Most American’s would struggle having to move away from their dream home; however, this was the Lawsons’ misfortune on three separate occasions thanks to the Oil & Gas. When they called Fair Shake, they were looking at their fourth.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (“ODNR”) released their proposed changes to three sets of rules that govern oil and gas development. Here is our analysis…
On July 24, 2019 the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency adopted a rule for making public records requests that will hamper the ability of individuals to ask for public information anonymously.
On April 24th, 2019 West Virginia enacted modifications to its Section 401 water quality certification that put the waters and people of West Virginia at risk for increased discharge of pollution, resulting in harm to human and environmental health.
Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services filed an appeal, on behalf of its clients The Sierra Club, Earthworks, Center for Biological Diversity, and FreshWater Accountability Project, challenging a key permit for a massive proposed plastics facility known as an “ethane cracker” in Belmont County. The plant is part of the industry’s push to steeply increase U.S. plastic production.
