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Thank you Louise for sharing your experience and advice. Solar radiation management is necessary to avoid runaway climate change, and…

On Reflections from a Member of the SCoPEx Advisory Committee

what a weird thing to say

On Reflections from a Member of the SCoPEx Advisory Committee

Cancelation of SCoPEx is beneficial and appropriate reaction to massive government fraud and incompetence that stems from the fake "climate…

On Reflections from a Member of the SCoPEx Advisory Committee

I understand that is your opinion, but its also supposed to be news - facts that environmental law practitioners can…

On Did Democrats Follow Through?

california is almost ranked last in education, and cannot make these important desisions.

On Losing Chevron: What Does It Mean for California?

Thanks for this post, Dan. Important stuff. Do you think the Trump opinion shields anyone who isn't the POTUS from…

On The Impoundment Gambit

Texas like other states has seen electricity prices triple and quadruple due to subsidies for wind and solar (with no…

On What Would Climate Policy Look Like Under One-Party Conservative Rule?

It occurred to me as I was browsing EIA CO2 data that Trump could appoint a new EIA director with…

On What Would Climate Policy Look Like Under One-Party Conservative Rule?

It is important to learn from all experiences and shed the ideological screens. As you mention, Texas has been remarkably…

On What Would Climate Policy Look Like Under One-Party Conservative Rule?

I wish I felt as sanguine about this as the author. The article's underlying assumption is that Trump will follow…

On Schedule F and the Future of the Regulatory State

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