Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

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Jonathan Zasloff September 21, 2012

Ninth Circuit Rules Against Indian Tribe’s Climate Change Suit

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Dan Farber June 30, 2011

The Supreme Court on Climate Torts — A Second Look

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Dan Farber June 20, 2011

The American Electric Power Case

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Jim Salzman September 12, 2019

Green Growth That Works

New book explores natural capital policy and finance mechanisms from around the world

Dan Farber September 12, 2019

What Hath California Wrought?

Has California climate policy succeeded? Yes, but it’s complicated.

Jesse Reynolds September 11, 2019

Uncovering the Origins of False Claims in the Solar Geoengineering Discourse

The story behind a recent news article reveals how activist groups—with the media’s help—cause misleading and false assertions to arise, persist, and spread.

Julia Stein September 10, 2019

TOC Under Fire

Fix the City’s new lawsuit challenges a key transit-oriented housing program

Harjot Kaur September 10, 2019

Weaponizing Water in Kashmir

India’s legal moves on water put Pakistan on edge

Ethan Elkind September 9, 2019

Is California’s High Speed Rail Project Falling Apart?

Join my KALW radio conversation tonight with newly appointed High Speed Rail Authority board chair Lenny Mendonca at 7pm

Dan Farber September 9, 2019

Trump’s Legal Challenges to the California’s Car Deal

Is there any legal basis for the Trump Administration’s actions?

Ann Carlson September 6, 2019

Trump’s Spite War Against California and the Automakers Ramps Up

Threatening letter, investigation in addition to waiver revocation

Ann Carlson September 5, 2019

Rumored White House Move to Revoke California’s Waiver Is Trump’s Revenge Against the State

Move Motivated by Spite, Not by Policy Considerations

Dan Farber September 5, 2019

Sidestepping Regulatory Ossification

The regulatory process can take forever. Here are some possible responses.