As Oil by Rail Gains Momentum, Is California On Track to Protect Human Health and the Environment?
A closer look at the data and key legal issues
Biofuels and Food Prices
A recent economics paper suggests strongly that biofuels have raised food prices for the world’s poor.
Justice Roberts Should Welcome EPA’s Proposed New Wetlands Rule
Berkeley and UCLA Law Students Take Top Spots at State Environmental Law Negotiations Competition
Students bargain for environmental protection, economic benefits at annual event
Sea Level Rises, Premiums Not So Much
Congress apparently just couldn’t resist restoring subsidies for coastal homeowners.
Reduced VMT from Millennials: Good News From an Unlikely Source
Younger people are driving less, even controlling for the flat economy
The Perils of Rail Transit and Democracy
How Decentralized Decision-Making Can Screw Up Rail Planning and Implementation
