Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Jonathan Zasloff January 24, 2013

Napoleon Bonaparte, Zoning Administrator

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Jonathan Zasloff September 15, 2011

If Textualism Isn’t Dead, It’s Badly Wounded

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Dan Farber April 9, 2010

Justice Stevens: Architect of Modern Environmental Law Doctrine

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Dan Farber December 4, 2013

Is Climate Change a Bulldozer or Bullet Train?

How fast will climate change happen? Maybe faster than we expect, according to the National Academy of Sciences.

Cara Horowitz December 3, 2013

What are California Legislators Thinking About Cap-and-Trade?

CA Senate Hearing at UCLA Focuses on Ways to Spend Auction Revenue

Dan Farber November 29, 2013

COPs: The Erratic Evolution of Global Climate Policy

Dan Farber November 28, 2013

Jeudi Gras – The Great American Holiday

Ethan Elkind November 26, 2013

California High Speed Rail Slowed by Court Decisions

Judge rules the train needs a new business plan and project-level environmental review

Dan Farber November 26, 2013

The Significance of EPA’s Proposed Power Plant Standards

Although they won't have immediate impacts, EPA's proposed rules for new coal plants will indirectly help shape the future of the industry.

Jesse Lueders November 25, 2013

Passing Gas

A better accounting of GHGs can improve the climate discourse

Dan Farber November 25, 2013

The Filibuster and the Environment

In the short run, limiting the filibuster will strengthen the hands of environmental regulators. What about the long run effects?

Ethan Elkind November 19, 2013

UC Berkeley / UCLA Law Report on California Renewable Energy Policies Beyond 2020

Joint law school report will be discussed at a lunchtime forum today at UCLA Law

Jayni Hein November 18, 2013

State Releases New Fracking Regulations Amid SB 4 Criticism, Controversy

DOGGR also wades into CEQA while environmental community questions wisdom and effects of new State law