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Lawyers behind oil and gas bans smacked with court sanctions
Environmental lawyers with an unconventional approach to opposing oil and development are on the hook for thousands of dollars in new federal court sanctions.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
Environmental lawyers with an unconventional approach to opposing oil and development are on the hook for thousands of dollars in new federal court sanctions.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt signed off this afternoon on an intended overhaul of his agency's handling of scientific data used in crafting regulations, a step that he said would improve transparency and which critics denounced as an attempt to curtail the use of legitimate research.
By Sean Reilly in E&E News PM
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) led a bipartisan delegation to the Galápagos Islands earlier this month, where they were told that climate change is transforming the Ecuadorean nature preserve.
By Benjamin Hulac and Scott Waldman in Climatewire
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt signed off this afternoon on an intended overhaul of his agency's handling of scientific data used in crafting regulations, a step that he said would improve transparency and which critics denounced as an attempt to curtail the use of legitimate research.
By Sean Reilly in E&E News PM
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) led a bipartisan delegation to the Galápagos Islands earlier this month, where they were told that climate change is transforming the Ecuadorean nature preserve.
By Benjamin Hulac and Scott Waldman in Climatewire