Environmental Law & Climate Change Community

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LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast: Brad Marten on the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Sackett v. EPA.

On this edition, Brad Marten of Marten Law in Seattle discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. EPA . The unanimous high Court found that an Idaho couple could appeal an administrative compliance order issued by the EPA under the Clean

Published Thu, Mar 29 2012 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast: Marc Karell on ISO 50001

On this edition, Marc Karell, founder and principal of Climate Change & Environmental Services, discusses the new ISO energy standards, their possibility of success in reducing energy usage and costs, and what makes ISO 50001 different from other energy

Published Fri, Dec 9 2011 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Legal News Podcast - Chevron and California Reach Settlement on Underground Gasoline Storage Tanks

California announces a proposed $24.5 million settlement with Chevron owners involving underground gasoline storage tanks (third story in podcast at 3:40), and the Mississippi Supreme Court reverses a multi-million lead verdict against Sherwin-Williams

Published Mon, Sep 19 2011 11:06 AM by LexisNexis Environmental Law Community Staff

Podcast: Steve Jones Discusses American Electric Power Co. v. Connecticut

On this edition, Steven G. Jones of Marten Law in Seattle discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's June 20 decision in American Electric Power Co. v. Connecticut. He reviews the elements of the Second Circuit's ruling that were addressed by the Court, and examines

Published Mon, Aug 8 2011 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Legal News Podcast for July 14, 2011 - Settlement Communications In BP Oil Spill MDL Cases To Remain Confidential

U.S. Judge Carl J. Barbier of the Eastern District of Louisiana says that settlement communications in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill cases are to remain confidential, and, a $3.5 million punitive damages award is vacated in an auto-worker's discrimination

Published Thu, Jul 14 2011 2:07 PM by LexisNexis Environmental Law Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast: Mark Bennett, Leanne Tobias and David Freeman on ASTM's Building Energy Performance Assessment Standard.

On this edition, Mark Bennett of Miller Canfield, Leanne Tobias of Malachite LLC and David Freeman of Paul Hastings LLC discuss ASTM's Building Energy Performance Assessment Standard (BEPA). They provide an overview of the standard, review how it affects

Published Thu, Jul 7 2011 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast: Marc Karell on 9 Purely Business Reasons to "Green" Your Company

On this edition, Marc Karell, founder and principal of Climate Change & Environmental Services, discusses some purely business reasons for companies to "go green." Mr. Karell discusses strategies ranging from energy efficiency to the development and branding

Published Thu, May 26 2011 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

Legal News Podcast - BP Agrees to $ 1 Billion Settlement With Lessee in Gulf Oil Spill Disaster - Plus More Gulf Oil Spill Resources

A Macondo well lessee agrees to a $1 billion settlement with BP over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and, a $212 million settlement is reached with two Madoff feeder funds. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mealey's Publications. Copyright©

Published Tue, May 24 2011 4:13 PM by LexisNexis Environmental Law Community Staff

Legal News Podcast - Supreme Court: Wyoming Farmers Permitted to Use Sprinkler Irrigation Affecting Yellowstone River

The Supreme Court finds modern irrigation methods do not violate the water rights of several states, and, a class action lawsuit seeks $50 million from Google for tracking cell phone users' locations. Hear these and other stories from LexisNexis® Mealey

Published Tue, May 10 2011 10:11 AM by LexisNexis Environmental Law Community Staff

Podcast: Jeffrey Thaler and Dustin Till Discuss the National Environmental Policy Act and Climate Change

On this edition, Jeffrey A. Thaler of Bernstein Shur in Portland, Me. and Dustin T. Till of Marten Law in Portland, Ore. discuss the National Environmental Policy Act and steps for conducting an environmental review. They explain how climate change fits

Published Thu, Jan 20 2011 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Podcast Featuring Dr. Frederick A. Raffa On Damages Resulting From The Gulf Oil Spill

On this edition, Dr. Frederick A. Raffa of Raffa Consulting Economists discusses the different types of damages arising from the Gulf oil spill including business and personal losses inside and outside the spill area, how claimants need to demonstrate

Published Thu, Oct 28 2010 10:46 AM by LexisNexis Environmental Law Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast featuring Y.S. Chi, CEO of Elsevier Science and Technology on the Reed Elsevier Environmental Challenge

On this edition, Y.S. Chi, Chief Executive Officer of Elsevier Science and Technology, discusses the Reed Elsevier Environmental Challenge. Mr. Chi explains the goal of the challenge, why water was chosen as the challenge's focus, how projects will be

Published Fri, Oct 1 2010 10:00 AM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast featuring Maureen F. Gorsen on the California Green Chemistry Initiative

On this edition, Maureen F. Gorsen of Alston & Bird discusses the proposed California Green Chemistry Regulations and their significance to industry and individuals. She also talks about similar initiatives by the federal government and other states,

Published Wed, Sep 1 2010 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

LexisNexis® Environmental Law and Climate Change Community Podcast featuring Bruce Pasfield of Alston & Bird on the role of the Chemical Safety Board during a chemical accident investigation

On this edition, Bruce Pasfield of Alston & Bird in Washington, D.C. discusses the roles of various governmental agencies during a chemical accident investigation, specifically the Chemical Safety Board. He talks about the interplay among agencies and

Published Wed, May 26 2010 1:00 PM by LexisNexis Legal Business Community Staff

California's Green Chemistry: The Regulations are Coming!

California is developing "Green Chemistry" regulations that could affect all businesses-including non-California companies-that make consumer products sold in the state as well as companies that manufacture chemicals used in those consumer products. In

Published Wed, May 19 2010 1:45 PM by arnold@arnoldporterdotcom