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Guest Blogger Dallas Burtraw: Three Revisions Not to Overlook in California’s New Cap-and-Trade Proposal, SB 775
Guest Blogger Ben Levitan: The Tenth Anniversary of Massachusetts v. EPA
Guest Blogger David Spence: Another Take on the Tillerson Nomination
Guest Bloggers Alice Kaswan and Kirsten Engel: Untapped Potential: Emissions Reduction Initiatives Beyond Clean Power Plan Are Warranted, Workable
Guest Blogger David Spence: Why Some Electricity Markets Will Struggle With Decarbonization
Student Guest Blogger Terra Laughton: Perspectives on COP21
Student Guest Blogger Sarah Kozal: India, Technological Innovation, & the Energy Sector
Guest Blogger Kate Konschnik: The Debate about EPA’s Authority to Regulate Carbon Pollution is a Lot of Things – But Not These Things
Guest Blogger David Schraub: Vermont Environmentalists File FTC Challenge over “Double-Counting” RECs
Guest Blogger John Nagle: The Clean Air Act Applies to Greenhouse Gases Because of What Congress Said, Not Because of What Congress Intended

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