New from EELP Executive Director Carrie Jenks and Senior Staff Attorney Sara Dewey: The legal reasoning behind the endangerment rescission https://t.co/J3D5ku4SKr
In a January 20th Executive Order, the Trump administration targeted EPA's authority to address climate change. What is the "endangerment finding" in question and what happens next?
Read the new blog from Jody Freeman and Carrie Jenks of @Harvard_Law: https://t.co/yqsCYVPo02
In the wake of devastating wildfires, a senior staff attorney at @HarvardEELP explains how California's property insurance market could be on the brink of collapse. https://t.co/3kRmDmB231
HELR is accepting submissions for our online journal! From shorter, blog-style pieces on current issues to traditional article- or note-style pieces, your original scholarship can make a meaningful contribution to environmental law! See more: https://t.co/a7hfJhGYCq.
New research brief explores state and federal action in the U.S. to curb #methane emissions from livestock.
Read more from Abby Husselbee, Staff attorney at @HarvardEELP: https://t.co/wk8qseM5cC
Hey everyone. I'm moving to Blue Sky. Please join me there
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Planning to fight the good fight: push back on climate and environmental rollbacks; defend democracy and the rule of law; insist on competent government.
Live on Tuesday, 11/26 at 5:30PM ET: Hear from faculty at @HarvardLaw, @HarvardHBS, and @Kennedy_School about what the 2024 U.S. election results may mean for U.S. and global climate policy, the outlook for corporate climate action, and more.
Register: https://t.co/UUSNOF5cUx
1/2 My message: 1. Being on the losing side of an election is extremely disappointing.
2. This is part of what it means to live in a democracy.
3. The work now is to seize agency not give in to fear.
4. Nothing is inevitable. Politics continues. Find avenues to have impact.
New CleanLaw: @hperls and @OlatiJ discuss the history and evolution of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act — a crucial legal tool for the environmental justice movement — and more. Listen here: https://t.co/tuRYp28bix
I wrote about how current FERC proceedings about transmission upgrades are critical for shifting utility incentives and pushing the industry to tackle transmission expansion --
https://t.co/2cmgrPfQRU
Right now at #ClimateWeekNYC: Harvard methane experts and Daniel Jacob and Carrie Jenks, and @marcelomena of @gmethanehub talk U.S. action to reduce methane emissions:
“We’re in a methane moment... We’re getting so much more information..." -- Carrie Jenks, @HarvardEELP
Harvard students interested in sustainability: apply to be a member of the Council of Sustainability Leaders! Lead and get involved in sustainability-related projects on campus. Learn more at a CSSL info session on 9/5 & apply by 9/13: https://t.co/u7NJ1x54zj #SustainableHarvard
New CleanLaw Episode!
Sara Dewey and @AndrewMergen discuss presidential authority under the Antiquities Act and what lies ahead for our national monuments in the Supreme Court. Listen here ➡️ https://t.co/kW0iXVzHHK
Give your used items a new life this semester! Explore upcoming Freecycle events on campus on 8/22 and 8/29. Donate items you no longer need by dropping them off directly at the event, or pick up something new-to-you. Learn more: https://t.co/zFgnP0h9iq #SustainableHarvard
Headed to #ClimateWeekNYC? Join Harvard for a day of panels and networking!
Panels will cover questions of solar geoengineering, methane emissions reductions, and extreme heat.
Register here: https://t.co/ciQfWur0LU
Submissions for the Harvard Environmental Law Review, Volume 49, Issue 2 are now OPEN! Articles are accepted on a rolling basis, and authors are strongly encouraged to submit as early as possible. See below for more information:
https://t.co/x7oYO04s8P