Regulatory Divergence May Be New Norm After GHG Guidance

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Since 1997, the White House Council on Environmental Quality has been working to issue guidance on how and when federal agencies should account for the effects of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts under the National Environmental Policy Act
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Since 1997, the White House Council on Environmental Quality has been working to issue guidance on how and when federal agencies should account for the effects of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts under the National Environmental Policy Act.1 The CEQ released its latest draft on Dec. 18, 2014, and is currently seeking feedback from the public.

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Originally published in the March 24, 2015 edition of Law360.

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Regulatory Divergence May Be New Norm After GHG Guidance

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WilmerHale provides legal representation across a comprehensive range of practice areas critical to the success of its clients. With a staunch commitment to public service, the firm is a leader in pro bono representation. WilmerHale is 1,000 lawyers strong with 12 offices in the United States, Europe and Asia.
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