CEQ guidance

A Taste of Things to Come

Welcome to 2023. It’s going to be a wild ride.

In the past week, we’ve gotten a glimpse of what the next two years will look like. On the one hand, chaos in Congress. On the other hand, quiet progress toward environmental goals by the Biden Administration. Both trends are likely to continue throughout this Congress and the second half of the presidential term. The …

Continue reading “A Taste of Things to Come”

CONTINUE READING

TRENDING

Most Read
Most Recent

Are Front Lawns Unconstitutional?

In California, They Are

How Much Rain is L.A. Capturing?

Local measures like Measure W are working. But more needs to be done to capture stormwater and rainwater.

50 Years Ago: Environmental Law in 1973

Five decades back, the country was in the midst of unprecedented environmental ferment.

Unraveling Hydrogen: Part I

The first in a series that examines the hype around hydrogen production.

Here’s a New Acronym: CBAM. You’re Going to be Seeing It a Lot.

The EU has taken a major step to pressure global industries to clean up their act.

Tightening the Net

Tackling climate procrastination by closing the loopholes in ‘net-zero’ climate goals

…In Which I Attempt To Read My Water Bill

Failure To Install Smart Water Meters Is Wasting Billions of Gallons Each Year

The fight over California’s greenhouse gas and ZEV car standards continues

UCLA Clinic files amicus brief on behalf of Sen. Carper and Rep. Pallone to uphold standards

The Obesity Pandemic

It’s a global phenomenon, with poorly understood causes. But there’s no point in blaming the victims.

Is Bipartisanship Possible?

It’s not easy in today’s polarized politics. But maybe it’s not completely off the table.

A Dangerous Disruption

A startup firm proposes to sell dubious carbon credits from stratospheric aerosol injection

The Obesity Pandemic

It’s a global phenomenon, with poorly understood causes. But there’s no point in blaming the victims.

The fight over California’s greenhouse gas and ZEV car standards continues

UCLA Clinic files amicus brief on behalf of Sen. Carper and Rep. Pallone to uphold standards

A New Birth of Housing?

Omnibus’ “Baby YIMBY” Bill Offers An Opportunity For Cities — And For Advocates

…In Which I Attempt To Read My Water Bill

Failure To Install Smart Water Meters Is Wasting Billions of Gallons Each Year

The Year Ahead

Here are the top ten environment and energy developments to watch for.

Tightening the Net

Tackling climate procrastination by closing the loopholes in ‘net-zero’ climate goals

LA’s big step toward building electrification

Los Angeles is about to require that new buildings be electric, but there’s a bigger decarbonization hurdle waiting.

Unraveling Hydrogen: Part I

The first in a series that examines the hype around hydrogen production.

Single Subject = Single Stupidity

New House Rule Designed To Cause Dysfunction