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We are excited to share that ZwitterCo, a start-up company harnessing the properties of zwitterions — molecules with an equal number of positively- and negatively...

A conversation with Mintz attorney Jeff Porter, the latest in a series of Q&A discussions on successful thought leadership with recipients of JD Supra's 2023 Readers' Choice awards.

Bloomberg Environment reports that a Georgia NGO has sued a textile manufacturer and the town in which the manufacturer is located over unpermitted discharges of the "forever chemicals"...

EPA's attempt would extend Federal jurisdiction under Section 404 of the Act to any impoundment, wetland or other waters that are either relatively permanent, or have a significant nexus to what for most of the past fifty years was considered a Water of the United States.

From pipeline politics to hurricane horrors, 2017 witnessed a flood of energy and environment news — and 2018 promises to set a new high-water mark. On Friday, January 26 at the Wilson Center in Washington, DC, the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) launched its annual report, "The Journalists' Guide to Energy and Environment,” which previewed the top stories of 2018,

Bloomberg Environment broke news Judge Jeffrey Vincent Brown of Federal Southern District of Texas granted States of Texas and Idaho a Preliminary Injunction preventing nationwide application of Waters of the United States rule on ground that EPA regulation tramples states rights.

Sir Winston Churchill famously said "those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it." Of course he didn't have the nearly four decade long controversy over...

Earlier this week, the Senate ratified the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol. The amendment, which has already been ratified by most other countries, will result in the...

Twitter is raging with comments over the Democratic governors approval of human composting as another option for after-death care.

Bloomberg Environment reports that Maine Governor Janet Mills is about to sign legislation banning the land application of biosolids in Maine unless those biosolids are determined to be free of PFAS.