News & Events

Through Roux’s News & Events, we share relevant industry news, regulatory updates, upcoming webinars and conferences, articles published by our experts, corporate social responsibility events, monthly newsletters, project and market sector information, and much more. Browse through our latest posts below.

Introducing Roux's Inaugural ESG Annual Report

April 06, 2023
Roux is pleased to announce the release of our inaugural ESG report. This report is designed to inform our clients, communities, and the public of Roux’s ongoing commitment to social, environmental, and charitable endeavors.
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Last Chance to Register: Western Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference

May 01, 2023
Join Roux at the Western Agricultural and Environmental Law Conference  Thursday, May 4 – Friday, May 5 Reno, Nevada & Available Online Roux is proud to partner with the National Agricultural Law Center on their upcoming conferences for 2023. The...
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Complimentary Webinar – What’s Cooking with Gas Stoves? Health Effects, Regulations, & Litigation

April 26, 2023
Please join Catherine (Catie) Boston, DABT, MPH and Emily Goswami, MS, CIH of Roux and Poston E. Pritchett of Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP to answer your toxicology, exposure, health risk, regulatory, and legal questions related to gas stoves. Join us by registering via the link below.
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What’s New with Roux? Spring 2023 Upcoming Events

April 17, 2023
Catch up on our latest webinars, sponsorships, and speaking events featuring Roux's esteemed experts.
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Ryan Stifter, M.S. to Present on California Recycling Panel

January 23, 2023
Wednesday, January 25 The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is hosting Race to the Finish, a virtual half-day event offering 4.0 hours of CA CLE credit including Competency Issues and Bias. Sarah Bell, Elizabeth Dorsi, and Don Sobelman, attorneys with Farella...
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Published Article: An Update on County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund

October 27, 2022
The 2020 court case, County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund, was pivotal in refining how pollutant discharges to groundwater and subsequently to waters of the United States (WOTUS) are regulated. Subsequent cases and administrative policy changes have added uncertainty to the very definition of WOTUS and requirements for water and wastewater treatment facilities.
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