In their recently released 2015 Market Report, Advanced Energy Economy reveals that the US advanced energy market grew to $200 billion in 2014, an increase of 13% above the total for 2013.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that the USDA will begin accepting applications for $12.5 million in matching payments under the Biomass Crop Assistance Program.

In a report titled Moving Electrons, investment firm Village Capital highlighted the transportation sector as the next big focal point for cleantech investors seeking opportunities to support firms...

Mintz Member Steven Shparber and attorney Omar Bustami engaged in a fireside chat to discuss the regulatory and commercial challenges facing utility-scale renewable energy projects.

The Mintz Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Working Group developed this ESG primer to provide an overview of the current state of affairs in the United States ...

Today, UBS Asset Management announced that it would divest from five energy companies, including ExxonMobil, because these companies are not adequately addressing climate change concerns.

The Department of Energy released its report "U.S. Energy Sector Vulnerabilities to Climate Change and Extreme Weather" July 11.

Environmental Law Chair Jeff Porter spoke to Recharge about a Federal Judge's order that Enel Green Power North America remove an 84-turbine, 150MW wind farm in Oklahoma because it had not secured subsurface rights from the Osage Nation, the owner of those rights.

The SEC has continued to pursue enforcement actions targeting "greenwashing," which has been identified as one of the SEC's major enforcement priorities.

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) released, on December 14, 2010, a newly-revised draft Vapor Intrusion Guidance document, seeking public review and comment by March 1, 2011.

The incoming chair of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee sent a letter on January 10 to the Energy Secretary, advising the agency to not grant export licenses for liquefied gas until the shortcomings of an agency-sponsored study are corrected.

Yesterday, Judge Contreras of the D.C. District Court vacated oil and gas drilling licenses for the Gulf of Mexico issued in connection with a sale by the Department of the Interior.

Professor Tracy Hester has penned a really powerful piece on efforts to preserve the descendants of Red Wolves in Texas.

This week, the Securities & Exchange Commission indicated--through an update to a GSA website --that the proposed climate change disclosure rule would likely be finalized and released in October 2023.

This afternoon, Emily Dooley, of Bloomberg Environment, reports that the US Senators representing California and New York are seeking $10 billion to clean up PFAS contamination from military bases.

On June 24, the State of Hawaii entered into a settlement agreement with a group of thirteen plaintiffs, all minor children, concerning the impact of climate change and the efforts the State of Hawaii would make to reduce its contributions to climate change.

It has been a busy few weeks in the world of Waters of the United States. I appreciate the feedback I've received on my blogs on the Biden Administration's proposed Water of the United States rule...

Jeff Porter discusses the significantly stricter guidelines by the EPA regarding vapor intrusion and what builders and developers need to know to be compliant.

This week, two highly anticipated visits have captivated the attention of the nation's capital and the world.

nside EPA reports that EPA is moving quickly to set Maximum Contaminant Level Goals for two of the thousands of PFAS. That's no surprise based on the Agency for Toxic Substances and ...