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YOUR RESOURCE FOR WHAT'S NEW IN CEQA LAW AND LITIGATION

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Photo of Kathryn L. OehlschlagerKathryn L. OehlschlagerPartnerEmail Kathryn L.'s Linkedin ProfileWith more than a decade of experience in environmental law, Kathryn Oehlschlager has built a robust practice spanning environmental and land use compliance counselling, state and federal enforcement defense, and major litigation.More
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Welcome to our CEQA blog. Our goal is to provide you with timely information and analysis concerning key developments in environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act. Whenever there is an important change in CEQA practice – whether as a result of an appellate court decision, new legislation, or revisions to the Guidelines – we’ll keep you updated.

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Recent Updates

  • Judge Suspends State Procedures as Applied to Majority of Waters of the State; Retains Application to Waters Subject to the Clean Water Act and All Ocean Waters Regardless of Jurisdiction
  • First Appellate District Approves Responsible Agency’s Imposition of Mitigation Not Considered in the EIR
  • In Martis Camp Ruling, Subsequent Review Under CEQA Hinges on the Right EIR
  • California Supreme Court Throws the Barn Doors Open, Finding That Groundwater Well Permits Aren’t Necessarily Ministerial
  • Agency Email Correspondence Must be Retained Under CEQA, Appeals Court Holds
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