Dan Farber August 6, 2026 What the Disappearing Danube Could Tell Us About the Colorado Today’s drought may not be the worst-case scenario for the Colorado
Dan Farber August 3, 2026 Election 2026: Three Months to Go Gerrymandering has given House Republicans a boost, and the Senate leans toward the GOP, but it still promises to be a real horse race.
Jonathan Zasloff July 31, 2026 Enough With The Doomscrolling Environmental Progress Does Exist – And So Does Good News
Eric Biber July 30, 2026 Whither Permitting Reform for NEPA? Engaging with the key questions for NEPA in any permitting reform bill
Dan Farber July 30, 2026 Strategies for the 2030s We lost the Battle of 2025. But we haven’t last the fight for sustainability.
Eric Biber July 29, 2026 The Limits of Implementation for BACA Potential practical limits on the scope of the initiative to rewrite CEQA
Eric Biber July 28, 2026 BACA and planning Initiative to fundamentally rewrite CEQA will have important implications for planning in California
Denise Grab July 28, 2026 UCLA Law Clinic Files Brief Supporting DC’s Clean Buildings Act in DC Circuit Energy law experts explain local governments’ longstanding primary authority over local gas distribution and use.
Eric Biber July 27, 2026 Ensuring Environmental Protections Without CEQA The legislature could take steps to address the impacts on state environmental law of the enactment of BACA this November
Dan Farber July 27, 2026 The Sting in the Tail of the Clean Air Act Weakening restrictions on polluters can trigger different restrictions.
Dan Farber July 16, 2026 Pondering the Effects of Biden’s Climate Policies A new report has some unexpected implications.
Eric Biber July 19, 2026 In Harm’s Way Agency’s efforts to repeal harm definition for the ESA carries significant legal risks
Elias Van Emmerick July 21, 2026 Should we be data center YIMBYs? Nobody likes data centers. Still, banning them in blue states alone may be a bad idea.
Guest Contributor July 24, 2026 Which way is the wind blowing in wind energy litigation? The latest court decisions and legal challenges are shaping the future of wind energy development across the United States
Steven Weissman July 24, 2026 Renewable Energy Policy After the Federal Retreat Which states are stepping up to fill the void?
Eric Biber July 27, 2026 Ensuring Environmental Protections Without CEQA The legislature could take steps to address the impacts on state environmental law of the enactment of BACA this November
Denise Grab July 28, 2026 UCLA Law Clinic Files Brief Supporting DC’s Clean Buildings Act in DC Circuit Energy law experts explain local governments’ longstanding primary authority over local gas distribution and use.
Eric Biber July 30, 2026 Whither Permitting Reform for NEPA? Engaging with the key questions for NEPA in any permitting reform bill
Dan Farber August 6, 2026 What the Disappearing Danube Could Tell Us About the Colorado Today’s drought may not be the worst-case scenario for the Colorado