Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Dan Farber September 30, 2014

Human Fingerprints on Australia’s Record Heatwave

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Ann Carlson September 16, 2014

Los Angeles Heat Waves, Electricity Use and Climate Change

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Dan Farber March 5, 2012

Heat Waves, Droughts, and the Energy System

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Dan Farber July 24, 2011

“Too Darn Hot”:The Summer of 2011 and the New Normal

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Dan Farber April 4, 2011

Environmental Justice and Adaptation to Climate Change

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Dan Farber August 16, 2010

The Reverend Bayes Visits Russia

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Ann Carlson July 16, 2010

Heat Waves? Get Used to Them.

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Eric Biber October 15, 2018

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The most-cited environmental and energy law professors in 2013-17

Jesse Reynolds October 15, 2018

Another possible means to keep global warming within 1.5 degrees Celsius

Did the IPCC bury the lede regarding solar geoengineering?

Dan Farber October 15, 2018

Four Governor’s Races and the Environment

Here are four of the races that will help drive state energy and environmental policies.

Eric Biber October 12, 2018

More great environmental and energy law scholarship

Some of the best articles in the field from 2016-17

Eric Biber October 12, 2018

CEQA and Local Land-Use Regulations

California gubernatorial candidates debate the role of CEQA and local land-use regulations in the state’s housing crisis

Julia Stein October 11, 2018

The Elephant In The Atmosphere

The IPCC’s report rings alarm bells on climate change.

Daniel Melling October 11, 2018

Where Does California Stand On Managing Vehicle Pollution?

4 stories to watch as policymakers aim for cleaner air and safer streets

Dan Farber October 11, 2018

Battle for the Senate: The Lone Star State

Is Texas in play? The environmental stakes are high.

Meredith Hankins October 9, 2018

Trump Administration’s Quiet Policy Change Could More Than Double Hazardous Air Pollution in California

Change in MACT applicability could result in 935 additional tons of toxic pollution emitted by stationary sources in the state each year

Dan Farber October 8, 2018

Wildfires: Managing the Risks

How can we limit the spread of wildfires and save people and property?