Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Ethan Elkind April 10, 2018

The Whittling Of SB 827 Begins

First Significant Amendments Released to Landmark Bill That Would Allow More Homes Near Transit

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Dan Farber July 23, 2018

Defanging FERC’s Challenge to Renewables

The gird operator subject to the order has a plan to reduce its impact.

Dan Farber July 20, 2018

Responsibility for Historic Harm

Tort law embodies our society’s view of fairness. What does teach us about climate change?

Guest Contributor July 18, 2018

Guest Blogger Benjamin Miller: Suggestions to help EPA Successfully Implement Retrospective Reviews

Richard Frank July 18, 2018

Previewing California’s November 2018 Environmental Ballot Measures

Wide Array of Important Environmental Questions Confront California Voters

Dan Farber July 18, 2018

1½ Years of Trump

Where are we, after continual environmental assaults by Trump, Pruitt, and Zinke?

Meredith Hankins July 17, 2018

House Subcommittee Considering Clean Air Act Amendments to Weaken Bedrock of Stationary Source Permitting

Proposed changes to NSR could have significant impact on EJ communities

Dan Farber July 16, 2018

Senate Update

Will environmentalists have any leverage in the Senate? Here are the races to watch.

Dan Farber July 12, 2018

What Hath FERC Wrought?

FERC’s GOP majority has taken a swipe against renewable energy. It might work, or it might backfire.

Eric Biber July 11, 2018

Public Lands Watch: NEPA Regulations

Administration asks for ideas about how to revise regulations implementing NEPA

Dan Farber July 9, 2018

What Kind of Conservative is Kavanaugh?

Half a dozen observations on our (probably) soon to be junior Justice.