Challenge to FERC's approval of the CP2 LNG liquefied natural gas export terminal project in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, and the CP Express Pipeline Project.

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

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petition for review

Louisiana Bucket Brigade v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - petition for review

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Louisiana Bucket Brigade v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

motion

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - motion

Challenges Filed to LNG Export Terminal in Louisiana

opposition

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - opposition

order

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - order

D.C. Circuit Declined to Stay FERC Authorization of Louisiana LNG Plant and Terminal

reply

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - reply

brief

Dardar v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - brief

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