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Evaluating a Project’s “Exacerbation” on Existing Environmental Hazards NOVEMBER 10, 2016Substantial Evidence Proving “Exacerbation” Required, California Appellate Court Says

2016 CEQA Essentials Workshops NOVEMBER 2, 2016Association of Environmental Professionals

Practical Approaches for Defensible Cumulative Impacts Analyses Under CEQA SEPTEMBER 28, 2016Association of Environmental Professionals - San Francisco Chapter

New Legislation Seeks to Expedite CEQA Administrative Record Process SEPTEMBER 26, 2016Provides Opportunity to Streamline Litigation

CEQA Workshops SEPTEMBER 21, 2016California Special Districts Association

California Supreme Court Clarifies CEQA’s Subsequent Review Rules and Standard of Review SEPTEMBER 20, 2016Decision Issued After Years of Uncertainty

Legislature Passes Pair of Significant New Climate Change Bills AUGUST 29, 2016Gov. Brown Expected to Sign Laws that Will Have CEQA Implications

Air Quality District’s CEQA Thresholds Limited AUGUST 18, 2016California Appellate Court Weighs in Following State Supreme Court Decision

Legislative Update JULY 13, 2016Association of Environmental Professionals Lunchtime Seminar

Congratulations to BB&K’s Attorneys on the Northern California Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists JULY 8, 2016Eight Attorneys Recognized for Their Professional Achievements

Tribes and CEQA: New Rules for Tribal Consultation Under AB 52 JUNE 20, 2016Law Seminars International

BB&K Secures CEQA Appellate Victory in Water Project MAY 13, 2016Six Challenges to Public-Private Partnership Effort Overcome

Sweeping Six-Case Win for Water District MAY 11, 2016Court Upholds Public-Private Groundwater Conservation and Recovery Project That Will Serve Customers Throughout Southern California

BB&K Team’s CEQA Appellate Victory in Water Transfer Project MAY 11, 2016High-profile case that impacts water customers throughout Southern California discussed in news reports.

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