Steven Weissman July 24, 2026 Renewable Energy Policy After the Federal Retreat Which states are stepping up to fill the void?
Guest Contributor July 24, 2026 Which way is the wind blowing in wind energy litigation? The latest court decisions and legal challenges are shaping the future of wind energy development across the United States
Dan Farber July 23, 2026 Escalating the War on Science Now the National Academies are in the cross-hairs.
Dan Farber July 22, 2026 Canada in Flames What’s causing the fires? What harm do they do? What should we do?
Eric Biber July 21, 2026 Trying to Create Permit Certainty A new permitting reform bill does a good job of managing tradeoffs for a difficult problem
Elias Van Emmerick July 21, 2026 Should we be data center YIMBYs? Nobody likes data centers. Still, banning them in blue states alone may be a bad idea.
Eric Biber July 20, 2026 Off the Road Again? Trump Administration revocations of ORV Executive Orders won’t have direct effects on the ground, yet.
Eric Biber July 19, 2026 In Harm’s Way Agency’s efforts to repeal harm definition for the ESA carries significant legal risks
Jonathan Zasloff July 17, 2026 Can We Avoid Another Day Zero? From Texas to the Global South, Local Governments Need New Tools To Protect Their Water
Evan George June 26, 2026 Plug-In Solar Bills are Taking State Legislatures By Storm Chances are your state legislature is considering a bill to authorize plug-in solar panels for your balcony or backyard.
Elias Van Emmerick June 29, 2026 A Tariff on Data Centers Could Help Them Pay Their Fair Share The first in our new “Energy Corner” series, this post looks at how California could design a rate structure for large load customers to join the electric grid without burdening ratepayers.
Dan Farber July 2, 2026 Jefferson, Adams, and the Environment The Founding Fathers were more environmentally aware than we give them credit for. Woke, even.
Dan Farber July 16, 2026 Pondering the Effects of Biden’s Climate Policies A new report has some unexpected implications.
Eric Biber July 19, 2026 In Harm’s Way Agency’s efforts to repeal harm definition for the ESA carries significant legal risks
Elias Van Emmerick July 21, 2026 Should we be data center YIMBYs? Nobody likes data centers. Still, banning them in blue states alone may be a bad idea.
Guest Contributor July 24, 2026 Which way is the wind blowing in wind energy litigation? The latest court decisions and legal challenges are shaping the future of wind energy development across the United States
Steven Weissman July 24, 2026 Renewable Energy Policy After the Federal Retreat Which states are stepping up to fill the void?