Fellowships

Click here for information on our yearly Legal Fellow positions, you don’t need to be a Harvard student to apply. The application deadline has passed for the 2020-2021 position, but we’ll post an announcement when we are taking applications for the 2021-2022 position.

Student Opportunities

We hire research assistants who work to keep our trackers updated and provide research for ongoing EELP projects. We also support students’ original research projects and often publish students’ work. Below are some examples of recent student work. More student posts are available here.

Recent Projects

Defending Science and Collaborative Conservation: Sage-Grouse and Western Watersheds Project v. Schneider (D. Idaho 2019) by Peter Daniels, JD 2021
How to Undo the Environmental Regulatory Rollbacks by Cole Jermyn, JD 2021, and Laura Bloomer
The Congressional Review Act’s Legal Uncertainties by Kevin Chen, JD 2020
Troubled Waters: Coastal Avulsion, A State Survey by Ari Sillman, JD 2021
Offshore Wind Development: Federal Permitting Program Challenges by Martin Levy, JD 2020
The Coal Ash Rule Trilogy Spanning Obama, Trump, and the D.C. Circuit by Katherine Clements, JD 2021

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14 Jul

1. Reducing the number of projects subject to NEPA review by adding two sentences to clarify that NEPA does not apply to "non-Federal projects with minimal Federal funding or minimal Federal involvement such that the agency cannot control the outcome on the project."

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Regulatory Rollback Tracker

Students performed background research and wrote the original drafts for many of our rollback tracker posts, including:

They also help to keep most of the pages updated as lawsuits are filed and decided, and agencies take further action.

Podcasts

Michelle Melton speaks with Caitlin McCoy about Vehicle Standards

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