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Water Resources Tupper I Mack I Brower represents clients—in both the public and private sectors— in water resource planning and development. Our work includes water right permitting and acquisition, water right transfers, watershed planning, water system plans, mitigation, adjudication and appeals.
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Land Use and Environmental Review Tupper | Mack | Brower has assisted numerous clients, from individuals to large corporations, on environmental and land use permitting issues. Developers throughout Washington have turned to us for counsel as they make their way through the maze of development permitting.
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Environmental Law Tupper | Mack | Brower provides advice to clients on environmental law issues, including storm water, air quality, solid waste and hazardous waste cleanup. We have represented clients in the development of environmental regulations, general permits and environmental legislation.
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Water Quality Tupper | Mack | Brower assists utilities, business associations, and local governments with water quality regulation, permitting and compliance. We represent clients in several complex disputes involving stormwater regulation and NPDES permits. |
Regulatory and Governmental Relations Tupper I Mack I Brower assists private companies, business associations, and public entities in working with government agencies and policy makers to achieve positive results. Our service on agency advisory committees, coupled with our real-world experience, enables us to achieve effective legislative and regulatory solutions for our clients. |
Energy Project Development Tupper I Mack I Brower represents clients in alternative energy development including wind power and bio-energy production. Our efforts have included land use permitting and environmental review for wind power projects and forming nonprofits to develop bio-energy..
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Contaminated Media Tupper | Mack | Brower works with private and public clients to assess liabilities arising from contaminated media, negotiate with regulators over the scope of remedial projects, identify funding opportunities for redevelopment of brownfields, achieve regulatory compliance for contaminated sites, compel historic polluters to pay for investigation and cleanup, secure insurance to cover financial obligations, and where necessary, litigate to pursue or defend claims for recovery of remedial action costs. |
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