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HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program

The Harvard Law School Environmental & Energy Law Program influences policy discussions about environmental, climate, and energy issues. EELP offers robust legal analysis and practical governance solutions that will move these discussions forward.

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Episodis

121 episodis

  1. Ep121 — What's Happening with US Greenhouse Gas Regulation and Litigation? 38:10
  2. Ep120 — What’s Next for Corporate Climate Reporting? 17:24
  3. Ep 119 — Corporate Climate Targets Project Tracks Commitments and Actions on GHG Emissions 51:11
  4. EP 118 — Powering AI and the Energy Transition: Why Permitting Reform Matters 1:05:34
  5. Ep 117 — Forest Service Proposes to Remove Protections from Roadless Areas 40:27
  6. Ep 116 — DOJ’s Environment and Natural Resources Division, Past and Present 40:59
  7. Ep 115 — Offshore Wind Development Under Trump: Legal Challenges and What's Next 31:44
  8. EP114 — The Student Environmental Law Experience at HLS: Research, Clinics, and Community 46:40
  9. EP113—The "God Squad's" Unprecedented Endangered Species Act National Security Exemption 42:37
  10. EP112—Legal Implications of the US Withdrawal from the UNFCCC 51:25
  11. EP111—Behind the Curtain of the Clean Utility Transition 40:08
  12. EP110—How Maine Became a Heat Pump Leader 54:52
  13. EP109—Cumulative Impacts and the ‘Holy Grail’ of EJ Policy 49:53
  14. Ep108—What Science and the Law Say about EPA’s Authority to Regulate GHGs 53:00
  15. Ep107—Trump's Move to Kill the Clean Air Act's Climate Authority, Forever 1:05:47
  16. EP106—Bipartisan Reflections on EPA’s Past, Present, and Future (Part II) 56:34
  17. EP105—Bipartisan Reflections on EPA’s Past, Present, and Future (Part I) 50:55
  18. EP104—Breaking Down Recent Changes to NEPA from Agencies, Congress, and the Courts 44:53
  19. EP103—The Future of Environmental Justice with MA AG Andrea Campbell and Vernice Miller-Travis 53:07
  20. Ep102—Unpacking the White House’s Legal Strategy for Attacking Environmental Protection 53:43
  21. Ep 101—Who Will Pay for Data Centers’ Massive Power Bills? It’s Probably You. 36:47
  22. Ep 100—Trump’s Bold Reversal on Energy and Climate Policy: ‘It’s a Lot’ 59:21
  23. Ep 99—Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Part II: Environmental Justice Lawyering in Practice 42:12
  24. Ep 98—60 Years of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Part 1: LA v EPA 39:31
  25. Monumental Decisions: The Antiquities Act and Presidential Authority 45:27
  26. Ep 96—Suite of Supreme Court Decisions Undermine Administrative Law 58:42
  27. Ep 95—The Road to Clean Cars and Clean Air: California's Pivotal Role 52:45
  28. Ep 94—FERC’s New Approach to Improving Transmission Investment, Order No. 1920 59:09
  29. Ep 93 — Wicked Resilient: Climate Adaptation in Massachusetts 54:29
  30. Ep 92 — The Endangered Species Act at 50: Potent Statute, Risky Future 46:26
  31. Ep 91—Global and US Methane Initiatives 1:01:17
  32. Ep 90—Replacing the Utility Transmission Syndicate’s Control, Ari Peskoe & Hannah Dobie 47:58
  33. Ep 89—3 lawsuits on auto emissions, 1 UAW strike, and the EV transition 56:36
  34. Ep 88: Loper Bright and the fate of Chevron with Jody Freeman and Andy Mergen 1:05:27
  35. Ep 87: Charleston: Race, Water, and the Coming Storm 48:02
  36. Ep. 86: Sackett v. EPA Decision — What the Justices Said and What this Means for Water 1:02:40
  37. Ep 85: Quick Take — The Debt Ceiling Bill and NEPA Permitting Reform 19:44
  38. Ep 84: Quick Take — Good News for Clean Energy from the Supreme Court w/ Ari Peskoe and Carrie Jenks 20:38
  39. Ep 83: EPA's Proposed Power Sector Rules w/ Jody Freeman, Jay Duffy, Kevin Poloncarz, Carrie Jenks 1:06:31
  40. Ep 82: Equitable Disaster Insurance & Climate Change w/Hannah Perls, Carolyn Kousky, & Sean Hecht 47:22
  41. Ep 81: Journey to the Electrification of the Transportation Sector w/Jody Freeman and Chet France 59:10
  42. Ep 80: The Making of Environmental Law with Richard Lazarus and Carrie Jenks 21:30
  43. Ep 79: The Good Neighbor Plan for Interstate Ozone Pollution with Carrie Jenks and Hannah Dobie 20:50
  44. Ep 78—Quick Take: Legal issues from the East Palestine Train Derailment 9:16
  45. Ep 77—Quick Take: The Dakota Access Pipeline with Hannah Perls and Carrie Jenks 9:24
  46. Ep 76—BSEE’s Proposed Offshore Oil Drilling Safety Regulations with Lowry Yankwich and Chris Eaton 34:01
  47. Ep 75—EPA’s Methane Regulations with Carrie Jenks, Kyle Danish, and Dan Zimmerle 32:35
  48. Ep 74—Oregon's Clean Fuel Standards with Abby Husselbee and Cory-Ann Wind. Album: CleanLaw 34:49
  49. 73—Current Challenges and Opportunities for Electric Transmission, with Ari Peskoe and Hannah Oakes 35:58
  50. 72-Legislating Environmental Justice in New York with Prof. Rebecca Bratspies and Hannah Perls 45:06