WETLANDS
High-Stakes Races in Florida
A Senate seat and the Governor’s Mansion are both in play.
Guest Bloggers Rob Verchick and Matt Shudtz: Law Professors from Every Coast Ask SCOTUS to Weigh in on Louisiana Coastal Wetlands Case
Professors Argue Fifth Circuit Decision Upsets Federal/State Court Balance, Will Prevent States from Relying on Their Own Laws to Protect Important Natural Resources
Obama’s Remarkable Environmental Achievements
When you look at the whole of his legacy, it’s a stunning record.
Hail to the Chief: John Roberts and the WOTUS Rule
Roberts virtually bemoaned the lack of a rulemaking. Now he’s got what he wanted.
The Role of Permits in the Regulatory State
The structure of permitting programs can make a big difference for the implementation of environmental law
Justice Roberts Should Welcome EPA’s Proposed New Wetlands Rule
