Environmental and Natural Resources

Who Will Climate Change Advocates Begin Suing Next?

by Mitchell J. Klein As most people are aware, various public and private entities have filed lawsuits against fossil fuel producers alleging a variety of claims that seek to enjoin behavior and obtain damages as a result of the defendants’ contributions toward climate change. But the question arises as to whether the plaintiffs will be […]

March 18, 2021 | 3 min read | Tagged: American Petroleum Institute, Climate Change, Climate Change Lawsuits, fossil fuels, FTC, gasoline, oil

MK

Mitchell J. Klein Of Counsel

Albuquerque Town Hall Scheduled to Discuss Oil and Gas Drilling

by Jason B. Brinkley For the second year in a row, New Mexico has surpassed its previous record for oil and gas production. The uptick in operations means increased jobs, a boost to the state’s economy and the availability of additional funds for the state’s budget. Growth in the oil and gas industry is expected to […]

April 3, 2018 | 2 min read | Tagged: gas, New Mexico, oil

JB

Jason B. Brinkley Partner

Oil and Gas Industry Seeks to Reframe Mindset on “Infrastructure”

by Frances A. Folin With the uptick in exploration and development resulting from rising oil prices, once again the task of getting resources from their (often rural) development locations to their ultimate destinations has moved to the forefront of the public mind. The President’s highly anticipated infrastructure improvement plan is set to be released soon, […]

January 25, 2018 | 2 min read | Tagged: gas, infrastructure, oil, pipeline, state of the union

FF

Frances Folin Former Associate