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Warming Law: new blog on green court cases

Posted by David Roberts at 2:56 PM on 17 Apr 2007

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Did the EPA really think the Mass. v. EPA decision was a "stunner"? Isn't that the kind of thing you prepare for?

On that note, check out a new blog: Warming Law. It was started in the wake of Mass. v. EPA to analyze that decision and its effect on other important pending environmental cases. The writers are attorneys at the Community Rights Council.

It's invaluable for legal laymen like myself, trying to keep up with the rapidly developing role of the judicial branch in the green world.

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