Juan Pablo Escudero Nico Esguerra June 16, 2026 Legislating Sunlight Reflection in Latin America and the Caribbean UCLA’s ESI Project co-hosted a science-policy dialogue with Latin American and Caribbean parliamentarians.
Evan George June 16, 2026 NPR Cut Its Climate Desk. These 33 Local Climate Reporters Are Still at It Laying off two climate journalists is a step backward for NPR. The good news is that local public radio stations are still doing climate journalism.
Dan Farber June 15, 2026 OMB’s New Grant Regulations: A Deeper Dive A close look at OMB’s proposed rule only heightens concerns.
Jonathan Zasloff June 12, 2026 Left-NIMBYs Take Another Loss — And This One Is Really Embarrassing The Urban Institute Study Loved By Supply Skeptics Goes Up In Flames
Dan Farber June 11, 2026 OMB’s “Reforms” versus NSF’s Statutory Mission NSF will need to do some serious explaining about how the “reforms” advance its scientific mission.
Evan George June 10, 2026 Does More Energy Reporting = Less Climate Reporting? The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Dan Farber June 8, 2026 Why Does the Trump Administration Keeping Attacking Science? Apparently, the Administration views science as fatally infected with woke ideas and lacking much other value.
Guest Contributor June 5, 2026 California Permits Pesticides the EU Has Banned Guest contributor Julie Binot writes that farmworkers are paying the price of California’s weaker pesticide standards.
Chloé F. Smith Ethan Elkind June 3, 2026 What’s the Long-Term Plan to Decarbonize Aviation? New CLEE Report on How to Deploy More Carbon-Neutral Electrofuels or “E-Fuels”
Dan Farber June 3, 2026 Statutory Language? Who Cares About Statutory Language? A new DOE guidance seems flatly contrary to the statute it’s acting under.
Jason Gray May 18, 2026 Reducing Deforestation from California to Colombia and Beyond There are bright spots and opportunities for more work to do on improving data, governance, and access to finance.
Guest Contributor May 19, 2026 Protecting Consumers in the Electric Vehicle Transition UC Berkeley paper highlights opportunities for California to strengthen consumer protections in the EV transition.
Evan George May 21, 2026 Hate the Gas Tax? Get to Know the Road Usage Charge The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Dan Farber June 1, 2026 The Latest Step in Trump’s War on Science OMB’s proposed new rule seeks to politicize research funding across the entire federal government
Evan George June 3, 2026 One Big Loser in the California Primary is Already Clear The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Guest Contributor June 5, 2026 California Permits Pesticides the EU Has Banned Guest contributor Julie Binot writes that farmworkers are paying the price of California’s weaker pesticide standards.
Dan Farber June 8, 2026 Why Does the Trump Administration Keeping Attacking Science? Apparently, the Administration views science as fatally infected with woke ideas and lacking much other value.
Evan George June 10, 2026 Does More Energy Reporting = Less Climate Reporting? The Drain is a weekly roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Evan George June 16, 2026 NPR Cut Its Climate Desk. These 33 Local Climate Reporters Are Still at It Laying off two climate journalists is a step backward for NPR. The good news is that local public radio stations are still doing climate journalism.