New York and New Jersey haven’t shown they will suffer harm without an expedited mandate in their recent win against the EPA over cross-state pollution, the agency told the D.C. Circuit.

House and Senate Democrats today will unveil legislation that would allow the public to petition the EPA to immediately declare a pesticide as “dangerous” and force the agency to conduct more timely reviews of pesticides.

House and Senate Democrats on Tuesday will unveil legislation that would allow the public to petition the EPA to immediately declare a pesticide as “dangerous” and force the agency to conduct more timely reviews of pesticides.

All 13 federal appeals courts now are livestreaming oral arguments compared to four prior to the pandemic, the latest sign of how Covid-19 has made U.S. courts more transparent.

Companies and trade groups have reported major benefits from provisions in a late-March virus relief package, and their lobbying efforts continued after the law’s enactment.

Fieldwood Energy Inc., a Houston-based oil and natural gas explorer, has become the latest energy company to seek bankruptcy protection.

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., on Monday set Oct. 8 for oral arguments in a challenge to the Trump administration’s rewrite of the nation’s first-ever greenhouse gas limits on power plants.

The Army Corps of Engineers proposed Monday to simplify the way a Clean Water Act permit needed for all oil and natural gas pipelines across the country is used, saying the permit would no longer apply to a variety of utility line crossings as well.

The U.S. prevailed Friday in an appeal of a lawsuit brought by the family of a woman who was killed by driving off a U.S. Forest Service road and into a mine shaft, with the Tenth Circuit citing lack of subject-matter jurisdiction.

California’s Assembly passed a bill Monday that would extend a solar industry tax exemption in case a November ballot question increasing commercial property taxes is successful.