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Dan Farber July 27, 2009

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Public Enemies: EPA’s Most Wanted List

Proposed Order on Floodplain Development

Dan Farber July 16, 2019

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love OIRA

OIRA may have had its problems. What we have right now is much worse.

Dan Farber July 15, 2019

Where’s the Beef?

Mississippi’s “Veggie Burgers” Ban is Almost Certainly Unconstitutional

Dan Farber July 11, 2019

Is the Sun Finally Rising in the Southeast?

Slowly, and a bit grudgingly, the Old South is moving toward solar.

Dan Farber July 8, 2019

The Witching Auer

The Supreme Court rules on deference to agency interpretations.

Dan Farber July 4, 2019

Some Thoughts About “The Pursuit of Happiness”

What did the Declaration of Independence mean? And why does it matter?

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Holly Doremus July 16, 2019

Endangered Deference

The Supreme Court’s recent, misguided, Weyerhaeuser decision displays the Court majority’s hostility to agency expertise

Ann Carlson July 16, 2019

Justice John Paul Stevens, 1920-2019, Was An Environmental Hero

He was frequently the environmental voice of the Court

Dan Farber July 16, 2019

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love OIRA

OIRA may have had its problems. What we have right now is much worse.

Richard Frank July 15, 2019

The Trump Administration’s Latest Efforts to Hobble the Clean Water Act

Administration’s New Plan to Eviscerate States’ CWA § 401 Certification Authority Is Flawed Procedurally & Substantively

Ted Lamm July 15, 2019

Resolving Interconnection Disputes to Speed Clean Technology Deployment

New California agency dispute resolution process in need of expert panelists

Dan Farber July 15, 2019

Where’s the Beef?

Mississippi’s “Veggie Burgers” Ban is Almost Certainly Unconstitutional

Ethan Elkind July 11, 2019

Will Self-Driving Battery Electric Buses Replace Rail Transit?

A question for LA Metro CEO Phil Washington at “LA Infill” conference at UCLA Law on July 24th

Dan Farber July 11, 2019

Is the Sun Finally Rising in the Southeast?

Slowly, and a bit grudgingly, the Old South is moving toward solar.

Eric Biber July 9, 2019

Warren’s public lands policy proposal

The Senator’s policy proposals have a lot of good points, but could be even better

Eric Biber July 8, 2019

Does the US have a delegation problem?

A comparison of US and Canadian environmental law indicates perhaps not