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We're a research program within HLS. With our team of expert attorneys, staff, and student research assistants, we: Track and analyze policy developments, legal actions, and court decisions; Educate policymakers, the private sector, and advocates on the legal implications of these actions, and; Educate the public by serving as an expert resource for media and providing credible, accessible analyses in online platforms.

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Featured Publication: Supreme Court Embraces the Major Questions Doctrine as Limiting but Leaving the Door Open for Power Sector GHG Regulations
Featured Podcast: Joel Scata and Hannah Perls on Fixing the National Flood Insurance Program
Featured Student Work: Sackett v. EPA and the Definition of Waters of the United States

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Our track record of engaging federal and state regulators, NGOs, think tanks, and private companies to help solve the legal bottlenecks for key regulations allows us to identify and promote legally durable policies critical to decarbonization. Our work consists of several portfolios: Federal Climate and Public Health Rules; Electricity Law Initiative; State and Regional Climate Strategies and; Corporate Climate Disclosures and Financial Requirements. We also conduct focused research in other areas in response to current events and student interest.

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Power Plant Regulations
Clean Car Rules
EPA’s Methane and VOC Rules for Oil & Gas Facilities
Tracking the Biden Climate and Environmental Agenda

Environmental Justice and Equity

Federal Environmental Justice Tracker
Equitable Disaster Policy, Community-Based Solutions and Other Analysis

Stakeholder Engagement for the Legal Defense of Clean Energy Regulations

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Unlocking Distributed Energy Resources
Catalyzing Transmission Development
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State and Regional Climate Strategies

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Corporate Climate Disclosures and Financial Requirements

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Financial Regulator Climate Action Tracker

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Legal Dilemmas with the Rising Seas
The Future of Energy Production
Preparing For and the Beginning of the Biden Administration
Trump-Era Tracking and Analyses

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EPA Mission Tracker Archive

Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking) on Federal and Indian Lands

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