CleanLaw Podcast CleanLaw — Corporate Climate Targets Project Tracks Commitments and Actions on GHG Emissions What have we learned from Harvard’s new public tracker of corporate commitments and emissions trends in the US, and what else might researchers discover? October 8, 2026
EELP News DOJ’s Litigation Norms Under Pressure: From the Weaponization Fund to American Gas Association July 9, 2026
Quick Takes D.C. Circuit Upholds EPA’s 2024 Fine Particulate Matter Standard Analyzis of the legal challenges to the standard and how the D.C. Circuit’s rejection of those challenges may affect future air quality rulemakings. July 8, 2026
Quick Takes Tenth Circuit Sends Monuments Case Back to District Court Litigation stems from President Biden’s restoration and expansion of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments using the Antiquities Act. July 8, 2026
Legal Analysis 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
Legal Analysis 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
Post The Endangerment Finding and the DOE Climate Science Report Video: Jody Freeman and other Harvard faculty experts discuss what’s at stake for current and future climate regulation. October 8, 2025
Legal Analysis Mapping Agency Authority in Environmental Law Post-Loper Bright A survey of nine environmental and natural resources statutes and catalogue of each instance to a federal agency. Our research identified extensive delegation granting agencies discretion throughout the statutes surveyed, which, under Loper Bright, courts should review using the deferential arbitrary and capricious standard. September 15, 2025
Explainer Proposed Changes to FEMA and the Future of Federal Disaster Response How President Trump’s recent executive actions could reshape disaster response and the potential impact on affected communities. February 27, 2025
