Greening the Army
The Defense Department is no stranger to being on the forefront of advanced technology and its expertise was once again showcased with the recent opening of the Army’s GSPEL (Ground Systems Power and Energy Laboratory) [...]
Tax Credits for Renewable Energy
A Mixed Bag So Far By Jeffrey D. Moss, Guest Blogger CBO’s March 2012 Report The Congressional Budget Office (“CBO”) has recently issued a report entitled “Federal Financial Support for the Development and Production of [...]
Reinventing Michigan’s Cleanup and Redevelopment Programs – Update
The Collaborative Stakeholder Initiative will be presenting its Final Report and Recommendations on Reinventing the State’s Cleanup and Redevelopment Program at the Kellogg Center in East Lansing on March 15, 2012. CSI participants and the [...]
Incentives – Still Picking “winners and Losers”? (Updated 2/10/12)
Governor Rick Snyder was adamant during the 2010 election campaign that Michigan would have to stop picking ‘winners and losers’ when it came to doling out governmental incentives for private businesses. Once in office, he [...]
Legislative Update – Leaking Underground Storage Tank Act
As we reported last summer, a package of bills are being reviewed by the State Legislature that will impact all parties addressing Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (“LUST”). On January 24, 2012, the Michigan Senate passed [...]
Brownfield Redevelopers Beware!
Due Care and Indemnification Agreements and the CERCLA BFPP Defense The last year has seen its share of unique decisions relating to CERCLA liability. Recently I blogged about one case with ramifications for brownfield developers: [...]
