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5 Trends to Watch: 2024 Florida Environmental Issues

E2 Law Blog

Climate Change and Ongoing Regulations – Climate change issues, such as rising sea levels, continue to affect developers and commercial property owners in Florida. The regulatory impact of PFAS on otherwise closed sites is also a challenge for the regulated community, including real estate owners and operators.

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5 ways the Supreme Court could transform water policy

Environmental News Bits

The Supreme Court will take up a landmark dispute Monday that could shape the scope of the Clean Water Act for decades to come, affecting the fate of wetlands that have an outsize effect on emissions and climate change. Read the full story at E&E News.

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Can we make a map for wastewater innovation?

Legal Planet

Water management generally is a conservative and risk averse decision-making environment. And yet, because of climate change, population growth, changing societal expectations, the wastewater sector is going to have to do more with less. NPDES permitting under the Clean Water Act is not intended to support innovation.

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Delaware River Basin Commission Executive Director Steve Tambini Announces Retirement

PA Environment Daily

Under Steve Tambini’s impeccable leadership, the DRBC has significantly advanced water science and policy," said New Jersey Gov. From helping to address and combat the effects of climate change, improving water quality, and ultimately expanding water security for over 14 million people, Steve has left an undeniable impact on our state.

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Interfaith Partners For The Chesapeake Bay Host April 4 Caring For Our Local Waterways Webinar

PA Environment Daily

She also was the former Secretary of the Maryland Department of Environment where she developed substantial initiatives on climate change and the Chesapeake Bay. She also served as a Policy Fellow for the Chesapeake Climate Action Network, as well as a canvasser for U.S

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Will New Litigation Pressure Energy & Industrial Infrastructure to Prepare for Climate Change?

Law Columbia

The escalating costs of damages from extreme weather events, many exacerbated by climate change, makes poignant a question with a serious price tag: who will be on the hook to pay for climate damages? By Dena Adler. Houston Ship Channel. Photo Credit: United States Coast Guard, PA2 James Dillard.

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The Stream, May 3, 2023: Native Hawai’i Farmers Advocate For Land Back While Restoring Historic Water Systems

Circle of Blue

The Supreme Court will decide which wetland ecosystems are included in the Clean Water Act, the law that regulates the dumping of pollutants into American waters. Amidst drought, farmers in southern Taiwan are being paid not to grow crops as the government reserves water for semiconductor production.

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