order earlier this month banning offshore oil and gas drilling in certain areas until 2032.

Last week, a federal judge once more rejected the Environmental Assessment for the expansion of the Spring Creek Mine in Montana. The case does not really break any new ground,

The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy just released its 2017 Energy Efficiency Scorecard. After sharing the top spot with California in the 2016 Scorecard, Massachusetts is back where it belongs – alone at the top.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today affirmed the decision by the Department of Public Utilities to approve the power purchase agreement, or PPA, between Cape Wind and National Grid.

Last Friday, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a District Court decision which had refused to impose penalties on ExxonMobil for various violations of the Clean Air Act at ExxonMobil's Baytown refinery.

Two reports crossed my desk this week that, together, made me wonder if we're finally nearing the tipping point on climate change belief in the United States.

Late last month, Federal Judge Rodney Sippel ruled that EPA could obtain injunctive relief against Ameren Missouri in the long-running NSR enforcement case concerning Ameren's Rush Island Plant.

As readers of this space know, I have been mystified by the opposition in Massachusetts to obtaining delegation of the NPDES Program.

Yesterday, the Baker administration announced that the Transportation Climate Initiative is dead in Massachusetts, at least for now.

On Friday, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management released its Environmental Assessment for the Massachusetts outer continental shelf offshore Wind Energy Area.

In that case, a PRP performed certain response work pursuant to a Section 106(a) unilateral order and sought to recovery its costs under both Section 107(a) and Section 113(f).

Anytime an entity sells a product that contains a hazardous substance, it also ‘intends’ to rid itself of the hazardous substance in some metaphysical sense.

Late last month, New Hampshire filed two law suits seeking to recover a variety of costs and damages it alleges have resulted from contamination caused by releases of PFAS.

Democratic Attorneys General have continued their efforts to combat the Trump administration's attempts to roll back environmental regulations developed under the Obama administration in two recent actions.