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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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

Wild horses and the goals of nature protection

A petition to list wild horses as endangered or threatened highlights questions about what our conservation laws should protect

Dan Farber July 14, 2014

North Dallas Forty

A North Dallas Representative sponsored the House bill to save inefficient light bulbs -- but he also advocates energy efficiency.

Eric Biber July 8, 2014

The Wilderness Act and climate change

Changing the Wilderness Act to respond to climate change is a terrible idea

Dan Farber July 7, 2014

Ban the Quad?

The grassy Quad is emblematic of university life. But its days may be numbered.

Eric Biber July 6, 2014

Solar power in North Carolina

How the solar industry became successful in North Carolina

Holly Doremus July 5, 2014

Commemorating the Yosemite Grant Act

150 years ago, Yosemite Valley was set aside for public use and recreation