Northeastern states sign low-carbon fuel pact *

USA - January 25 2010
On December 30, 2009, citing the contribution of fuel use to climate change risks, the governors of 11 northeastern states (Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont) took a first step toward a regional low-carbon fuel standard.

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Companies considering voluntary greenhouse gas reduction projects face complex issues *

USA - October 26 2009
With the current uncertainty regarding whether, when, and how the U.S. might regulate greenhouse gas emissions, companies considering voluntary projects to reduce such emissions have questions about how to extract the most value from those reductions.

Co-authors: Charles T. Wehland, G. Graham Holden, Stephanie S. Couhig.

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U.S. EPA announces final rules for mandatory greenhouse gas reporting *

USA - October 12 2009
On September 22, 2009, U.S. EPA announced its final rule for mandatory reporting of greenhouse gas emissions.

Co-authors: Casey Fernung, John A. Rego, G. Graham Holden, Jane K. Murphy, Stephanie S. Couhig.

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Marcellus update: Pennsylvania and federal counterparts seek broader regulation *

USA - July 31 2009
The Marcellus Shale presents a tremendous opportunity for natural gas producers in Pennsylvania.

Co-authors: Mary Beth Deemer.

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California: still leading the way in environmental regulation *

USA - June 30 2009
Recent developments confirm and advance this trend, most notably in the areas of climate change legislation, renewable energy source use, and chemical regulation.

Co-authors: Thomas M. Donnelly.

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