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In the latest push to finance renewable energy, we have allowed private actors to make substantial claims on public resources without asking for anything in return.
The Debt Ceiling Law Rewrote NEPA. Here’s a map to the new statute.
Does technology shift focus toward “green policing” and away from integrated conservation and development?
In a petition seeking review of the decision, the City of Berkeley says that the opinion from a Ninth Circuit panel takes federal preemption too far.
The Debt Ceiling Bill was written under intense time pressure. It shows!
The Supreme Court decision in Sackett v. EPA will be bad for the nation’s wetlands. It is just as bad for democracy.
Will the permitting sections of the debt ceiling bill undermine environmental reviews?
What are the environmental impacts of Uncle Sam’s failure to pay his debts on time?
By Michael Kiparsky, with Dave Smith, Nell Green Nylen, Luke Sherman, Alida Cantor, Anita Milman, Felicia Marcus, David Sedlak, Bernhard Truffer, Christian Binz, Sasha Harris-Lovett, Jeff Lape, Justin Mattingly, Dave Owen, Lars Tummers, Buzz Thompson
How to read a baffling Supreme Court ruling.
Will the permitting sections of the debt ceiling bill undermine environmental reviews?
NAGE’s New Lawsuit Makes A Strong Case That It Can
A new Supreme Court opinion is good news for state climate regulators.
Newsom’s infrastructure package makes a big change for California species protection
Yes, the new NY law includes some bans on natural gas. That’s far from all it does.
It’s important to remember the regulatory history—and the growing urgency—of limiting climate change-related carbon pollution from power plants.
The Debt Ceiling Bill was written under intense time pressure. It shows!
Spending relating to climate change is far too low given the urgency of the situation.
Does technology shift focus toward “green policing” and away from integrated conservation and development?
The Debt Ceiling Law Rewrote NEPA. Here’s a map to the new statute.