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Energy Agency Public Interest Actions Face Scrutiny Post-Chevron

The US Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate the longstanding Chevron doctrine will ramp up pressure on energy regulators to further explain why their actions are in the public interest, energy attorneys said.

GM to Pay $146 Million Penalty After US Pollution Probe

General Motors Co. has agreed to resolve allegations that nearly 6 million of its pickups and sport-utility vehicles released more emissions than the company reported, reaching a deal with the Biden administration to retire 50 million metric tons of carbon credits to offset the pollution.

Conservative Climate Lawsuit Against NYC Funds Is Dismissed

A New York judge dismissed a lawsuit by a conservative group against city pension funds over their decision to sell billions of dollars in fossil-fuel investments, in a rare bright spot for proponents of environmental and social investing.

Alaska Sues US to Recoup Revenue From Canceled Oil, Gas Leases

The federal government owes the state of Alaska millions, if not billions of dollars in royalties and revenue after the Biden administration canceled oil and gas leases in the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

Energy Groups Levy Supreme Court Bid Against California Car Rule

California’s waiver to set its own vehicle emissions rule flies against EPA authority and sets unrealistic expectations for manufacturers, according to a US Supreme Court petition for review filed Tuesday.

Rare Toads or Clean Energy? An Environmental Law Fight in Nevada

In Nevada, can a balance be struck between an endangered toad species and the pressing need to address climate change? The future of NEPA, a 54-year-old environmental law, may hold the answer.

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SunPower Shares Slump Amid Financial Misconduct Allegations

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EPA Finds Excess Pollution at Permian Basin Oil Sites

More than half of the Permian Basin oil facilities in New Mexico investigated by federal and state environmental authorities in April could be subject to penalties and other enforcement actions after they were found to be emitting excess pollution.

Alaska, Oil Firms Challenge Petroleum Reserve Drilling Ban

The Biden administration’s oil and gas ban across much of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska on the state’s Arctic coast violates Congress’ mandate to keep the region open to drillers, the state of Alaska argued in a federal lawsuit.

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