We would like to thank all our members who participated in our 1st AGM on 19th May. We welcome experts and organisations that support the progressive realisation of the human rights to #water and #sanitation. Read more on our member benefits https://t.co/iqbnyIhP61
The #LPEConference continues on 4/8 @ 7PM EDT as we explore the connex btwn economic inequality, global environmental degradation, & racial discrimination! ๐๐๐
ft. @sarah_krakoff, @sharmila_murthy, @Prof_Eisenberg, Maxine Burkett, & Michalyn Steele!
https://t.co/anu9qfKkQo
Can states enter into cross-border agreements on global climate change when #SCOTUS has often said that the U.S. must speak with one voice on foreign affairs? I examined this question in a talk at @MercerLAWSchool https://t.co/6xjQWyErao @SuffolkLawProfs
@RobertW30608382@acslaw The Paris Agreement on climate change was structured with no binding GHG targets so that it would fall within the Presidentโs authority to enter into an Executive Agreement. It was adopted under the auspices of the UNFCCC, which the U.S. has ratified.
Was the U.S. rejoining the #ParisAgreement on climate change a notable success or purely symbolic? I reflected on this question in a new post for @acslaw https://t.co/ySmc5vGf3M @JohnKerry@JoeBiden@POTUS
Thank you to Prof. Mike Pappas of @UMDLaw for organizing the Online Workshop for Environmental Scholarship yesterday! I received great feedback on my work-in-progress analyzing a recent decision on the constitutionality of CA's cap-and-trade agreement with Quebec.
Thank you to @HaubLawatPace for recognizing me as the 2021 Haub Environmental Law Distinguished Junior Scholar. I am honored! https://t.co/iyFZYvWkEY @SuffolkLawProfs
On Inauguration Day, Iโm thrilled to share an @EENewsUpdates article that Iโm quoted in. โWhat Trump's dismal deregulatory record means for Bidenโ by @pamelalauren: https://t.co/GoLzonXR0m @SuffolkLawProfs