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It’s complicated. But probably not.
Examining whether granting legal rights to nature could make a difference in how courts understand environmental law
Last week’s D.C. Circuit cases illustrate why environmental lawyers need to understand FERC.
AB 2243 resulted from a partnership between law students in UCLA Law’s California Environmental Legislation and Policy Clinic, UCLA’s Food Law and Policy Clinic, and Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia
An unfamiliar concept for most that just might make cost-benefit analysis more progressive.
A small country, but a significant carbon emitter.
A New UCLA Report for Chinese Regulators and Researchers
What’s Happening in the World’s Second Largest Country?
Whether to consider harms to foreign countries and future generations is controversial. So is how much weight to give harm to the poor.
If we need to build lots of things fast to address climate and housing crises, how will we do that?
Examining whether granting legal rights to nature could make a difference in how courts understand environmental law
Coastal Commission’s Recent Rejection of Huntington Beach Desalination Project Misguided
It’s complicated. But probably not.
The California Court of Appeal finds that invertebrates can be protected under the California Endangered Species Act
How “horizontal federalism” can help us understand federal power over the public lands
A California court just ruled that bumblebees are fish. It’s not as crazy as it sounds.
Whether to consider harms to foreign countries and future generations is controversial. So is how much weight to give harm to the poor.
What’s Happening in the World’s Second Largest Country?
A New UCLA Report for Chinese Regulators and Researchers
A small country, but a significant carbon emitter.