Courts may overhaul energy law in 2022. Here's how

After a year of high-profile energy project cancellations, federal courts in 2022 are expected to make significant rulings on the role of climate with oil

Related Keywords

Louisiana ,United States ,Gulf Of Mexico ,Missouri ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,White Earth ,Minnesota ,West Virginia ,American ,Jeff Landry ,Carrie Jenks ,James Coleman ,Kyle Tisdel ,Michael Burger ,Eric Schmitt ,Kathleen Sgamma ,Adam White ,Southern Methodist University ,Energy Regulatory Commission ,Us Circuit Court ,Spire Inc ,Developers Of The Dakota Access ,Us Court ,American Petroleum Institute ,Energy Transfer Partners ,Sabin Center ,Us District Court ,Environmental Law Center ,Obama Biden Administration ,George Mason Universityc Boyden Gray Center ,George Mason University ,Harvard Law School Environmental Energy Program ,Army Corps Of Engineers ,Enbridge Inc ,Supreme Court ,Bureau Of Ocean Energy Management ,National Environmental Policy ,Columbia University Sabin Center ,Energy Alliance ,Interior Department ,Columbia University ,Climate Change ,Gray Center ,Harvard Law School ,Energy Law ,Jordan Cove ,Air Act ,Columbia Circuit ,Clean Air Act ,Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt ,Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry ,Western District ,Southern Methodist ,Western Environmental Law Center ,Western Energy ,Ocean Energy Management ,Energy Alliance President Kathleen Sgamma ,Biden Administration ,Dakota Access ,National Environmental Policy Act ,Army Corps ,Federal Energy Regulatory ,White Earth Band ,