The Clean Power Plan: NOT Exactly What the Statue Tells EPA to Do
03 April 2015
American College of Environmental Lawyers
Publication
Authors:
Richard G. Stoll
American College of Environmental Lawyers
Partner Richard Stoll contributed an article, “The Clean Power Plan: NOT Exactly What the Statue Tells EPA to Do,” to the American College of Environmental Lawyers, on April 3, 2015. In the article, Stoll discussed the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Clean Power Plan” and its potential drawbacks.
Authors
Insights
Strategies for Acquisitions of Distressed Companies
15 July 2020
Coronavirus Resource Center
HCP Conflicts of Interest: Virtual Informational Sessions – With Lunch - Supported by PhRMA During Declared Emergencies
15 July 2020
Coronavirus Resource Center
Patient Records: Part 2 Final Rule Reduces Substance Use Disorder Record Sharing Barriers
15 July 2020
Health Care Law Today
50-State Emergency Order Tracker: Roadmap to Restart - Updated July 14, 2020
15 July 2020
Coronavirus Resource Center
Litchfield Named a Crain’s Chicago Business Notable LGBTQ Executive
13 July 2020
Crain's Chicago Business
Risman Discusses New Legal Issues Facing Hoteliers During Virtual Hospitality Law Conference
10 July 2020
Hotel News Now
Lacktman Quoted in Modern Healthcare About Colorado's Move to Expand Telehealth
09 July 2020
Modern Healthcare
Utilization Management: Addressing Crucial Challenges for Health Plans (Insight Exchange Network Health Care Conference)
20-21 October 2020
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Construction Law Update and Year in Review
06 August 2020
Webinar
Technology’s Impact on Chronic Care: American Diabetes Association
21 July 2020
Webinar
International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) Regulatory RoundUp Webinar
21 July 2020
Webinar