Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Cara Horowitz December 9, 2014

Giving Indigenous Peoples a Voice at COP20

Observations from the Lima UN Climate Conference – by Sarah Kozal

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Jonathan Zasloff February 20, 2019

Build, Baby, Build?

New Study Points To More Sophisticated Analysis of Upzoning – And Perhaps Surpassing the Stale Gentrification Debate

Eric Biber February 20, 2019

Public Lands Watch: Natural Resources Management Act

Legislation in Congress would expand parks, permanently authorize conservation fund

Alex Wang February 19, 2019

China in the Global Environment — Q&A with Isabel Hilton, founder and CEO of chinadialogue.net

Dan Farber February 18, 2019

National Security, Climate Change, and Emergency Declarations

If the Supreme Court upholds Trump, it will have to uphold an emergency declaration for climate change.

Jesse Reynolds February 17, 2019

Does the Fossil Fuel Industry Support Geoengineering?

A misleading new report from Center for International Environmental Law and the Heinrich Boell Foundation demeans the discourse

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