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Dan Farber June 23, 2014

Today’s Supreme Court Ruling: Three Key Questions

Direct implications are limited, but we'll be reading the tea leaves for future implications.

Dan Farber June 3, 2014

Judicial “Smoke Signals” and the 111(d) Rule

Guest Contributor May 28, 2014

Guest Blogger Kate Konschnik: EPA’s 111(d) Authority – Follow Homer and Avoid the Sirens

Dan Farber April 15, 2014

A Victory for Clean Air

The D.C. Circuit has upheld EPA's regulation of mercury from coal-fired plants. We can all breath easier as a result.

Dan Farber February 3, 2014

Is It Unconstitutional for the President to Implement Major New Policies by Regulation?

According to the Supreme Court, when statutes are unclear, the President is supposed to make policy judgments. That's not unconstitutional -- it's just business as usual.

Jonathan Zasloff January 24, 2013

Napoleon Bonaparte, Zoning Administrator

Jonathan Zasloff September 15, 2011

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

Dan Farber April 9, 2010

Justice Stevens: Architect of Modern Environmental Law Doctrine

A Response to John Nagle: The Clean Air Act as a Whole Supports Climate Regulation

Debating the Relationship between the Healthcare Fight and Climate Regulation

Steven Weissman July 29, 2014

Congressman Waxman Tells FERC: Read UC Berkeley’s Climate Change Study

Henry Waxman urges FERC to act on greenhouse gas emissions.

Dan Farber July 29, 2014

Rand Paul and the Environment (Take 2)

Guess what: he's no friend of the environment.

Eric Biber July 26, 2014

General Permits and the Regulation of Greenhouse Gases

The Supreme Court ignored a major option for effective regulation

Ann Carlson July 24, 2014

Does Scalia’s Opinion in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA Help Protect the ACA?

The UARG majority opinion says the context and overall structure of a statute help determine the meaning of statutory terms

Steven Weissman July 22, 2014

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Can Do a Lot to Reduce Greenhouse Gas

A new report shows that FERC has extensive power to address climate change.

Holly Doremus July 21, 2014

Groundwater and the public trust doctrine, California style

California trial court rules that public trust doctrine applies to pumping that reduces flow in a navigable waterway

Dan Farber July 21, 2014

How the Public Views Climate Action

The public continues to support a federal action to address climate change.

Holly Doremus July 16, 2014

A win for EPA on mountaintop removal

D.C. Circuit upholds Enhanced Coordination Process, refuses to review agency guidance

Holly Doremus July 15, 2014

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