Standing Up to Climate Change
The judicial system may need to adapt to allow climate change cases to be heard in court.
Breaking Up Big Ag Requires Reasonable Antitrust Enforcement
The FTC and Justice Department must change their interpretation of antitrust laws to protect fair competition in agriculture.
Many Shades of the Green New Deal
Democratic primary candidates are competing to define the scale and scope of climate action.
Resurrecting the Wild Turkey
Regulation, combined with other efforts, has successfully repopulated wild turkeys in the United States.
The Clean Water Act Might Just Survive This Latest Attack
Recent U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments provide hope for the future of Clean Water Act enforcement.
Can Regulation Promote Environmental Justice?
Scholars offer suggestions for how regulation can reduce disparities in exposure to environmental problems.
The Trump Administration Takes Aim at Migratory Birds
Attorneys argue that Department of Interior enforcement practices threaten migratory birds.
Bringing Home the Bacon on Climate Change
The lack of regulation on animals’ greenhouse gas emissions opens the door for climate change litigation.
Where’s the Plant-Based Beef?
Scholar argues for promotion of environmentally conscious plant-based diets through regulation.
Curbing the Spotted Lanternfly
Northeastern states are attempting to stop the spread of an invasive species that threatens crops.
Automakers Prefer Self-Regulation to Regulatory Uncertainty
Faced with uncertainty over fuel economy standards, four automakers choose to support stronger government regulation.
