Pressure to Cool Down is Heating Up; New Jersey's Growing Green-Building Renaissance By Steven Humphreys New Jersey Law Journal Related Practices: Environmental Regulation November 12, 2007 The article discusses expected legislation in New Jersey aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. The article describes how such proposed regulatory programs will affect the state's development and construction industries. Download the File Related Content September 27, 2018 Kelley Drye Recognized With “Associate Member of the Year” Award By Industrial Environmental Association Kelley Drye was recognized as “Associate ... September 28, 2018 The Science Behind Climate Change The 2018 Annual Environmental Conference is pre... September 27, 2018 Safer Consumer Products Special counsel Andrew Homer will moderate the ... August 15, 2018 The Best Lawyers in America© Names 46 Kelley Drye Lawyers to 2019 Edition Forty-six Kelley Drye attorneys, in 23 practice... August 9, 2018 Law360 Recognizes Partner Will Petit as a 2018 ‘Rising Star’ Kelley Drye is pleased to announce that partner... September 25, 2018 PFCs and State Actions on Emerging Contaminants Partner Bill Jackson will present on "PFCs... September 11, 2018 Engaging Communities on Cleaning Up Contaminated Sites: the Passaic River Restoration Projects & Riverfront Park Partner Bill Jackson we present on "Engagi... July 16, 2018 Natural Gas Week Quotes Partner Wayne D’Angelo on the Future of the EPA Under Acting Chief Andrew Wheeler Partner Wayne D’Angelo was quoted by Natu... February 1, 2013 Rigs to Reefs - Natural Capital in Action Special counsel Andrew Homer gave the "Rig... October 1, 2016 The Toxic Substances Control Act: Then and Now Special counsel Andrew Homer presented &qu...