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California Court of Appeal Partially Denies Anti-Slapp Motion in Action Challenging City Initiatives Approved by Voters

California Court of Appeal Partially Denies Anti-Slapp Motion in Action Challenging City Initiatives Approved by Voters

Department of Water Resources Approves New Groundwater Sustainability Plans for Northern California Basins

Department of Water Resources Approves New Groundwater Sustainability Plans for Northern California Basins

California Legislature Introduces Bills Impacting Elevated Status of Pre-1914 and Riparian Water Rights

California Legislature Introduces Bills Impacting Elevated Status of Pre-1914 and Riparian Water Rights

D.C. Circuit Vacates Hydroelectric Dam License Over Deficiencies with the Clean Water Act Water Quality Certification

D.C. Circuit Vacates Hydroelectric Dam License Over Deficiencies with the Clean Water Act Water Quality Certification

Modernizing the Columbia River Treaty—What’s to Come?

Modernizing the Columbia River Treaty—What’s to Come?

California Court of Appeal Declares Terrestrial Invertebrates Eligible for Listing under California Endangered Species Act

California Court of Appeal Declares Terrestrial Invertebrates Eligible for Listing under California Endangered Species Act

California Court of Appeal Declares Terrestrial Invertebrates Eligible for Listing under California Endangered Species Act

California Court of Appeal Declares Terrestrial Invertebrates Eligible for Listing under California Endangered Species Act

By Wesley A. Miliband, Kristopher T. Strouse In Almond Alliance of California v. Fish & Game [...]

California Supreme Court Holds Federal Power Act Does Not Preempt Application of CEQA to State Authority Over Dam Licensing

California Supreme Court Holds Federal Power Act Does Not Preempt Application of CEQA to State Authority Over Dam Licensing

By Bridget McDonald On August 1, 2022, the California Supreme Court issued its highly anticipated decision [...]

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Major Questions Doctrine Prohibits Broad Delegation of Congressional Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Systems

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Major Questions Doctrine Prohibits Broad Delegation of Congressional Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions Systems

By Deborah Quick, Esq. and Lucille Flinchbaugh, Esq. The United States Supreme Court has considered whether [...]

California State Water Resources Control Board Proposes Emergency Regulations for Russian River Watershed

California State Water Resources Control Board Proposes Emergency Regulations for Russian River Watershed

By Miles Krieger and Steve Anderson In May 2002, the State Water Resources Control Board (State [...]