Earth Day Webinar Series 2026

In recognition of Earth Day 2026, we are hosting a webinar series addressing key developments in environmental regulation, litigation, and legislation.

Please join us for a four-part program in which Morgan Lewis lawyers discuss the current landscape and the implications of recent developments for our clients’ business operations.

For any questions on the program, please contact Gabriel Aviles.

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Federal Energy Priorities Reset the Rules for US Permitting

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PFAS Regulation and Litigation Continue to Evolve as Federal Deadlines Slip and States Press Ahead

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Breaking Down Plastics as State Regulation Expands and Litigation Evolves

Recent Events

04/23/2026 - Trends in Greenhouse Gases and Chemical Regulation: Federal Deregulation and Potential State Reaction
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This presentation will explore the current condition of federal and state GHG and chemical regulations, including EPA’s Endangerment Finding rescission and its proposed methane and Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) rollbacks, in contrast to state regulatory efforts like California’s GHG reporting and climate change disclosure rules.
04/22/2026 - Breaking Down Plastics: 2026 Regulation and Litigation Updates
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This session reviews the evolution of plastics-related legal challenges and provides updates on recent litigation, emerging regulations, and extended producer responsibility (EPR) initiatives.
04/21/2026 - PFAS Update: The Evolving Regulatory and Litigation Landscape
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We will discuss the current state of federal regulation of PFAS under the Safe Drinking Water Act, CERCLA, and TSCA and the associated legal challenges, as well as state developments in the regulation of PFAS in consumer products and other media.
04/20/2026 - Energy Policy Shift: Impacts on US Energy Permitting and Development
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This session reviews recent policy developments affecting oil and gas development, nuclear power deployments, wind and solar projects, and related permitting processes.