Eric Biber September 11, 2026 A Warning to Local Planners in California If Proposition 45 is passed, you may get blindsided by projects you cannot stop. You may want to prepare yourself.
Elias Van Emmerick Denise Grab September 11, 2026 Two Wins from this Legislative Session — Awaiting Newsom As Gov. Gavin Newsom’s term ends, these two bills present an opportunity to promote ratepayer affordability.
Jonathan Zasloff September 11, 2026 California — The Resilient State. Really. In the midst of a historic heat wave, the state’s power grid has so far passed with flying colors
Eric Biber September 10, 2026 More on BACA and data centers Considering the arguments in a recent op-ed arguing Prop 45 does not cover data centers
Evan George September 10, 2026 Good News from Turkmenistan! Bad News from the UN The Drain is a roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Dan Farber September 10, 2026 The Dim Outlook for Trump Energy Dominance About the best he can hope for in the long run is to maintain the status quo.
Alejandro Camacho Cara Horowitz September 8, 2026 The Legal Planet Guide to Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County UCLA Law experts explain everything you need to know about Suncor v. Boulder as the climate case heads to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dan Farber September 8, 2026 Word on The Street The Wall Street Journal’s news coverage of EVs is surprisingly positive.
Dan Farber September 7, 2026 The National Security Scam Just about everything gets labeled an emergency or national security threat these days. The courts may be starting to catch on.
Ann Carlson September 4, 2026 Judge Smacks Down EPA’s Attempt to Revoke Six of California’s Waivers She calls EPA’s legal arguments Orwellian.
Dan Farber August 28, 2026 The Logical Next Step After Renaming Lake Ontario How does the “National Oceanic and Manospheric Agency” sound?
Eric Biber September 11, 2026 A Warning to Local Planners in California If Proposition 45 is passed, you may get blindsided by projects you cannot stop. You may want to prepare yourself.
Elias Van Emmerick September 11, 2026 Two Wins from this Legislative Session — Awaiting Newsom As Gov. Gavin Newsom’s term ends, these two bills present an opportunity to promote ratepayer affordability.
Eric Biber September 10, 2026 More on BACA and data centers Considering the arguments in a recent op-ed arguing Prop 45 does not cover data centers
Evan George September 10, 2026 Good News from Turkmenistan! Bad News from the UN The Drain is a roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Dan Farber September 10, 2026 The Dim Outlook for Trump Energy Dominance About the best he can hope for in the long run is to maintain the status quo.
Alejandro Camacho September 8, 2026 The Legal Planet Guide to Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County UCLA Law experts explain everything you need to know about Suncor v. Boulder as the climate case heads to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ann Carlson September 4, 2026 Judge Smacks Down EPA’s Attempt to Revoke Six of California’s Waivers She calls EPA’s legal arguments Orwellian.
Jonathan Zasloff September 4, 2026 What In The World Is Happening At Nature? Its recent editorial about Jason Arday should make us wonder whether academia adds value to anything.
Jonathan Zasloff August 14, 2026 Don’t Mess With Solar A new clean energy PAC has become a big player in GOP primaries. But what happens in November?