Deregulatory Resources – Environmental and Energy Law Program

CleanLaw Podcast

CleanLaw — What’s Happening with US Greenhouse Gas Regulation and Litigation?

There are a lot of rulemakings and litigation around GHGs. Carrie, Sara, and Erika talk about the state of play, and touch on the newly proposed oil and gas rule.

November 3, 2026

Legal Analysis

Coal, Wind, and the Second Trump Administration’s Conflicting Energy Rationales

Analysis of agency actions, how courts are responding, and identifies challenges for future administrations.

October 28, 2026

Legal Analysis

EPA Repeals Power Plant Carbon Standards

Analysis of the repeal and supplemental proposal arguing EPA lacks authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

October 8, 2026

CleanLaw Podcast

CleanLaw — Forest Service Proposes to Remove Protections from Roadless Areas

What would removal of these protections mean for wildlife, recreational opportunities, and clean drinking water?

September 22, 2026

CleanLaw Podcast

CleanLaw — DOJ’s Environment and Natural Resources Division, Past and Present

Erika, Andy, and Sommer talk about their time at ENRD and how recent changes are reshaping the work of “the government’s lawyers.”

August 20, 2026

EELP News

DOJ’s Litigation Norms Under Pressure: From the Weaponization Fund to American Gas Association

July 9, 2026

Legal Analysis

SEC Proposes to Rescind Climate-Related Risk Disclosure Rule

Analysis of the legal and policy arguments behind the proposal and what they could mean for the SEC’s broader authority.

June 30, 2026

Quick Takes

EPA’s Proposal to Remove Drinking Water Standards for Four PFAS Could Slow Future SDWA Rulemakings

Agency asserts that the 2024 rulemaking used an unlawful procedure to regulate these “forever chemicals.”

June 23, 2026

Quick Takes

A Legal Challenge with Major Implications for Citizen Suits

DOJ intervenes in and moves for dismissal of citizen suit, citing primacy of its own enforcement discretion

June 16, 2026