Disaster Policy National Low Income Housing Coalition Hosts Event on FEMA’s Interim Final Rule Amending Regulations for Its Individual Assistance Program The Disaster Housing Recovery Coalition hosted a webinar explaining significant changes in the interim final rule and key considerations for submitting comments. January 30, 2024
Administrative LawEELP News Jody Freeman and Andrew Mergen Op-Ed: Will the Supreme Court Show a Little Humility? How two cases argued at the Supreme Court yesterday could restrict the authority of federal agencies and upend decades of precedent. January 18, 2024
Administrative Law Judicial Destruction of the Clean Water Act: Sackett v. EPA Professor Richard Lazarus wrote an essay for the University of Chicago Law Review about the Supreme Court’s Sackett v. EPA ruling. In the first part he describes the ruling, reasoning, […] September 12, 2023
Electricity LawPower Sector The Supreme Court ends a looming legal threat to state clean energy laws In the September/October edition of the American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resource’s publication Ari discusses a May 2023 Supreme Court decision that holds the dormant Commerce Clause does […] September 11, 2023
EELP News 2024-2025 EELP Legal Fellowship Harvard Law School’s Environmental and Energy Law Program (EELP) is seeking a Legal Fellow for 2024-2025 with the potential to renew for one additional year. The fellowship is a full-time, […] July 18, 2023
Power Sector Unplugging Emissions: Exploring New EPA Rules on Climate and Health (VIDEO) Resources for the Future and EELP webinar reviewing the latest EPA rules and exploring the potential impacts on air quality, human health, and US decarbonization goals. May 23, 2023
Robert Bullard Receives Horizon Award The ‘father of environmental justice’ discusses what he sees as the struggle to address climate change May 11, 2023
Clean CarsCorporate Climate RiskEnvironmental Justice Hana Vizcarra and Hannah Perls Talk about Biden’s First 100 Days Hana Vizcarra and Hannah Perls had a Zoom chat recently to discuss their observations of Biden’s first 100 days in office. They cover a range of topics around the Biden-Harris climate […] May 7, 2021
Electricity LawEnvironmental JusticePower Sector Jody Freeman on The Legal and Regulatory Perspective at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Spring Exercise Recently, Jody Freeman joined Harvard Kennedy School Professor Joe Aldy and HKS students to speak about the role of regulation in making changes to environmental and energy policy, focusing on […] April 29, 2021
