Jonathan Zasloff December 12, 2025 SCOTUSblog Falls Into the MAGA Orbit It’s not there yet, but danger signs are appearing. Invest in real journalism to stop the bleeding.
Elias Van Emmerick December 11, 2025 Making the Most of Data Centers Data centers are driving energy demand at unbelievable scale. Regulators should use that to build infrastructure we desperately need.
Dan Farber December 11, 2025 Yes, It’s That Time of Year Again If you read Legal Planet, you know why the work we do matters.
Evan George December 10, 2025 Trump is Trying to Make Us Pay More for Gas The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Ethan Elkind December 9, 2025 How California (And Other States) Can Drive Demand for Clean Trucks CLEE and the Emmett Institute release new report today and will hold Jan. 13 webinar with Energy Commissioner Nancy Skinner keynote.
Dan Farber December 8, 2025 Thoughts on COP30 What have we learned about the future of climate negotiations?
Ann Carlson December 5, 2025 The CAFE Rollback Is Audaciously, Aggressively Awful The proposal even rolls back standards that the first Trump Administration set.
Ann Carlson December 5, 2025 Some Early Thoughts on the Dismantling of CAFE Standards In short, the new standards are full of legal problems (and substantively awful).
Jonathan Zasloff December 5, 2025 Replumbing Los Angeles – Painfully Slowly The City has captured 5.5 billion gallons of stormwater since October 1st — and that is literally just a drop in the bucket.
Dan Farber December 4, 2025 Science and Democracy The scientific process is crucial for a well-functioning democracy.
Jonathan Zasloff November 14, 2025 What the Hell Happened To The Sierra Club? Its recent implosion over left-wing politics shows a trend that threatens environmental advocacy.
Jonathan Zasloff December 12, 2025 SCOTUSblog Falls Into the MAGA Orbit It’s not there yet, but danger signs are appearing. Invest in real journalism to stop the bleeding.
Jonathan Zasloff November 28, 2025 What’s The Matter With Progressive Billionaires? Tom Steyer is a good man, but his new gubernatorial campaign ignores how to build real power
Ann Carlson December 5, 2025 Some Early Thoughts on the Dismantling of CAFE Standards In short, the new standards are full of legal problems (and substantively awful).
Ann Carlson November 18, 2025 Red States and the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce are Climate Champions? The hypocrisy in Iowa v. Wright is nauseating.
Evan George November 19, 2025 A Full-Court Press on Methane, Climate in the Governor’s Race The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Kimberly Clausing November 20, 2025 Climate Inaction is an Affordability Problem The costs of climate change, especially those from climate-related natural disasters, are already substantial for US households.
Dan Farber November 24, 2025 Trump’s Baffling Free Pass for Coke Oven Pollution Even for the Trump Administration, this seems really weird.
Dan Farber November 26, 2025 The Top Ten Things to be Thankful for this Year It’s been a horrible year for federal environmental law, but there are hopeful developments elsewhere.
Dan Farber December 1, 2025 Is Trump Running Out of Ideas? The hectic pace of the first few months seems to have turned into a slow walk, if not a crawl.