CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS

Richard Frank October 19, 2018

Supreme Court Stays Upcoming Juliana Trial

Chief Justice Roberts’ Order a Major Win for the Trump Administration

Richard Frank January 20, 2017

President Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee & Murr-murs of Behind-the-Scenes Supreme Court Intrigue

Will Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Prompt Long-Awaited Decision in Key Property Rights Case?

Jonathan Zasloff June 23, 2015

Drought and the Supreme Court

Does the Court’s Decision in the Raisin Case Imperil Water Management?

Richard Frank June 22, 2015

Breaking News: Supreme Court Rules Federal Agricultural Program a Taking

Justices Uphold California Raisin Growers’ Fifth Amendment Challenge

Jonathan Zasloff May 19, 2014

What Beijing Could Learn From George Washington

But It Seems More Interested in Following John Roberts

Richard Frank March 10, 2014

U.S. Supreme Court Deals Blow to National Rails-to-Trails Movement

Justices Hand Property Owners Another Important Win, With Public Access the Loser

Guest Blogger Stephanie Oehler: California Legislators Propose Framework to Radically Reduce Plastic Waste

Senate Bill 54 would phase out non-recyclable plastics and require more source reduction and recycling by 2030

Dan Farber March 25, 2019

Downgrading OIRA

The acting regulatory “czar” is the least experienced in history.

Ted Lamm March 22, 2019

More States Are Finally Following California’s RPS Lead

California has long led the push for renewable energy mandates, and others are catching on

Jonathan Zasloff March 21, 2019

What Do We Know About Environmental Justice?

Not As Much As We Should

Dan Farber March 21, 2019

EPA’s Mission: The Original Understanding

Guess what? EPA’s core mission wasn’t cutting regulatory costs.

Steven Weissman March 20, 2019

I Suppose We Can Just Hope That EIA Is Wrong

The federal estimate of energy-related carbon emissions in 2050 should get our attention.

Timothy Malloy March 20, 2019

Governance on the Ground—Evaluating Pesticide Regulation in California

In a new study, UCLA and USC researchers find that California state and county officials are falling short in evaluating use of agricultural pesticides.

Jonathan Zasloff March 19, 2019

If You’re Not At The Table, You’re On The Menu

Why Has Labor Attacked The Green New Deal?

Ethan Elkind March 19, 2019

Conference On SB 100 & California’s Race To A Carbon-Free Grid

California Lawyers Association Environmental Law Section will hold daylong event on March 28th in Downtown Oakland

Eric Biber March 19, 2019

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