Joshua A. Bloom

Principal at Meyers Nave’s Land Use and Environmental Law Practice

With more than 25 years of experience, he specializes in all areas of state and federal environmental and natural resources law, including complex environmental litigation, brownfields, environmental aspects of transactional matters, and compliance counseling, representing both public and private clients.

My Articles

Environmental

Government

Is Repeal-and-Replace Coming to Limit the Reach of the Clean Water Act?

For a practitioner in the environmental law field, the lack of clarity in the definition of waters of the United States has caused much debate and uncertainty. Predicting how that debate will play out in the future is difficult because even past court decisions are inconsistent and murky. But if you have any stake in CWA issues, it is imperative to understand the issues and possible outcomes.

Compliance and Ethics

Environmental

Chemical Regulation Enters the 21st Century: A New Day for the Toxic Substances Control Act

The prudent course would be for companies to get ahead of the curve now, understand what the potential implications may be as a result of the law, and begin long-term planning to ensure company compliance does not fall short when their competitors run ahead of the field.