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Maxine Edmondson Flournoy was part of the pioneering Women Airforce Service Pilots, who served during World War II. Flournoy died April 5 at 102.

Attorneys discuss the latest developments regarding litigation over regulations defining the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act with insights from recent court decisions and pending litigation over the Biden Administration’s definition of the phrase Waters of the United States.

University signs agreement to help improve lives of Kenyans

Attorneys discuss PFAS and the unique challenges presented by the ubiquity of PFAS in society and how government and industry stakeholders can assess and respond to the long term adverse consequences. They look at MTBE similarities to PFAS and principles we can draw from that.

Attorneys discuss the ways companies and agencies deal with PFAS and look back at the history of the MTBE controversy and the lessons learned. MTBE was introduced into gasoline as a solving of another environmental problem then the Clean Air Act pushed us to find an alternative.

Bracewell attorneys discuss environmental auditing and why companies should be actively conducting environmental audits. An environmental audit is a self examination of your compliance regarding laws, regulations, permits, other requirements applicable to a given facility.

In this episode of the Environmental Law Monitor, host Daniel Pope is joined by Erin Chancellor, the interim executive director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).

In this episode of the Environmental Law Monitor, host Daniel Pope is joined by Erin Chancellor, the interim executive director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality TCEQ.

New research that links cooking with natural gas to around 12 percent of childhood asthma cases has sparked debate about the health risks of kitchen stoves, as well as calls in the United States for stepped-up regulation. The authors of the study said their findings suggeste...