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Week in Review

Week in Review

President Biden restricts oil and gas leasing on U.S. coastlines, the Justice Department brings antitrust case against major landlords, and more…

Revisiting EPA’s Forever Chemical Strategy

Revisiting EPA’s Forever Chemical Strategy

EPA has made significant progress on PFAS regulation over the past three years, but more work remains.

Centering Children in Public Health Regulation

Centering Children in Public Health Regulation

Scholar proposes an increased focus on children’s health in food, drug, and cosmetic regulation.

Regulating Web 3.0 for a Safer Digital Future

Regulating Web 3.0 for a Safer Digital Future

Scholar argues that Web 3.0 technologies require federal regulatory guardrails.

Regulatory Strategies for Decarbonizing Urban and Corporate America

Regulatory Strategies for Decarbonizing Urban and Corporate America

State initiatives and regulations can fill the incoming Trump Administration’s climate leadership gap.

Featured Sunday Spotlights of 2024

Featured Sunday Spotlights of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights its Sunday Spotlight interviews of 2024.

Top Saturday Seminars of 2024

Top Saturday Seminars of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights its most popular Saturday Seminars of 2024.

Top Regulatory News of 2024

Top Regulatory News of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights the top regulatory news and scholarship of 2024, selected by its staff.

Featured Series of 2024

Featured Series of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights its multi-part series published over the past year.

The Spectrum of Gender-Affirming Care Regulations

The Spectrum of Gender-Affirming Care Regulations

An upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case may change the landscape of gender-affirming care regulations.

Top Staff Essays of 2024

Top Staff Essays of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights the top essays written by its staff in 2024.

Top Contributor Essays of 2024

Top Contributor Essays of 2024

The Regulatory Review highlights our most-read essays from 2024 submitted by regulatory scholars, lawyers, and analysts.