Ted Lamm September 26, 2025 Where Should EV Chargers Go? California set an infrastructure milestone – but how can it reach ambitious goals for EV drivers?
Jonathan Zasloff September 26, 2025 A Breakthrough From India? For only the second time in half a century, India’s power generation emissions drop, demonstrating that the world is moving on from the United States
Jason Gray September 25, 2025 California and Brazil Advance Joint Climate Action The new MOU announced at New York Climate Week increased engagement and joint climate leadership ahead of COP30.
Dan Farber September 25, 2025 Reinventing NEPA What do we really want NEPA to do? And what’s the best way to do it?
Alex Wang September 24, 2025 Immigration Law is Environmental Law The recent ICE raid on a Hyundai-LG plant in Georgia highlights a problem in our visa system — and our politics.
Dan Farber September 23, 2025 In His Own Words: The Unitary Executive Explains Science Stuff to Us Inside the government, the war on science seems to be over, and ignorance has won.
Evan George September 23, 2025 New York Climate Weak The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Eric Biber September 22, 2025 Permitting reform in the Trump Administration It’s hard to do a deal when one side can’t be trusted to keep their side of the bargain
Eric Biber September 22, 2025 SPEED bump? Recent proposal for NEPA reform in House of Representatives is sweeping and perhaps counterproductive
Cara Horowitz September 22, 2025 New CARB Chair, New CARB Mandate Lauren Sanchez has been named to the state’s most important climate job.
Holly Doremus September 9, 2025 Parsing the 11th Circuit’s “Alligator Alcatraz” decision Panel majority disingenuously blocks interim relief.
Jason Gray September 15, 2025 Certainty for the California Compliance Carbon Market California’s signature climate program receives formal legislative extension through 2045.
Dan Farber September 11, 2025 Violations of Free Speech at EPA EPA employees were within their rights with the dissent letter they wrote.
Jonathan Zasloff September 12, 2025 Bread and Circuses and Journalism How to get readers interested in housing and land use? Bring in reality stars!
Jonathan Zasloff September 26, 2025 A Breakthrough From India? For only the second time in half a century, India’s power generation emissions drop, demonstrating that the world is moving on from the United States
Dan Farber September 23, 2025 In His Own Words: The Unitary Executive Explains Science Stuff to Us Inside the government, the war on science seems to be over, and ignorance has won.
Cara Horowitz September 22, 2025 New CARB Chair, New CARB Mandate Lauren Sanchez has been named to the state’s most important climate job.
Eric Biber September 21, 2025 The perils of federal abundance legislation Political polarization at the federal level is a steep obstacle to any major abundance reforms
Holly Doremus September 18, 2025 National Academies School the Trump Administration on Gold-standard Science Report on Effects of Human-Caused GHG Emissions on US Climate, Health, and Welfare shows how actual science is done.
Dan Farber September 18, 2025 The Forgotten Constitution There’s a lot more than the “executive power” in there.