Clean AirClean CarsDeregulatory ResourcesEndangerment Finding Eliminating the Foundation: Vulnerabilities in and Implications of EPA’s Endangerment Finding Rescission Analysis breaking down EPA’s arguments in the final rule, exploring potential legal vulnerabilities in litigation, and what this all could mean for regulating GHG emissions in the future. March 2, 2026
Clean AirDeregulatory ResourcesEndangerment Finding Climate Brief: The Legal Reasoning Behind the Endangerment Rescission How the Trump Administration justified eliminating the bedrock finding for federal greenhouse-gas regulation, and what comes next. February 17, 2026
Administrative LawClean AirClean CarsEELP NewsMethane Emissions The Congressional Review Act in 2025: Expanding Use and Emerging Questions After decades of limited use, Congress used the Congressional Review Act 22 times in 2025, testing the boundaries of congressional power, agency rulemaking, and the courts’ role in reviewing CRA actions. February 5, 2026
EELP NewsMethane EmissionsPower Sector Recent History of US Methane Regulation An analysis of the three core elements of U.S. methane policy and a look at the role of states. January 23, 2026
Administrative LawDeregulatory ResourcesEELP NewsElectricity LawNatural Resources Law One year of Trump’s ‘Energy Emergency’ in Context and in Court An analysis of the declaration, the policies and actions it has produced, and how they compare with historical uses of emergency authority. January 21, 2026
Deregulatory ResourcesEndangerment Finding The Endangerment Finding Recission and Implications for State Climate Action A new analysis looks at the stakes for climate policy nationwide. December 4, 2025
Electricity Law Public Utilities and the First Amendment Problem How rate-regulated utilities use customer-funded dollars for political activities and why this raises concerns about ratepayers’ freedom of speech. November 17, 2025
Administrative LawEndangerment Finding US Urges the Supreme Court to Stop Climate Suits While EPA Questions Authority to Regulate Emissions A look at why the filing is procedurally unusual and at the United States’ shifting strategy and position in similar cases. October 20, 2025
Administrative LawDeregulatory ResourcesEndangerment Finding When is Expertise-Based Deference Warranted? Cuts by the Trump administration have have eroded the deep expertise and institutional knowledge that once defined federal agencies. This analysis offers a framework to asses when agencies are entitled to heightened deference. October 3, 2025
