Eric Biber March 8, 2025 Emergency! The risks of politicizing emergency provisions in statutes and regulations
Eric Biber March 7, 2025 Careful what you wish for The impact of eliminating CEQ’s NEPA regulations may be more onerous NEPA compliance
Dan Farber March 6, 2025 How to Lie with Percentages It’s easy to make something seem big or small, depending on how you present the numbers.
Louise Bedsworth March 6, 2025 Tracking the Trump Administration Rollbacks of Climate, Energy, and Environmental Policies and Investments
Dan Farber March 3, 2025 Trump Shoves Economic Analysis and Science to the Curb The MAGA agenda takes precedence over data and analysis.
Sabrina Ashjian March 3, 2025 Making Polluters Pay for Climate Consequences A pair of new bills introduced in the California State Legislature would create a climate superfund. Here’s how it would work.
Ken Alex March 3, 2025 Project 2025 Envisions Reducing the Size of National Monuments Does the President Have Authority to Shrink an Existing National Monument?
Eric Biber Dan Farber March 1, 2025 The Seven County Case and the Limits of Causation Under NEPA Analysis of causation under NEPA should be driven by the statute’s purpose of informed decisionmaking.
Ann Carlson February 17, 2025 The Trump Administration Is Trying an End Run Around Revoking California’s Car and Truck Rules Zeldin’s actions face a major problem: the Congressional Review Act doesn’t apply to California waivers.
Ann Carlson February 14, 2025 What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding? The action would mean full-blown warfare against all things climate.
Dan Farber February 20, 2025 Trump’s Seven Most Anti-Environmental Moves — and How to Push Back There were dozens of actions, all harmful to the environment. These are the worst of the worst.
Dan Farber February 17, 2025 The California Car Waiver and the Congressional Review Act Trump has found a possible way to end run California’s legal arguments for the waiver. But there’s no reason to give up.
Dan Farber February 24, 2025 Congress Lacks Authority to Review California’s Car Waiver It’s a complicated issue but the answer is clear: the Congressional Review Act does not apply.
Louise Bedsworth March 6, 2025 Tracking the Trump Administration Rollbacks of Climate, Energy, and Environmental Policies and Investments
Brennon Mendez February 19, 2025 Why Isn’t Hydrofluoric Acid Banned at Oil Refineries? The Torrance Refinery Action Alliance and Rep. Maxine Waters have renewed calls to ban hydrofluoric acid at SoCal refineries. Here’s why and how that could work.
Dan Farber February 17, 2025 All the President’s Men The people occupying environment and energy positions will be anti-regulatory and pro-fossil fuel.
Dan Farber February 28, 2025 The Top-Ten Lower Court Decisions on Environmental Law Don’t let the headlines deceive you. It’s not just the Supreme Court that shapes environmental law.
Evan George February 28, 2025 How to Grow a Victory Garden out of Trash Private recycling subscription services are helping my family divert our waste, though I wish we didn’t need them.