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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER ❧ President Trump’s distortion of the Antiquities Act by revising prior presidents’ national monument declarations is a naked aggrandizement of executive power over the legislative branch’s policy prerogatives.
Fein & DelValle, PLLC, Fein & DelValle, PLLC
ELI PRESS ❧ Pollution control regulation traditionally invents zero-sum games, but increasing risks of crossing ecological thresholds or even Planetary Boundaries may change those games and what they can accomplish.
University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
ELI POLICY BRIEF NO. 15 ❧ There is reason for optimism in changes made by businesses in how they use energy and how they purchase that power. But as firms commit to using greener electricity, the public should examine corporate progress reports and what such voluntary goals actually mean.
Environmental Law Institute, Environmental Law Institute
Muddy waters: Critics decry weak scientific basis of WOTUS proposal.
The concentration of political and regulatory power corrupts science.
Higher ed schools nation, fuels activism on carbon reductions.
Markets and border adjustments: An energizing power combination.
EPA loses in court again — but outcome didn't follow the script.
Trump regulatory agenda for next 12 months will be fast and furious.
More study needed of the overall impact of rules on American society.
Pilgrims to where sun was born: Culture, species, and sustainability.
On the tiger hunter and the unwritten code.
50 years ago series: The summer that launched an era.