This is buck passing at its worst. These judges and lawyers like Carrol and Brodeen give lip service but take the easy way out and their actions show their true convictions. It appears Judge Carrol […]
Hats off to the Public Trust Environmental Legal Institute of Florida who is meeting a need for their area by generously donating their skills and resources. Citizens, corporations and even public agencies at times […]
The Sacramento Bee has an article relating a tentative settlement accepted by Southern California Gas, a subsidiary of Sempra Energy, for the Alison Canyon methane Leak in 2015 ( see Recent Methane Leak in California.) […]
Suncor Energy owns the only oil refinery in Colorado. Max and Dee Bernt. CC-BY-2.0 / Flickr The Union of Concerned Scientists have written about what we see as a trend in fighting big oil […]
Reuters announced on Thursday, April 5, 2018 that 14 states are suing the EPA for failing to issue regulations for methane leaks. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: […]
We have long been advocating two actions which seem to be surfacing as the only solutions to our environmental woes. These are litigation and choosing better leaders. Both of these have big drawbacks, the […]
The Hill has written the following blog about an important event. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back- Court rejects pipeline project on […]
Following is a letter from Attorney Randall Denker to Senator Richard Corcoran. This letter, which we have generous permission to share, contains excellent information regarding the oft-thrown-about-to-intimidate Bert Harris Act. Why is this important? […]
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