Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Jonathan Zasloff February 7, 2012

No Free Lunch In The Desert

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Steven Weissman June 7, 2011

Of Commerce and Green Evangelism

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Steven Weissman February 23, 2010

DOE Bets on Central Station Solar — Is It the Right Horse?

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Julia Stein February 16, 2019

I’ll Just Be Over Here In My Fallout Shelter

The Green New Deal may be ambitious, but it’s not alarmist.

Eric Biber February 15, 2019

Cannabis Research Center

New UC Berkeley Research Center Focuses on Issues Around State Legalization of Cannabis

Jonathan Zasloff February 15, 2019

The Carbon Emission Upanishad

Can Pseudoscience Be Used To Foster Climate Action?

Julia Stein February 14, 2019

What I Wish The Green New Deal Hadn’t Left Out

Greening our infrastructure is part of the solution, but so’s city planning.

Jonathan Zasloff February 14, 2019

Donald Trump Creates the Green New Deal

Emergency Powers Can Be Very….Flexible

Dan Farber February 14, 2019

Breaking Up with Fossil Fuels

It’s not us. It’s you.

Jonathan Zasloff February 13, 2019

More Tree-Huggers, Please

The Anti-Environmentalist Epithet Actually Derives From India’s Great Environmental Justice Movement

Jonathan Zasloff February 12, 2019

One Cheer For “Corruption”

New Public Lands Bill Is A Triumph For The Environment — and an Attack on American Public Philosophy

Ethan Elkind February 12, 2019

Governor Newsom Retreats On High Speed Rail

Revised Merced-Bakersfield vision in “State of the State” speech indicates reluctance to spend political capital

Ann Carlson February 11, 2019

Is the Green New Deal’s Ambition Smart Policy?

Some Lessons from Environmental History