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Immediate Executive Action: Unexplored Options for Addressing Climate Change Under the Existing Clean Air Act

Below is a summary, see the full paper here. Introduction As November approaches, climate lawyers, advocates, and policy experts are contemplating a future in which President Biden inherits an executive […]

July 27, 2020

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