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How Green Is My Country is a blog devoted to emerging developments in U.S. environmental law. It tracks new and notable cases as they appear in federal and state court that have the potential to move the content of our national environmental law in a new direction.
How Green Is My Country is a blog devoted to emerging developments in U.S. environmental law. It tracks new and notable cases as they appear in federal and state court that have the potential to move the content of our national environmental law in a new direction.
How Green also tracks Congressional action, EPA and other agency policy statements and regulations, and international treaties relevant to our environmental law. The blog strives to contextualize all of these developments so that readers may understand their significance as they occur.
How Green is written from a decidedly environmental point of view. It is an independent blog, not associated with any environmental group, law firm, or government or industry organization.
Header photograph: Mountaintop removal mining on Kayford Mountain W.V., courtesy of Vivian Stockman, the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, and Southwings.
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