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Julia Stein June 26, 2019

Who Is Anne Idsal?

Bill Wehrum steps down as Assistant Administrator of EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation.

Dan Farber June 24, 2019

Helping Repair Our Broken Governance System

Our institutions have been battered. How will we be able to fix them?

Richard Frank June 23, 2019

Supreme Court Takes a Knick Out of Regulatory Takings Law

Justices Curb Ripeness Rule; Open Federal Courts to Takings Litigation

Julia Stein June 20, 2019

The Trump Administration v. Everybody Else

House Committee hearing highlights dissatisfaction with and flaws in the proposed SAFE Rule.

Guest Contributor June 20, 2019

Guest Blogger Nick Bryner: Cooking the Books While Cooking the Planet: A First Look at the EPA’s ACE Rule

Final Rule Changes Baseline Assumptions & Approach to Cost-Benefit Analysis in Attempt to Justify Weak Standards

Dan Farber June 20, 2019

The Forgotten Environmental Legacy of Jimmy Carter

Carter saved millions of acres of wilderness, signed the Superfund law, and began the renewables revolution.

Eric Biber June 19, 2019

The evolving law of state protection of environmental resources on federal lands

Recent cases may expand the scope of states to protect environmental resources on federal public lands

Ethan Elkind June 19, 2019

New Report: Increasing Energy Efficiency at Low-Income Multifamily Properties

Join Berkeley/UCLA Law expert webinar Thursday at 10am to discuss top findings

Guest Contributor June 18, 2019

Guest Bloggers Will Martin and Michael P. Vandenbergh: Can Private Environmental Governance Address Nationalism’s Threat To International Environmental Law?

As Some Nations Retreat From Internationalist Approaches to Transnational Environmental Challenges, Corporate Actions May Play a Larger Role

Jesse Reynolds June 18, 2019

There Will Be No Global Environmental Constitution (at Least Not Now)

The proposed Global Pact for the Environment stumbles, as expected