Entries tagged: environmental law

Printed in the Suffolk Lawyer The disposal of pharmaceuticals is a growing area of concern in our over-medicated society. According […]

LIPA apparently believes, contrary to all evidence, that it need not comply with the State Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”)[1] […]

On May 6, 2015, the Suffolk County Planning Commission (“Planning Commission”) approved a Model Commercial Solar Code (“Model Code”), which […]

I have previously written blogs that have questioned LIPA’s focus on industrial scale solar projects in Suffolk County.[1]  Dyed-in-the-wool environmentalists […]

SPower, the entity seeking to construct a 9.5 MW solar electrical generating facility on a 60 acre portion of the […]

I am a firm advocate for more solar power. The benefits are indisputable and can be read about elsewhere. New […]

In an earlier blog, published on September 26, 2013 (“LIPA Residential Time-of-Use Customers Beware – Your Efforts to Shift Usage […]

LIPA Residential Time-of-Use Customers Beware – Your Efforts to Shift Usage to Off – Peak Hours Is Probably Costing You […]

United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Affirms $104.69 Million Judgment in Favor of New York City Against […]