#environmental-law

#environmental-law

Sweden's Supreme Court ruled that individuals cannot compel government action on climate measures.

A climate lawsuit could succeed if filed by an association instead of individuals.

Wray's resignation poses a threat to the FBI and the rule of law, highlighting ongoing concerns about law enforcement integrity.

Supreme Court debated EPA's power regarding city accountability for water pollution in a potential landmark case affecting clean-water standards.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a landmark climate case, concluding a decade-long legal journey but influencing future climate-related lawsuits.

Deal lawyers are taking time off after intense efforts to file mergers before the deadline.

Federal hiring freeze impacts government agencies, halting law school recruitment efforts.

Supreme Court declines Trump's request on environmental cases, indicating potential damage to environmental law.

Criticism arises against the Trump administration's stance on birthright citizenship. Expect ongoing legal and judicial implications.

A court ruling against Greenpeace may encourage oil and gas companies to legally challenge environmental protests further.

The verdict against Greenpeace is viewed as a major threat to free speech and protest rights.

TWS is suing the federal government for failing to create recovery plans for endangered species as required by law.

The Endangered Species Act's bipartisan support has eroded, sparking significant legal and community conflicts over its implications.

The Act's scope expanded dramatically beyond charismatic species, affecting a vast array of less well-known species.

Conservation must integrate human rights and Indigenous stewardship to effectively tackle the biodiversity crisis threatening over one million species.

Campaigners achieved a victory in enforcing new legislation for the protection of national parks and landscapes in England.

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) has been crucial in protecting and restoring endangered species for over 50 years.

A man was fined for illegally cutting down a valuable tree, citing family safety concerns, but the council deemed his evidence insufficient.

Fly-tipping is a serious offense leading to prosecution and fines.

Authorities require cooperation from residents to tackle fly-tipping incidents effectively.

The Dutch appeals court overturned a landmark ruling requiring Shell to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030, emphasizing government responsibility over corporate accountability.

President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement jeopardizes global efforts to combat climate change.

Montana Supreme Court ruling empowers residents to hold the government accountable for climate change under the state's constitutional right to a clean environment.

Climate litigation is crucial in shaping national and corporate climate policies, but questions remain about its effectiveness in driving real change.

The Dutch court's ruling against the emissions cut highlights ongoing tensions between climate policy and corporate interests.

Mid-20th century scientists understood the dangers of fossil fuel emissions much better than generally recognized, revealing insights into congressional actions and legal implications.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advocates for informed choice on vaccines and fluoride, despite contradicting established science and promoting anti-vaccine views.

The government has failed to regulate sewage discharges into England's waters, leading to public anger over pollution.

Citizens can legally challenge companies over hazardous chemicals using California's laws, enhancing consumer rights and health protections.

Most plastic waste in the U.S. is not effectively recycled; a better definition of 'recyclable' is urgently needed.

Frontier settled for $3.5 million over hazardous waste management violations, implementing accountability measures to protect public health and the environment.

Sentinel Peak is suing California to nullify a state law mandating closure and plugging of oil wells in the Inglewood Oil Field.

Sentinel Peak is suing California over a new law requiring the shutdown of low-producing oil wells, citing unconstitutionality and excessive fines.

Homeowners are pushing back against the Bitcoin mine's operations, citing serious noise-related disruptions to their quality of life and health concerns.

A judge halted the Bloomington Business Park project due to flaws in its environmental impact report, affecting numerous homes and raising community concerns.

Judge Proctor is frustrated with Bluestone Coke's consistent noncompliance in court and the ongoing pollution affecting local communities.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. allegedly violated federal law by collecting parts from a protected marine animal, prompting calls for investigation.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a prominent environmental lawyer turned controversial vaccine advocate and member of a major American political dynasty.

New York's congestion pricing pause is legally challenged, highlighting environmental, legal, and governance issues as lawsuits proceed against Governor Hochul's decision.

Citizen enforcement via the anti-idling law in NYC has helped address emissions but faces challenges from government pushback.

Urgent action is needed to combat the escalating global plastic waste crisis as highlighted by the World Bank's alarming statistics.

Urgent global and national strategies are crucial to combat rising plastic pollution.