Chesapeake Energy Deals With Pennsylvania Landowners Overturned
Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s post-bankruptcy royalty fee settlements with about 23,000 Pennsylvania landowners were approved without jurisdictional authority, the Fifth Circuit ruled.
Offshore wind supporters hope nascent floating turbines backed by the Biden administration can ease legal conflicts while building a US supply chain to harness most of the renewable energy potential along the country’s coastlines.
A landmark climate trial that will reverberate in states and litigation across the US is set to begin Monday, when more than a dozen young people face off with the state of Montana at Lewis and Clark County District Court.
As millions of people in New York and other major North American cities choke on acrid smoke, they could point their accusatory fingers farther North than the wildfires ravaging Quebec — all the way to the global Arctic.
Utilities facing financial hurdles from coming federal water limits for PFAS stand to receive a boost from an historic $11 billion in potential legal settlements, but that money isn’t likely to fully meet utilities’ needs, according to attorneys.
Politicized rhetoric against ESG is making it harder for investment managers to consider the financial risks posed by climate change, says the overseer of the nation’s biggest municipal pension fund.
Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s post-bankruptcy royalty fee settlements with about 23,000 Pennsylvania landowners were approved without jurisdictional authority, the Fifth Circuit ruled.
A landmark climate trial that will reverberate in states and litigation across the US is set to begin Monday, when more than a dozen young people face off with the state of Montana at Lewis and Clark County District Court.
States facing mounting costs over the cleanup of “forever chemicals” have directed their attention at chemical manufacturers, with a flurry of lawsuits coming as the companies reach large settlements over similar pollution claims.
Hazardous smoke from wildfires has become a
The US Energy Department has awarded KORE Power Inc. an $850 million conditional loan commitment for the construction of an Arizona battery cell manufacturing facility.
The business model known as fast fashion has proved wildly successful. Apparel makers churn out new styles on an ever-shorter cycle, offering them at prices so low — like $5 for a shirt or $20 for jeans — that consumers buy more and more items, sometimes getting only a few wears out of them. But there’s a dark side: The boom in the production of garments has increased
Gas stoves were already developing a reputation as a climate villain. Then a came a report linking their use to childhood asthma and a US regulator’s comment that they might be banned, and they were suddenly a part of the country’s left-right culture wars.
As millions of people in New York and other major North American cities choke on acrid smoke, they could point their accusatory fingers farther North than the wildfires ravaging Quebec — all the way to the global Arctic.
All over the world, buses are quickly and quietly going electric.
The European Union has started work on a key element of its plans to reach climate neutrality by the middle of the century: storing captured carbon dioxide underground.
Austin real estate developer Nate Paul, an associate of Texas Attorney General
LIV Golf’s top in-house lawyer John Loffhagen is no longer with the Saudi Arabia-backed business, which has come to terms on a deal with the rival PGA Tour.
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