The increasing demand for clean energy and the global shift toward sustainability have made renewable energy projects—such as solar and wind—highly attractive for businesses. While these investments present significant opportunities for growth and environmental stewardship, they also come with complex regulatory requirements under federal environmental law. For companies involved in these types of projects, understanding […]
Navigating Environmental Due Diligence in California Real Estate Transactions
In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate transactions, particularly in California, one aspect stands out as crucial yet often overlooked: environmental due diligence. For businesses seeking to acquire or sell property in the Golden State, understanding and navigating the complexities of environmental regulations is paramount. This blog aims to shed light on the significance of […]
EPA Publishes Final Rule on Conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments Under Superfund
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has changed the requirements for conducting environmental site assessments under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, which is commonly referred to as CERCLA or Superfund. What You Need to Know CERCLA requires prospective purchasers to conduct an “all appropriate inquiry” into the environmental conditions of a property to […]