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 November 1, 2019 U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers® (Woodward/White, Inc.) Honor Kelley Drye with National Rankings in 2020 Report of Best Law Firms Kelley Drye & Warren LLP was recognized by ... October 10, 2019 Partner Wayne D’Angelo Quoted in The Fabricator Article on EPA Air Emissions Regulation Partner Wayne D’Angelo was quoted in The ... October 1, 2019 Update on Climate Change Science and Policies Join special counsel Andrew Homer as he moderat... August 15, 2019 The Best Lawyers in America© Names 48 Kelley Drye Lawyers to 2020 Edition Kelley Drye & Warren LLP is pleased to anno... June 14, 2019 Partner Wayne D’Angelo Quoted in Environment and Energy Daily Article on House Testimony Partner Wayne D’Angelo was quoted in the ... June 24, 2019 The Fight For Legal Ground Partner Wayne D’Angelo was a panelist at ... May 8, 2019 Customers & Users of Mitigation: Perspectives on Challenges, Needs, Wants of the Oil & Gas Industry Partner Wayne D’Angelo spoke at the Natio... July 19, 2019 Federal Liability as a PRP Join Houston partner John Gilmour as he and oth... July 18, 2019 The Rapidly Expanding Scope of Litigation and NRD Implications of Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) Join Houston partner Bill Jackson as he and two... April 25, 2019 Chambers and Partners Recognizes 21 Kelley Drye Attorneys, 8 Practices, in 2019 Chambers USA Rankings In the 2019 edition of Chambers USA: America...