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Moving on all fronts, Trump administration has several ways to affect environmental regulations and policy.

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EPA uses victim restitution statute to recover its costs for responding to massive asbestos release.

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EPA’s new rules will govern methane emissions from new oil and gas industry operation sources, with regulations for existing sources on the horizon.

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Michigan's Legislators should consider the increasingly positive business case for supporting the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard before acting to roll it back or eliminate it outright.

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Upwind states will have to control ground level ozone inducing air emissions to help downwind states comply with the Clean Air Act.

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The Supreme Court handed the EPA a loss by sending EPA’s Clean Air Act mercury rule for existing power plants to the DC Circuit, but the practical effect is minimal.

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Michigan’s governor looks to advance state’s energy policies but faces push back from the Legislature.

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EPA proposes regulations to control ground-level ozone in an effort to combat smog.

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Violating environmental law self-reporting obligations can lead to some very expensive fines and penalties.

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Public comments on proposed new EPA greenhouse gas rules raise new issues, so agency seeks comments on those issues.

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United Nations Climate Summit begins global discussion of responses to Climate Change, Obama administration announces policies to assist development of international programs.

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While the Supreme Court trimmed a little of EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources, it left in place EPA’s authority to do so.

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Nuclear and green energy producers may be long-term financial winners if proposed new EPA rules for regulating greenhouse gas emissions at existing sources are adopted.

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that downwind states cannot be held responsible for air pollution caused by upwind states.

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