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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge joined with the Attorneys General of twenty-eight other states in filing a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court asking for a stay of the Clean Power Plan while the legality of the Plan is litigated.

The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management recently released a proposed rule that would have a large impact on natural gas operations on federal lands and Native American reservations.

The Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which imposes heightened regulations on power plants and emphasizes natural gas as an energy source, officially begins today.

The United States Department of Agriculture Farm Services Agency and the United States Small Business Administration released an Environmental Assessment finding that a large concentrated animal feeding operation (“CAFO”) would have “no significant impact” on the Buffalo River.

The Arkansas Court of Appeals recently upheld a decision by the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission (“APCEC”) to grant Big River Steel, L.L.C. a Clean Air Act permit to allow steel mill operations in Mississippi County, Arkansas.