Insight & Analysis: Environmental Law and Policy

RESILIENCE

Guest Contributor February 27, 2018

Guest Blogger Ken Alex: Resilience and Adaptation

Post #7 in a Series on California Climate Policy by Ken Alex, Senior Policy Advisor to Gov. Jerry Brown

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Dan Farber October 16, 2017

Disaster Resilience: Inching Forward, Sliding Back

We’re slowing improving disaster resilience. But there have been some notable setbacks.

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Dan Farber January 17, 2017

The Owls in the Vineyard

It’s smart to take precautions against climate change. More can be done, even in the Trump era.

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Dan Farber December 11, 2012

Surviving on a Changing Planet

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Sean Hecht December 10, 2009

California publishes new report on adapting to climate change impacts; is anyone paying attention?

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Sean Hecht January 26, 2009

New research points to the need to build resilience to climate change’s impacts

Except when he does not!

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Ethan Elkind May 17, 2019

Sen. Portantino Spikes California’s Critical Housing & Climate Legislation

Will Gov. Newsom and Sen. Atkins Rescue SB 50?

Daniel Melling May 17, 2019

Bike Week 2019: Los Angeles Cyclists Dream of Protected Bike Lanes

Jonathan Zasloff May 16, 2019

California Housing Reform Goes Into Suspended Animation

NIMBYs Win A Battle, But Trench Warfare Continues

Sean Hecht May 16, 2019

U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Revive Challenge to Oregon Clean Fuels Program

Legal Challenges to Oregon & California Vehicle Fuel Carbon-Intensity Standards Close to the End of the Line, Clearing Path Forward to Transformative Reductions in Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Transportation Sector

Dan Farber May 16, 2019

Phase Changes in Public Opinion

Public opinion on an issue like climate change can sometimes flip quickly. Here’s why.

William Boyd May 15, 2019

In Defense of Live Carbon

Why Stopping Deforestation May be the Hardest and Most Important Part of the Climate Change Challenge

Jesse Reynolds May 15, 2019

Could Genetically Modified Organisms Help Conserve Biodiversity?

The second in a series examines GMOs intentionally released into the wild

Nell Green Nylen May 13, 2019

Developing a Decision-Support Framework for Curtailment

Part 5 in a Series on Improving California Water Rights Administration and Oversight for Future Droughts

Dan Farber May 13, 2019

Climate Change and Your Family’s Future

How much climate change will you see in your lifetime? How about your kids?

Jesse Reynolds May 10, 2019

Genetically Modified Organisms Return to the International Policy Agenda

This first in a series begins by looking back at GMOs and environmental law