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...The Canadian National Energy Board first approved the Canadian...year by calling for a federal Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS...
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...loan modification under the Home Affordable Modification Program ("HAMP")-a federal program meant to help "homeowners on the verge of foreclosure to...
...focus on regulatory matters in...and clean-energy industries. Spilka...at the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau...
...HIT FCC The Federal Communications Commission was in a state of...
...U.S. Energy Department over...awarded for federal government work...the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has ever...
...A federal appeals court...S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's relicensing...the Atomic Energy Act....
...and their outside counsel, Energy and related agencies like the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission are still revving their engines. At an NLJ...
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...stop it. In the face of an extensive oil spill, federal law directs the President to ensure the effective and immediate removal of...
...Bruder Gentile, founded in 1976, represented clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, North American Electric Reliability Corporation and other federal agencies....
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