The Clean Power Plan Is not Without Precedent
Environmental experts argue that precedent supports contested features of EPA’s major climate change rule.
New Toxic Chemical Legislation Fails on Federalism
Scholar argues that bill aimed at strengthening safety of chemicals runs afoul of principle of precautionary federalism.
National Park Might Not Be So Pet Friendly
Bay Area canine owners are up in arms over a proposed rule that would limit dog walking.
The Best Way to Implement the Clean Power Plan
Energy policy expert argues that imposing a price on carbon is vital to implementing the Clean Power Plan.
Could Judges Solve Climate Problems?
A Penn panel discussion sparked a lively debate about whether courts should shape environmental policy.
A Message of Hope and Caution for Global Climate Negotiations
Australian senator speaks at Penn Law on creating an international climate agreement.
Climate Change and National Security
Scholar highlights the national security concerns connected with a changing climate.
Conservatism and Scientific Data in the Climate Debate
A viable conservative approach to environmental policy must be rooted in science.
States’ Varied Approaches to Fracking Regulation
Report compares thirty-one states’ regulations on hydraulic fracturing.
Can Land Use Permit Conditions Constitute a Regulatory Taking?
The Supreme Court hears arguments over acceptable conditions for development permits.
Assessing Regulations in the Wake of Disaster
New book argues for careful deliberation before making vast changes to regulatory system.