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Will California Keep Its Cool?
 

Daily Journal

April 23, 2009
 
Elizabeth Lake - San Francisco

Public Policy & Regulation attorneys Elizabeth Lake and Peter Landreth discuss the case of Entergy v. Riverkeeper decision. Despite the victory claim by power plants over fish, the attorneys argue that it is too early to determine because of California's continuing line up against once-through cooling. They also address how the federal government is tasked with issuing new regulations in the wake of this decision and the unlikeliness of state regulators to wait for them.

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