Week in Review
Court upholds EPA sulfur dioxide air standards, House passes regulatory moratorium, and more.
Pennsylvania to Resume Homeowners Assistance Program
Program that had saved thousands of homes is resuming.
OSHA Warns Fracking Employees of Silica Inhalation Risk
Hazard alert highlights a health-related concern about natural gas extraction.
Appeals Court Decision Favors EPA’s Climate Change Rules
Three-judge panel affirms EPA’s decisions in regulating greenhouse gases.
Canadian Foundation Recommends Arctic Council Action
Report suggests cautious expansion and urges funding for indigenous participants.
Week in Review
White House emails released on EPA soot standards, federal court upholds EPA air rule, CFPB probes Capital One’s marketing, and more.
Remembering James Q. Wilson
The Penn Program on Regulation celebrates the life and work of scholar James Q. Wilson.
Drawing Inspiration from James Q. Wilson’s “Bureaucracy”
Few have had as much influence on my development as a researcher as Professor Wilson.
A Simple Solution to Ineffective Regulations
Two CPSC Commissioners explain how to improve consumer product safety regulation.
Jim Wilson: From Human Nature to Middle Initials
Jim Wilson continues to influence my professional career in unintended but delightful ways.
James Q. Wilson and Evidence-Based Government
Evidence-based research was the crux of James Q. Wilson’s approach to government policy.
The Need to Protect Health from Fine Particles
EPA must articulate and justify how its ozone decisions protect the public health.