Description
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado opinion, and the repeal of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) implementing regulations, are redefining how environmental reviews are conducted nationwide—with sweeping implications for infrastructure projects, federal permitting, and regulatory oversight. What does this mean for NEPA? Are you prepared for what comes next?
Join us for this must-attend CLE, which brings together three top experts from private practice, the nonprofit sector, and academia to break down the legal, procedural, and practical impacts of the case and the ever-changing status of federal and state environmental regulations.
This comprehensive 90-minute webcast will provide:
> A deep dive into the SCOTUS Eagle County case— Factual background, the Court’s ruling, and what it all means for future projects.
> Examination of the status of NEPA regulations today
- Repeal of CEQ’s rulemaking authority
- Remaining statutory obligations
- Agency rules and rulemaking
- Future of Environmental Justice
> Best practices for moving forward in the private and nonprofit spaces— How to navigate the new legal landscape and advise clients with confidence.
Attorneys who advise government agencies, corporations, or advocacy groups as well as anyone interested in the state of environmental law today will benefit from attending this webcast.