HeyJaredJonathan H. Schaefer
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- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for natlawreview.com
- Top 1M sites
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- Aug 3, 2026
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What We Are Reading: Environmental & Energy Series September 2026 (opens the original)
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As September winds down, a familiar theme continues to emerge across the environmental and energy landscape: the challenge of balancing growing energy demand with reliability, affordability, and environmental protection. This week’s developments focused heavily on data centers, duck curves (grid impacts), PFAS, renewable energy policy, and the increasingly important role courts are being asked to play in shaping federal energy and environmental programs. New England’s Solar Growth Reaches Anothe
What We Are Reading: Environmental & Energy Series: 28 September, 2026 (opens the original)
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As September winds down, a familiar theme continues to emerge across the environmental and energy landscape: the challenge of balancing growing energy demand with reliability, affordability, and environmental protection. This week’s developments focused heavily on data centers, duck curves (grid impacts), PFAS, renewable energy policy, and the increasingly important role courts are being asked to play in shaping federal energy and environmental programs. New England recorded its 500th “duck curv
What We Are Reading: Environmental & Energy Series: 21 September, 2026 (opens the original)
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As summer officially gives way to fall, this week’s environmental and energy headlines reflected several themes that have dominated much of 2026: data centers, grid reliability, critical minerals, PFAS, artificial intelligence, and the continued reshaping of federal environmental policy. Courts, Congress, regulators, and industry all remained busy as debates continued over who will power the future economy, who will pay for it, and how environmental protections will evolve along the way. EPA fin
What We Are Reading: Environmental & Energy Series (opens the original)
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From restricting exports of critical minerals, nuclear waste lifecycle plans, climate change liability, OSHA’s structure, and clean energy tax credits to leaf blowers and politically motivated grant cancellations, regulators and courts spent another busy week reshaping the environmental and energy landscape. Reach out to connect with me or to discuss these or any other environmental or energy topics of interest to you. Critical Minerals Become a National Security Priority President Trump signed
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