As reported here earlier this week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has revised its Green Guides, guidance to marketers for the use of certain terms so as to prevent deception in the marketplace. Read more »
Environmental & Natural Resources
Brian Dunkiel Talks Green Advertising and FTC Green Guides at VBSR’s Spring Conference
On Tuesday, May 15, SRH Law’ Brian Dunkiel served as moderator for a panel discussion entitled “Green Marketing: How to Be Effective” at VBSR’s Spring Conference. The panel, which included Seventh Read more »
Elements of Proposed Vermont Environmental Reform Bill
The Vermont Senate Natural Resources Committee passed a bill out of committee this week that would bring some changes to the Environmental Division of the Vermont Superior Court and to the appeal Read more »
Green Marketing Claims – FTC Green Guides: Renewable Energy and Carbon Offsets
When informing customers, clients and consumers about the new solar panels located at your business, is there any difference between saying that the electricity is being “powered by solar energy” Read more »
Legislative Report on Vermont’s Environmental Permitting – Potential for Dissolution of Environmental Court and Natural Resources Board
For the past year, at the direction of Governor Shumlin and with the support of the General Assembly, the Natural Resources Board (NRB) and the Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) have been engaged in Read more »
SRH Law Celebrates Opening of First Wind’s Sheffield Wind Project
A unique celebration took place last Wednesday on the top of Granby Mountain and Libby Hill in Sheffield, Vermont as the Sheffield Wind Project, developed by First Wind, was inaugurated with a Read more »
Shumlin Administration Looks at Improving Environmental Permitting Process in Vermont
Earlier this month the Shumlin Administration announced that it was beginning to evaluate the environmental permitting process in Vermont and was looking for public comments on ways to improve the Read more »
SRH Law Client Wins Act 250 Case at Vermont Supreme Court
The Town of Royalton Planning Commission, a SRH Law client, recently prevailed at the Vermont Supreme Court in a long-contested state land-use matter concerning a proposal by developer Times and Read more »
Act 250 Criteria: Not Applicable? Not Your Decision, Environmental Court Says
In a Jurisdictional Opinion issued earlier this year, the Vermont Environmental Court made clear that Act 250 applicants do not have the independent authority to determine which criteria might not Read more »
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