Evan George November 9, 2026 What Democrats Can, And Should, Do with Their New Majority “Green Ideas for the New Blue Majority” is a series from UCLA Law faculty exploring legislative opportunities for the 120th Congress.
Dan Farber November 9, 2026 Windows of Opportunity Open in the States The most exciting new prospects for environmental progress are far outside the Beltway
Eric Biber November 8, 2026 Weighing the permitting reform bill A summary of what I think the main changes to enviro law are, and the risks of uncertainty in how it is applied
Eric Biber November 8, 2026 The revised permitting reform bill Amendments announced over the weekend address some key issues, but leave others unresolved
Ted Lamm November 6, 2026 Advice for California’s Next Governor: Transportation Recommendations from CLEE’s policy roadmap for the incoming administration
Dan Farber November 5, 2026 Election 2026: A Political Earthquake How close were the forecasters? And what happens next?
Evan George Denise Grab November 4, 2026 How Would Gov. Xavier Becerra’s ‘Power Hour’ Work? The incoming governor will have to confront rising energy costs. As a candidate he proposed a program for free midday electricity.
Evan George November 4, 2026 Shhh: The 2026 Midterms Were a Climate Election The Drain is a roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Eric Biber November 3, 2026 Is Permit Certainty Worth It? The most problematic provision in the permitting reform bill is permit certainty. It’s not even clear it will accomplish what it sets out to do.
Alejandro Camacho October 28, 2026 A Trick, Not a Treat, on Methane EPA’s recent proposal to gut the oil and gas methane rules should scare us all.
Eric Biber November 8, 2026 Weighing the permitting reform bill A summary of what I think the main changes to enviro law are, and the risks of uncertainty in how it is applied
Eric Biber November 8, 2026 The revised permitting reform bill Amendments announced over the weekend address some key issues, but leave others unresolved
Evan George November 4, 2026 How Would Gov. Xavier Becerra’s ‘Power Hour’ Work? The incoming governor will have to confront rising energy costs. As a candidate he proposed a program for free midday electricity.
Evan George November 4, 2026 Shhh: The 2026 Midterms Were a Climate Election The Drain is a roundup of environmental and climate news from Legal Planet.
Eric Biber November 3, 2026 Is Permit Certainty Worth It? The most problematic provision in the permitting reform bill is permit certainty. It’s not even clear it will accomplish what it sets out to do.
Eric Biber November 2, 2026 Podesta Is Right Permitting reform bill asymmetrically makes it easier to grant permits than revoke them. That could have sweeping consequences.
Dan Farber November 2, 2026 Election 2026: The Final Sprint [PLUS Breaking News] Democrats are likely to win House control, but control of the Senate is iffier.
Guest Contributor October 31, 2026 What BAAJA Would Do to Clean Water Act Section 401, and Why it Matters A guest post by Dave Owen