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Thanks for the great summary, Eric. I just wanted to point out what may be a typo in this section:…

On What does the Building an Affordable California Act do?

Thanks for the great summary, Eric. Just wanted to point out what may be a typo in this section: "Lock…

On What does the Building an Affordable California Act do?

I wonder if we wind up with something like Gade in the OSHA environment. A more elastic preemption environment there…

On What Happens to State Regulation if the Endangerment Findings are Gone?

Also - if you think heat pumps are "affordable," then you must be doing pretty well - good for you.…

On A.I. Pollution in the Air — and the Public Comments

Nepa exemptions - are we in favor of those now??

On A.I. Pollution in the Air — and the Public Comments

As Kavanaugh said about Roe v. Wade during confirmation: Roe v. Wade was "settled as a precedent of the Supreme…

On The Overlooked Precedent Supporting EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases

I represented CA in AEP v. CT, and will add that if MA v EPA is overruled, then federal common…

On The Overlooked Precedent Supporting EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases

Great point— but are there 5 justices who still care about traditional legal analysis?

On The Overlooked Precedent Supporting EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases

Circle of Blue - circleofblue.org - publishes some of the best environmental reporting on water, energy, and agriculture.

On Environmental Journalism in the Age of Idiocracy

A big mistake here, Eric, that ought be corrected and not repeated -- the FLPMA language you purport to quote…

On What does UUD mean?

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