Media Mentions

On Friday, the “Money Reporter” of The Telegraph, Noah Eastwood wrote about London’s diners being hit by a “climate footprint charge” on restaurant bills. ……

An op-ed by Laurence Tribe and Dennis Aftergut: A trial that began Monday in Colorado and legal arguments scheduled for Thursday in the Minnesota Supreme Court will test…

The publicly traded company is disappearing. In 1996, about 8,000 firms were listed in the U.S. stock market. Since then, the national economy has grown…

Someone pointed to an interesting 2017 paper written for the Hutchins Center on Fiscal & Monetary Policy at the Brookings Institution by Daniel Tarullo, former…

… Though many LGBTQ people have left X because of Musk’s changes, many others have chosen to stay. Alejandra Caraballo, a transgender advocate and clinical…

At a pivotal moment during one of the Watergate hearings in 1973, President Richard Nixon’s counsel, John Dean, asked a question that still resonates: “How…

In July, Marc Andreessen — the godfather of the web browser, one of the founders of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and arguably the…

Professor Jody Freeman discusses SCOTUS’ Sackett v. EPA ruling, and its impact on the EPA’s powers, Clean Water Act protections, and the regulation of wetlands.

Civil rights law offers a tool for communities of color trying to stop unequal exposure to pollution. Over and over, people here have tried to…

On a crisp autumn morning, a pair of hikers bounded through a tangle of oak trees before dropping their backpacks near the banks of a…

The Department of Justice recently rested its case against Google in the first major anti-monopoly trial in 25 years. But that case, which involves Google…

You don’t need to report on the environment to investigate environmental justice. The issue intersects with many other topics: politics, planning and zoning, budgets, business,…

The solicitor general’s brief comes as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is considering broad changes to its transmission planning rules, including whether incumbent utilities should…

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Most people seem to think that free speech means saying whatever you want without consequences. But that’s never been true…

Weakening child-labor laws is no way to solve workforce shortages, an Oklahoma House of Representatives committee was told Tuesday. Tuesday’s interim study served as a…

The Organization of PJM States Inc. (OPSI) heard calls for increased transparency and new RTO governance rules at its annual meeting Oct. 17. “Our energy…

Today, I’m talking to Harvard law professor and internet policy legend Lawrence Lessig. Larry is a defining expert when it comes to free speech and…

How to dissent was the topic of discussion at the UVA Batten School talk Thursday, October 19, with Bo Seo [JD ’24], a world champion…

As Donald Trump faces 91 criminal charges including 17 for his multifaceted drive to overturn his 2020 election loss, and a high-stakes civil trial, he…

In January 2001, Kenneth Chesebro was a mild-mannered Harvard lawyer toiling for Al Gore during the 2000 presidential election recount battle. Two decades later, on…

The Roundtable Panel: a daily open discussion of issues in the news and beyond. Today’s panelists are research professor and Stuart Rice Honorary Chair at…