California Bill Aims to Hold Corporations Accountable for Carbon Emissions
In an age when climate change is top of mind for so many, understanding the exact role major corporations play in carbon emissions is crucial. A groundbreaking bill in California aims to shed light on this matter, potentially changing the...
READ MORE
Camp Lejeune Agreement Announced
Many contracted workers, members of the military, and their families may finally see the U.S. Navy and Department of Justice held accountable for deceiving them. A settlement agreement has been reached for thousands of people who have suffered illness or...
READ MORE
3D Printed ‘Living Material’ Could Clean Our Waters
At OnderLaw, we've always championed the cause of ensuring a safer, healthier environment for everyone. Today, we're thrilled to discuss a groundbreaking discovery by the University of California San Diego, which promises a sustainable solution to cleanse our waters of...
READ MORE
The New Era of Sustainability: What Businesses Need to Know Now
The future of sustainability is not just a trend – it's a new horizon for responsible corporate governance. The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) just unveiled a game-changing set of global sustainability standards, prompting a ripple effect that's about to...
READ MORE
The True Cost of Corporate Carbon Emissions: A Wake-Up Call for Accountability
In a world increasingly defined by climate change and its myriad consequences, accountability remains paramount. But who's truly accountable when it comes to the vast amounts of CO2 that are pumped into the atmosphere every year? OnderLaw, deeply vested in...
READ MORE
Lahaina’s Fire and the Ongoing Fight for Water Rights
The tragic fire in Lahaina, one of the deadliest in U.S. history, reignited not only the flames of destruction but also decades-long tensions surrounding water rights in Maui. Native Hawaiians, who have historically been stewards of the island's water resources,...
READ MORE
Previous Lawsuits Indicate Maui Was Concerned About Big Oil and Fire Risks
In 2020, Maui County bravely launched a lawsuit against some of the world's colossal oil and gas corporations, including Exxon and Chevron. The suit asserts these companies knew the catastrophic impacts of burning fossil fuels and its contribution to global...
READ MORE
PFAS in Drinking Water: A Tipping Point in Environmental Regulation
The landscape of environmental safety has experienced a significant shift, as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently imposed drinking water regulations aimed at six PFAS compounds. This decision has generated a mix of commendation and critique, shedding light...
READ MORE
A New Era in Water Safety: Revolutionary Sensors Detect Dangerous Contaminants
Water contamination is one of the most pressing public health issues of our time. As personal injury lawyers, we've seen the devastating effects that contaminants like lead, mercury, and E. coli can have on individuals and communities. So, when a...
READ MORE
Toxic Air Pollution at Steel Mills Sparks Debate
Air pollution has become a major concern worldwide, and industries play a significant role in contributing to this crisis. The recent proposal by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce toxic air pollution at steel mills has sparked debate, with...
READ MORE