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Environmental Justice, Climate Change Enforcement is Ramping Up
November 29, 2021
The Biden administration has made clear its environmental enforcement goals—with environmental justice and climate topping the list. Sidley lawyers look at the path ahead and predict increased and timely enforcement, more inspections, greater cooperation with state and local governments, and faster case development on the path ahead.
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