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Cara Horowitz December 9, 2014

Giving Indigenous Peoples a Voice at COP20

Observations from the Lima UN Climate Conference – by Sarah Kozal

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Dan Farber April 22, 2019

The Trajectory of Environmental Law Scholarship: 1975-2018

The volume of scholarship has swelled, as attention has turned to climate and renewable energy.

Dan Farber April 18, 2019

Trump’s Campaign to Gag Activist Shareholders

His recent executive order tries to “protect” oil companiy management from smart climate planning.

Jonathan Zasloff April 16, 2019

Journalism and Political Polarization

Reporters Might Hold A Key To Improving Environmental Politics

Jonathan Zasloff April 15, 2019

Can Voter Registration Combat NIMBYism?

Homeless Voting Can Change the Urban Political Calculus

Dan Farber April 15, 2019

Happy Tax Day!

It’s the perfect time to talk about a carbon tax.

Jonathan Zasloff April 11, 2019

Cleveland, City of Light, City of Magic

Newspaper Layoffs Claim The Plain Dealer’s Energy Reporting

Dan Farber April 11, 2019

What Else Should Congress Investigate?

Understandably, a lot of attention is focused on the White House. But other issues cry out for investigation.

Jonathan Zasloff April 10, 2019

Even Worse Than Duke

San Francisco Takes NIMBYism to a New Level

Richard Frank April 9, 2019

Trump Administration’s Cold Water War With California Turns Hot

Feds’ Curious New Lawsuits Against State Water Board Likely Just the Opening Litigation Salvo

Jonathan Zasloff April 8, 2019

Goodbye, Cleveland!

Newspaper Collapse Threatens The Environment: Universities Need To Fill The Gap