Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

CLIMATE CHANGE AUSTRALIA

Dan Farber September 26, 2019

Climate Politics Down Under

Australia is leaping from the frying pan into the fire.

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Dan Farber February 18, 2009

The Fire Next Time

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Dan Farber October 17, 2019

What Do the Candidates’ Climate Proposals Tell Us?

There is a big disconnect between climate proposals and political reality.

Ted Lamm October 16, 2019

Closing Downtown Market Street to Cars Is a Step in the Right Direction

Benjamin Harris October 16, 2019

LA Metro’s Transit to Parks Strategic Plan

A beneficial but incomplete solution to address lack of access to open spaces for disadvantaged communities

Dan Farber October 14, 2019

“If Present Trends Continue….”

To paraphrase Socrates, “the unexplained projection is not worth giving.”

Dan Farber October 11, 2019

Environmental Law Centers — Western version

It’s not just on the coasts where law schools works on sustainability.

Claudia Polsky October 10, 2019

Lights Out, Everybody’s Home

Protecting California’s Most Vulnerable from Climate Effects

Ted Lamm October 10, 2019

Planned Outages, Planning for Resilience, and Reducing Emissions

Dan Farber October 10, 2019

Aging Dams, Forgotten Perils

You’ve heard it before but it’s still true: U.S. infrastructure is a mess.

Daniel Melling October 9, 2019

New Fellows Join Emmett Institute to Research and Advance Environmental Law

Dan Farber October 7, 2019

Going Nuclear?

Nuclear has some serious problems, but it may be worth hedging our technology bets.