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Environmental cases ebb in lower courts
The number of environmental lawsuits in federal district courts has declined slightly in recent years, new research says.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
The number of environmental lawsuits in federal district courts has declined slightly in recent years, new research says.
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HOG HAMMOCK, Sapelo Island, Ga. — Everyone was talking about Franny's new double-wide trailer. Things are at risk of disappearing here: shoreline, culture, people. And the double-wide challenged that notion by saying Franny Bailey is here to stay.
By Kelsey Brugger in Climatewire
Environmentalists scored a major win today as a federal appeals court rejected industry challenges to Obama-era ozone standards.
By Ellen M. Gilmer and Sean Reilly in Greenwire