On April 22, the Trump Administration issued an Executive Order (EO) directing the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to begin to ...

FROM its beginning as natural resources law to its transformation into environmental law, this branch of law is fast being referred to as the law of sustainable development. This enlarged nomenclature ...

Join us on a journey through pivotal court cases that are redefining environmental law in the face of climate change! 🌍 Our ...

On April 24, Gov. Matt Meyer signed a bill that would change the existing code surrounding who qualifies for a necessary background check. The new law specifies that anyone who wants to work ...

I have a law review article entitled "Tinder Backgrounds" that is forthcoming in the Georgia Law Review (and whose draft is available here) trying to address this issue. Here is the abstract ...

It was meant to require governments to study any environmental harm a development might cause and take steps to lessen it. But over time, critics say, the law has become a powerful tool for ...

These ongoing challenges underscore the critical need for reliable and thorough background checks during hiring. Law enforcement departments require qualified candidates who possess the necessary ...

A coalition of trade unions, using the California Environmental Quality Act, demanded that the developer conduct more studies to assess the soil’s contamination levels — a process that could ...

The Kano State Government has unveiled a new set of environmental protection laws aimed at addressing increasing pollution across the state. Commissioner for Environment and Climate Change in the ...

Similar provisions exist in the nation’s wide range of environmental protection laws, including the Safe Drinking Water Act; the Toxic Substances Control Act; the Federal Insecticide ...

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"You can't use government funding to coerce speech," says Kym Meyer, litigation director at the Southern Environmental Law Center, which represents nonprofits in the South Carolina lawsuit.