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Recent Environmental Law Articles

10Jun, 2015

What LEED Credit is Almost Never Achieved?

By |Wednesday, June 10th, 2015|Categories: Environmental Law|

One of the key features of the LEED rating systems is that, after satisfying minimum program requirements and prerequisites, project teams may select from the available compilation of LEED credits. Those options are key not only because there is no one homogenous building type but ...

27May, 2015

Produced with Genetic Engineering

By |Wednesday, May 27th, 2015|Categories: Environmental Law|

This article first appeared on my Green Building Law Update blog. The Green Building Law Update blog is intended for the entire environmental industrial complex (not just lawyers). Please sign up for notice of new blog posts via email, at Green Building Law Update blog. ...

20May, 2015

Microbeads Ban in Maryland will be more Efficacious than Others

By |Wednesday, May 20th, 2015|Categories: Environmental Law|

Synthetic plastic microbeads are an effective mild abrasive ingredient appearing since the 1990s in personal care products including facial cleansers, shampoos, and toothpastes. Environmental interests have sought to ban microbeads contending the plastic microbeads (that look like tiny colorful dots), cannot be treated by conventional ...

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