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Court of Federal Claims Finds U.S. Government Liable for Upstream Flooding Caused by Dam During Tropical Storm Harvey

Court of Federal Claims Finds U.S. Government Liable for Upstream Flooding Caused by Dam During Tropical Storm Harvey

Washington State Supreme Court Accepts Discretionary Review of Recent Ruling Invalidating Portions of State Instream Flow Rule

Washington State Supreme Court Accepts Discretionary Review of Recent Ruling Invalidating Portions of State Instream Flow Rule

Environmental Groups Sue Federal Agencies Over Recent Delta Biological Opinions

Environmental Groups Sue Federal Agencies Over Recent Delta Biological Opinions

California Court Upholds Urban Infill Environmentally Sensitive Area Exemption From CEQA Despite Proposed Density Falling Below General Plan

California Court Upholds Urban Infill Environmentally Sensitive Area Exemption From CEQA Despite Proposed Density Falling Below General Plan

Relating to the Santa Maria Valley Groundwater Basin, California Court Finds Issue of Future Prescriptive Rights Not Ripe for Review

Relating to the Santa Maria Valley Groundwater Basin, California Court Finds Issue of Future Prescriptive Rights Not Ripe for Review

U.S. District Court Enjoins Trump Administration’s Reallocation of Military Construction Funds to Build Border Wall

U.S. District Court Enjoins Trump Administration’s Reallocation of Military Construction Funds to Build Border Wall

U.S. District Court Enjoins Trump Administration’s Reallocation of Military Construction Funds to Build Border Wall

U.S. District Court Enjoins Trump Administration’s Reallocation of Military Construction Funds to Build Border Wall

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has ruled that the Trump [...]

Tenth Circuit Holds EPA Exceeded Its Statutory Authority Regarding Extensions to Small Refinery Exemptions from Renewable Fuel Standards

Tenth Circuit Holds EPA Exceeded Its Statutory Authority Regarding Extensions to Small Refinery Exemptions from Renewable Fuel Standards

The Tenth Circuit has held that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) impermissibly exceeded its [...]

California State Agencies Release 2020 Water Resilience Portfolio in Response to Governor’s Executive Order

California State Agencies Release 2020 Water Resilience Portfolio in Response to Governor’s Executive Order

In April of 2019, California Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-10-19 directing certain state agencies [...]

Utah Court of Appeals Finds Water Conveyance Easement Established Pursuant to 1866 Mining Act Permits Easement Holder to Seek Attorney’s Fees

Utah Court of Appeals Finds Water Conveyance Easement Established Pursuant to 1866 Mining Act Permits Easement Holder to Seek Attorney’s Fees

The Utah Court of Appeals ruled that an easement established under the 1866 Mining Act [...]