Analysis: How Traditional and New Media Portrayed Sackett v. U.S. EPA to the Public

The May/June issue of the National Wetlands Newsletter analyzes how traditional and new media outlets portrayed the recent Supreme Court case to the public...

Sustaining America

Professor John C. Dernbach, Widener University School of Law, explains that patterns in modest sustainability efforts over the two decades since the Earth Summit provide a framework for overcoming obstacles and accelerating progress.

Suffolk University Law Student Wins ELI Writing Competition

Melissa Waver, a second-year student at Suffolk University Law School, has been named winner of the seventh annual ELI-ABA-NAELS Constitutional Environmental Law Student Writing Competition...

Flowchart Illustrates D.C. Circuit’s Hearings on EPA’s GHG Rulemakings

In February, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit heard oral arguments in four consolidated cases challenging EPA’s rulemakings on greenhouse gas emissions and related historical rules...

Ambassadors and Experts Examine Peacebuilding and Natural Resource Management

On April 24, 70 ambassadors, international experts and researchers met to examine recent lessons from more than 60 countries in managing natural resources to support peacebuilding and conflict management...

ELI on YouTube: Debate About the Debates

View our April 16 event at the National Press Club where an expert panel deliberated what environmental and public health topics the presidential candidates should begin debating...