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08/12/2022 - Federal Policy
The Inflation Reduction Act’s Implications for Biden’s Climate and Environmental Justice Priorities
by EELP Staff
08/12/2022 - Environmental Justice
Breaking Down the Environmental Justice Provisions in the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act
by Hannah Perls
07/29/2022 - CleanLaw Podcast - Faculty - Power Plant Regulation
CleanLaw—Jody Freeman, Jay Duffy, and Kevin Poloncarz on West Virginia v. EPA—Implications for Regulating the Power Sector
by Jody Freeman
07/26/2022 - CleanLaw Podcast - Faculty - Federal Policy - Power Plant Regulation
CleanLaw—Jody Freeman, Richard Lazarus, and Carrie Jenks Break Down the West Virginia v. EPA Decision
by Carrie Jenks, Jody Freeman, Richard Lazarus
07/07/2022 - Corporate Climate Disclosures
The SEC’s Proposed ESG Rules Aim to Provide Better Information to Investors
by Sara Dewey
07/01/2022 - Federal Policy - Power Plant Regulation
Supreme Court Embraces the Major Questions Doctrine as Limiting but Leaving the Door Open for Power Sector GHG Regulations
by Carrie Jenks, Hannah Oakes, Sara Dewey
06/24/2022 - Clean Water Act - Federal Policy - Student Work
Sackett v. EPA and the Definition of Waters of the United States
by Anna Todd, JD 2023
06/13/2022 - Environmental Justice - Federal Policy
DOJ Revives Supplemental Environmental Projects (SEPs) as Part of EJ Agenda
by Hannah Perls
05/27/2022 - Federal Policy
Legal Challenges to President Biden’s Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases Estimates
by Abby Husselbee, Caroline Jaschke, JD 2023
05/17/2022 - State & Regional Climate Strategies - Transportation
State Resource Guide: Drafting a Clean Fuel Standard to Manage Legal Risks
by Abby Husselbee