Tag:EPA
Features
Could Zero-Emission Mandates Be on the Bubble?
Last week, Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission approved a compromise to adopt California’s zero-emission vehicle requirements after a hearing that lasted from Tuesday to...
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Features
Green Roofs and Eco-friendly Buildings Show a Trend in Public and Private Sectors
In January, a Denver ordinance went into effect that requires green roofs to be put on all new buildings as well as on existing...
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Courts
10th Circuit Favors PERA in Discrimination Dispute
A discrimination and retaliation lawsuit brought against PERA reached a likely final resolution in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, which found PERA was...
Courts
EPA Can Ignore ‘High-Wind’ Days When Judging Clean Air Compliance
For someone who lives on Colorado’s eastern plains, high winds might not seem to be an “exceptional event.” But for the purpose of determining...
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Courts
Cause of Action Institute Joins Colorado TABOR Case as Legal Counsel
Washington, D.C.-based watch-dog organization has jumped into an ongoing Colorado lawsuit filed to challenge hospital provider charges under the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, along...
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Courts
EPA Water Rule Challenge to Continue for 13 States
A federal judge in North Dakota cleared the way for several states to challenge a rule that gives the federal government jurisdiction over water...
News
Supreme Court Muddies Waters for EPA Water Rule
States seeking to maintain control over waters within their borders saw a victory from the U.S. Supreme Court last week.
The Supreme Court on Jan....