Never a dull moment in environmental news the past few years and Trump’s recent Executive Order signed in June 2020 is the latest development. The Executive Order broadens the definition of emergency powers to bypass…
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During the past five years, the Supreme Court has rarely heard environmental cases. This term, however, seems to be different. On April 23, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court decided an important case dealing with the…
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In last month’s blog, Melanie highlighted some of the direct impacts COVID-19 had and continues to have on our people and projects. In this and perhaps a few later blogs, we will explore some of…
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As we all adjust to a new normal of remote working and social distancing with Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) for at least the next few months, there are many different industries being impacted, including the…
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On January 6, 2020, the Department of the Navy revised NEPA regulations went into effect. These changes focused on revising the Navy/Marine Corps classes of action or “categorical exclusions” to streamline the NEPA process. Categorical…
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Why should we care about the preservation of historic properties? History gives us a sense of connection with people and things that have shaped, and in fact are still shaping, our world. In short, understanding…
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A number of recent articles have alarming headlines implying that President Trump is rolling back environmental requirements. They are referring to the latest proposed changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Tempting as it…
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Sometimes the best lessons are those that you’ve not won. Like the time I tried to teach myself how to ski on icy New Jersey slopes—not a great idea. So the next time I ventured…
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Raise your hand if you love going to conferences! Here are some of our recommended eats in Dallas (you had me at food trucks) for those attending the annual Federal Small Business Conference. Several of…
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Swimming-Inspired Tips for Streamlining your NEPA Document I recently joined a local “masters” swim group and in the midst of a recent swimming set, it occurred to me we can draw a parallel between swimming…
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