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Louise Bedsworth April 3, 2025 Community Benefits from Climate Infrastructure Investments Tracking Investments Under BIL and IRA
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Ann Carlson April 2, 2025 UCLA Law Professors Condemn Attacks on the Rule of Law A letter to students with 106 signatories expresses collective condemnation of the Trump Administration’s attacks on the rule of law.
Eric Biber April 1, 2025 NEPA as participatory democracy NEPA might provide an opportunity for community-level engagement that advances public participation
Richard Frank March 31, 2025 Success! Removing the Klamath Dams A “Good News” Environmental Story (For a Change)
Evan George March 13, 2025 What is Life Like Inside Trump’s EPA? Three EPA employees talk about DOGE, work anxiety, regulatory rollbacks, and the impact on protecting health and the environment.
Dan Farber March 17, 2025 Dissecting the Attacks on the Endangerment Finding EPA has identified four different arguments against the endangerment finding. None have merit.
Evan George March 10, 2025 U.S. Resistance to Trump is Alive and Well Thousands of people rallied at more than 100 Stand Up for Science events from Missouri to France. Where will the movement go from here?
Jonathan Zasloff April 4, 2025 The Death of CEQA? Not quite, but Assemblymember Wicks’ new bill would severely limit CEQA for housing.
Eric Biber March 27, 2025 Why do we have NEPA? Examining the reasons why we might have environmental review can inform reform efforts
Shivani Shukla April 8, 2025 Hunting Methane Using Satellites Joint UC Berkeley – UCLA Law report aims to help policymakers harness the methane data revolution.
Ann Carlson April 4, 2025 Senate Parliamentarian Confirms that California Waivers Are Not Subject to the Congressional Review Act Will Republicans honor her determination?
Cara Horowitz April 3, 2025 Getting Creative on Vehicle Emissions UCLA Law set to host a symposium on April 9 on ways to charge ahead on cutting emissions.
Louise Bedsworth April 3, 2025 Community Benefits from Climate Infrastructure Investments Tracking Investments Under BIL and IRA