Sowell's Law Blog

Legal Matters of Engineers, Climate Change, Environmental, Energy, and Regulatory. Also discusses updates on Construction Law, primarily environmental issues in construction. Discusses technical expert witnesses. Discusses renewable energy issues, with emphasis on wind, solar, geothermal. Discusses the disadvantages of nuclear power.

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Sunday, March 13, 2016

Hinkley Point C Nuclear Plant in More Trouble

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Subtitle: No Billionaire Investors Rushing To Write A Check Well, this has got to sting, probably more than a little, for the nuclear chee...

Sunday, June 1, 2014

EPA To Curb CO2 Emissions from Power Plants

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Subtitle: Will the California Rule Be Their Guide? [Update 6/1/2014 7:45 pm: It appears from news reports (WSJ among others) that a 30 p...

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Roger Sowell: -- is a California attorney and holds a B.S. in chemical engineering from The University of Texas at Austin. He advises and represents companies and individuals in civil matters related to Science and Technology, climate change, process safety, environmental regulations, engineering malpractice, contracts, Free Speech, Defamation, and related matters. As an attorney who understands engineers, he also works with other attorneys in dealing with expert witnesses and lay witnesses. Before opening his law office, he worked for 20 years in more than 75 refineries and petrochemical plants in a dozen countries on four continents. email sowell.law.05@gmail.com office ph 805-587-6756

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