In 2012, Shell filed a preemptive lawsuit that the 9th Circuit has called a "novel legal strategy" and recently found unconstitutional. Check out this post for more information.

A group of Environmental Law Section members volunteered at Second Helpings on Friday, Nov. 14, to prepare for Tiny Tonic and Tonic Ball. Check out this post for a recap of the day.

On Oct. 23, 2014, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit granted U.S. EPA’s June request to lift the stay on the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule (CSAPR or Transport Rule). Find out more in this post by Kathleen Beatty.

Environmental issues received a lot of attention in the recent election campaigns. Check out this post by Angela Krahulik to read more about the effect that those issues could have in the future.

Take some time to volunteer with your fellow section members and help a great organization, Second Helpings, on Friday, Nov. 14. Check out this post for more details.

Environmentalism can play an important part in stopping the spread of Ebola. This post by Angela Krahulik gives a few examples of how to do just that and explains why they may be necessary steps in order to stop the outbreak.

In this post by Angela Krahulik, she writes about a piece that asks whether it is better to make environmental laws difficult to enact or difficult to repeal. Check out the post for the author's conclusion and Krahulik's own thoughts on the topic.

The IndyBar Environmental Section is teaming up with Second Helpings to help out at the Tonic Ball. Find out how you can lend a hand in this post from Section Chair Angela Krahulik.

The IU McKinney School of Law Environmental Law Society is hosting a scavenger hunt around Indy on September 27. Join the fun to help support their efforts to keep Indiana beautiful.

Indiana's lawsuit challenges the federal government's authority to regulate greenhouse gases. It is the 12th state to file a lawsuit against the EPA.