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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER What was until recently considered to be only a future problem for California is now costing dozens of lives and billions of dollars in the state and beyond.
University of South Dakota
ELI PRESS Pitching environmental regulation as win-win while not taking into account that, at the local scale, a regulation will look like a game with clear winners and losers has led to conflict, litigation, and bruised relationships among industrial society’s stakeholders.
Vanderbilt University, UCLA/UC Santa Barbara
RESEARCH & POLICY STUDIES Federal law has failed many poor and minority communities, who suffer disproportionately from pollution generated by others. But states are filling the gap by providing new rights in their constitutions and comprehensive environmental justice legislation.
Vermont Law School
Could Pandemic Raise Ecosystems' Neglected Health Protection Role?
Catastrophe and Wide Ecological Impacts Are at Core of Our Species.
State, Tribal, Local Citizen Science Forwards Environmental Protection.
ESG and ERM — Two Terms That Mitigate Risk, Enable Opportunities.
From County of Maui to Coal Ash: The Reach of the Clean Water Act.
EPA Virus Policies Spur Controversy and Claims They Will Increase Risk.
Employing a Broader Policy Toolkit to Mitigate Climate Change Risks.
The Editor on a Theory of Environmental Injustice.
On Why Rising Tides Sink All Boats.