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CleanLaw–Jody Freeman and Richard Lazarus on West Virginia v. EPA, What’s Next?

The Court’s decision in this case will address the scope of EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector, potentially impacting future EPA rules.

March 31, 2022

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EPA’s House of Cards: the Affordable Clean Energy Rule

Our white paper discusses EPA’s Repeal of the Clean Power Plan and Affordable Clean Energy rule. We examine EPA’s legally risky strategy in these final rules to curtail its authority […]

October 22, 2019

Jody Freeman and Richard Lazarus Preview 2019 SCOTUS with Environmental Law Institute

Professors Jody Freeman and Richard Lazarus offered an overview of major take-aways from the Court’s last term, including significant decisions for environmental lawyers, then transition to both upcoming term cases […]

October 1, 2019

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Energy EOs In Depth: Administration Opaque on Why It’s Studying Regional Energy Bottlenecks

This is part of a series analyzing the April 10th executive orders on energy infrastructure. Section 7 of an April 10 Presidential Executive Order tasks the Departments of Energy and […]

April 30, 2019

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Caitlin McCoy and Sarah Light: Regulatory Horcruxes

Regulatory programs can be split up among federal agencies, state agencies, and even private actors, and that fragmentation can insulate programs from future deregulatory actions. Caitlin and Sarah Light discuss types of regulatory horcruxes with examples from the Clean Water and Clean Air Acts.

March 28, 2019

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Errors and Inconsistencies in GAO’s Reports on the Congressional Review Act

New report argues GAO should reexamine and amend its March 2018 report and testimony, and should reexamine all of its major rule reports and, where necessary, amend them.

July 11, 2018

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Richard Lazarus: First Monday May Shed Light on Water Case

Who should hear cases on industry challenges to EPA and the Army Corp of Engineers’ definition of “navigable waters?” Federal district courts or the court of appeals? Federal government attorneys […]

September 19, 2017

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Professor Lazarus on Murr v. Wisconsin and Regulatory Takings

On June 23, 2017, the Supreme Court upheld Wisconsin and St. Croix County land use regulations written to protect a Wild and Scenic River. Professor Richard Lazarus argued the case […]

September 15, 2017

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