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05/17/2022 - State & Regional Climate Strategies - Transportation
State Resource Guide: Drafting a Clean Fuel Standard to Manage Legal Risks
by Abby Husselbee
05/10/2022 - Corporate Climate Disclosures - Regulatory Tracker
Financial Regulation, Climate Change, and Climate-related Risk Disclosure
05/04/2022 - Electricity Law Initiative
Can FERC Convince Utilities to Build Modern Transmission Systems?
by Ari Peskoe
04/27/2022 - Corporate Climate Disclosures
What to know about the SEC’s Proposed Climate Risk Disclosure Rule
by Sara Dewey
04/06/2022 - Clean Car Rules - Federal Policy - Student Work
EPA’s Revived Clean Cars Waiver for California
by Lia Cattaneo, JD/MPP 2022
03/31/2022 - CleanLaw Podcast - Faculty - Federal Policy - Power Plant Regulation
CleanLaw–Jody Freeman and Richard Lazarus on West Virginia v. EPA, What’s Next?
by Jody Freeman, Richard Lazarus
03/17/2022 - EELP News - Fellowships
T.A. Barron Fellowships for Summer Work in Public Interest Environmental Law
03/10/2022 - Comment Filed - Electricity Law Initiative
Electricity Law Initiative Responds to FERC Inquiry on Utility Trade Associations
by Ari Peskoe
03/09/2022 - Federal Policy - Power Plant Regulation - Student Work
EPA’s Authority to Regulate Hazardous Air Pollutants from Power Plants: the Appropriate and Necessary Finding
by Anna Todd, JD 2023
02/14/2022 - CleanLaw Podcast - Disaster Response - Environmental Justice - Federal Policy
CleanLaw–Joel Scata and Hannah Perls on Fixing the National Flood Insurance Program
by Hannah Perls