Clean tech funds key to Canada’s low-carbon future

The federal government is taking a regulatory, sector-by-sector approach to addressing  climate change concerns, putting it in step with [...]

U.S. and Chinese energy policy: Chinese carbon caps

While U.S. Republican presidential candidates are vying for who will dismantle the EPA fastest upon winning the election and [...]

Poland to up the ante on energy law

The European Commission has launched legal action against Poland after the government failed to pass a law on renewable [...]

South Africa to cut emissions 34%

South Africa hopes to cut its carbon emissions 34 percent by 2020, Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa [...]

AB 32 cap and trade in California on hold until 2013

Facing continued litigation, California officials will delay enforcement of the state’s carbon-trading program until 2013, state Air Resources Board [...]

US Supreme Court grants authority once again to the EPA, despite lobbyist efforts

By Donna Artusy; Cleantech Law Partners The Supreme Court decision in Massachusetts v. US EPA 549 U.S. 497 (2007) is once [...]

California bounces back after judge orders AB 32 review

California’s carbon markets have responded positively to a San Francisco judge’s ruling that ordered further analysis from the California [...]

EPA regulations for biomass on hold

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced January 12, 2011 that it plans a three-year delay in regulating wood-fired power [...]

New laws in California for 2011

A slew of new environmental laws in California is on the books for 2011, including measures to outlaw the use of [...]

Regulation of climate emissions heads to the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court said Monday it would consider a key global warming case over the right of US states [...]