Eric Biber March 27, 2025 Why do we have NEPA? Examining the reasons why we might have environmental review can inform reform efforts
Ethan Elkind March 27, 2025 Our 2012 Report Predicted the Future of Electric Vehicles in 2025: How Off Were We? Time to open up the 2012 time capsule PDF
Dan Farber March 27, 2025 Regulatory Rollbacks: What to Expect A replay of 2017? Or maybe something more radical? You can probably guess the answer.
Eric Biber March 25, 2025 The Downsides of Ping Pong Governance Judicial review, by moderating policy swings, may be important to facilitating long-term investment
Eric Biber March 24, 2025 The CRA and the filibuster Expanding the scope of the CRA might also result in weakening the filibuster
Eric Biber March 24, 2025 The CRA and permits Applying the CRA to the California waivers might open the door to Congressional review of permits more broadly
Dan Farber March 24, 2025 Lives in the Balance: Infectious Disease and the Trump Administration The Administration has made serious inroads on safeguards against infectious disease.
Eric Biber March 23, 2025 What is the scope of the Congressional Review Act? Possible implications of expanding the CRA to the California waivers, and beyond
Jonathan Zasloff March 21, 2025 And The Grift Goes On – This Time on Public Lands Trump’s alleged plan for affordable housing on federal property is one more brick in a wall of corruption.
Eric Biber March 20, 2025 CEQA and infill development SB 607 is an excellent beginning for reforming CEQA to facilitate residential infill development
Evan George March 13, 2025 What is Life Like Inside Trump’s EPA? Three EPA employees talk about DOGE, work anxiety, regulatory rollbacks, and the impact on protecting health and the environment.
Louise Bedsworth March 6, 2025 Tracking the Trump Administration Rollbacks of Climate, Energy, and Environmental Policies and Investments
Dan Farber March 17, 2025 Dissecting the Attacks on the Endangerment Finding EPA has identified four different arguments against the endangerment finding. None have merit.
Dan Farber February 28, 2025 The Top-Ten Lower Court Decisions on Environmental Law Don’t let the headlines deceive you. It’s not just the Supreme Court that shapes environmental law.
Ethan Elkind March 13, 2025 State-Level Actions To Decarbonize Aviation New CLEE report explores the risks of federal preemption.
Eric Biber March 27, 2025 Why do we have NEPA? Examining the reasons why we might have environmental review can inform reform efforts
Eric Biber March 25, 2025 The Downsides of Ping Pong Governance Judicial review, by moderating policy swings, may be important to facilitating long-term investment
Eric Biber March 23, 2025 What is the scope of the Congressional Review Act? Possible implications of expanding the CRA to the California waivers, and beyond
Jonathan Zasloff March 21, 2025 And The Grift Goes On – This Time on Public Lands Trump’s alleged plan for affordable housing on federal property is one more brick in a wall of corruption.
Eric Biber March 20, 2025 CEQA and infill development SB 607 is an excellent beginning for reforming CEQA to facilitate residential infill development