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Major Questions Doctrine May Not Be What Administrative Foes Seek
Bethany A. Davis Noll - NYU Law
From - In the Courts
July/August
2024
Plastics Pervade the Economy and Their Harms Are Hard to Regulate
Craig M. Pease - Former Law School Professor
From - Science and the Law
July/August
2024
Protecting the U.S. Electric Vehicle Future, Meeting China EV Threat
Bob Sussman - Sussman and Associates
From - Our Climate Future
July/August
2024
Regenerative Agriculture: Some Promise, But Not a Panacea
Lynn Scarlett - The Nature Conservancy
From - In the Literature
July/August
2024
Sackett and Stitching Together Nonfederal Environmental Law
Therese Wilkerson - ELI Research & Policy Division
July/August
2024
Sackett and the Unraveling of Federal Environmental Law
Cale Jaffe - University of Virginia Law School
July/August
2024
Stakeholders Consider Impact of CEQ Rules on Energy Transition
Ethan Shenkman - Arnold & Porter
From - Private Practice, Public Policy
July/August
2024
Sustainable Development and Food Security
Jonathan Rosenbloom - Albany Law School, - Attorney, Sierra Tillery - Albany Law School, - Attorney
July/August
2024
A Consequential Era of Methane Regulation Unfolds in New Rules
Ethan Shenkman - Arnold & Porter
From - Private Practice, Public Policy
May/June
2024
After Halt of Liquefied Natural Gas Permits, Science Will Prevail
Craig M. Pease - Former Law School Professor
From - Science and the Law
May/June
2024