Dan Farber June 19, 2025 Talking to Skeptics About Clean Energy Some people will stop listening if you talk about climate change. But there are other arguments.
Eric Biber June 18, 2025 It’s back. Land sale provisions are back in reconciliation. And they are far worse than before.
Ruthie Lazenby Guest Contributor June 18, 2025 Can Public Ownership Fix Our Electricity Woes? It’s Complicated New UCLA report “Power Struggle: California’s Electric Utility Ownership Dilemma” by Sylvie Ashford, Mohit Chhabra, and Ruthie Lazenby
Evan George June 17, 2025 Immigration Raids are an Attack on Climate The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Dan Farber June 16, 2025 The Annihilation of Environmental Justice: A Timeline Trump has spared no effort to ensure that the government ignores the needs of vulnerable communities.
Ken Alex June 16, 2025 Reclaiming Science, Democracy, and American Values In This Moment, What Do We Say to Young People?
Katherine Hoff June 13, 2025 Last Year’s Climate Bond May Not Be What You Thought While investing in important adaptation and resilience measures, Proposition 4 does less to create new clean energy infrastructure investments
Jonathan Zasloff June 13, 2025 (In?)sane With the Membrane New developments in Deep Sea Desalination hold important promise for the freshwater crisis – and might require an amendment to Clarke’s Third Law.
Sabrina Ashjian June 13, 2025 The California Legislature Halftime Report In a year defined by affordability and climate crises, several bills aimed to alleviate pressures on both fronts are advancing in the Legislature.
Dan Farber June 11, 2025 The Most Important Law Most People Have Never Heard Of Here’s how the APA bolsters the rule of law and protects the environment.
Dan Farber June 5, 2025 Government Hires Shouldn’t Have to Take a MAGA Essay Test Schedule F was bad, But Trump’s latest move is even worse.
Evan George June 10, 2025 Why Do Heat Pumps Have a Bad Rap? Lies The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Jonathan Zasloff June 13, 2025 (In?)sane With the Membrane New developments in Deep Sea Desalination hold important promise for the freshwater crisis – and might require an amendment to Clarke’s Third Law.
Dan Farber June 11, 2025 The Most Important Law Most People Have Never Heard Of Here’s how the APA bolsters the rule of law and protects the environment.
Sabrina Ashjian June 13, 2025 The California Legislature Halftime Report In a year defined by affordability and climate crises, several bills aimed to alleviate pressures on both fronts are advancing in the Legislature.
Evan George June 3, 2025 Climate Lawsuits Now a Matter of Life and Death The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Eric Biber June 2, 2025 The Outcome of the Seven Counties Case Court emphasizes agency discretion and judicial deference in NEPA.
Eric Biber June 18, 2025 It’s back. Land sale provisions are back in reconciliation. And they are far worse than before.
Dan Farber May 22, 2025 Executive Disorders One after another, Trump has let loose destructive blasts at the environment to promote fossil fuels, mining, and logging.
Ruthie Lazenby June 18, 2025 Can Public Ownership Fix Our Electricity Woes? It’s Complicated New UCLA report “Power Struggle: California’s Electric Utility Ownership Dilemma” by Sylvie Ashford, Mohit Chhabra, and Ruthie Lazenby