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EPA Cites an Inapplicable “Housekeeping Statute” to Justify Its Rule to Limit the Use of Science In Important Regulatory Decisions
New CLEE symposium brief released today based on June 2019 conference
It was fun while it lasted, but now it’s time to move on.
Unlike past lawsuits, a recent one may be able to accomplish more
Surprise, surprise, EPA has tried to stonewall an investigation.
New insurance products may offer innovative adaptation solutions
Yes, there ARE things you can do. Individual efforts add up.
The impacts of Pres. Trump’s action will be symbolic, not substantive
Basically, a second term would be like Trump’s first term, but worse.
Automakers might get a federal “one national standard”…just not the one they seem interested in.
DOJ Sues the State for Its Cap-and-Trade Agreement with Quebec
Sadly, Toyota Has Ceded Its Place As the Industry’s Environmental Leader
Here’s hoping so
Big Oil will fight against energy transformation. How do we fight back?
The role of transparency in municipal climate plans
Some major new cases will be filed; older ones will result in major decisions.
Automakers might get a federal “one national standard”…just not the one they seem interested in.
Developments from a hearing before the House Subcommittee on Environment and Climate Change
The waiver preemption lawsuit isn’t about one national fuel economy standard.
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