Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

JOHNSON V. M’INTOSH

Jonathan Zasloff January 31, 2013

If the Constitution is Dead, where does that leave Takings?

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Megan Herzog March 6, 2014

Upcoming Climate Practitioners’ Workshop at UCLA

Explore recent legal developments in Federal and California greenhouse gas regulation for CLE credit

Dan Farber March 5, 2014

The Lost World of Administrative Law

The regulatory process has become more opaque and less accountable. We need to fix that.

Richard Frank March 4, 2014

California Enacts Emergency Drought Legislation

State Water Rights Reforms a Key Part of the Legislative Package

Dan Farber March 3, 2014

George Will and Conservative Climate Denial

The three types of conservatism all tend to reject climate science, but for different reasons.

Alex Wang February 28, 2014

How Responsible Are Americans for China’s Pollution Problem?

An online conversation from several perspectives

Megan Herzog February 25, 2014

Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA: Another Take on the SCOTUS Oral Argument

Decision favoring EPA seems likely

Richard Frank February 24, 2014

Deconstructing Today’s U.S. Supreme Court Arguments in Utility Air Regulatory Group

The EPA Could Well Lose This Challenge to Its Greenhouse Gas Reduction Efforts

Dan Farber February 24, 2014

Railtown — A Different LA Story

Railtown tells the story of how rail transit came to

Richard Frank February 22, 2014

Previewing Next Week’s Climate Change Arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court

Big Stakes and Big Players in This Year's Biggest Environmental Case

Cara Horowitz February 21, 2014

Would Californians be Better Off with a Fuel Tax instead of Cap-and-Trade?

Steinberg's surprising proposal for California climate regulation