This post continues my review of the provisions of the Senate Permitting Reform Bill, focusing on the Clean Water Act provisions in Title II.  My introduction to the coverage of the bill is here.  My ...

I’ve already written some about the Senate permtting reform bill, including the provisions on NEPA remedies.  In the next few posts I’m going to take deep dives on Titles I through IV of the bill, ...

Oral arguments in the climate case before the Supreme Court gave hints to possible outcomes. But one argument went largely unmade.

Conservatives have been angry at public health officials and skeptical of medical science. This is beginning to translate into attacks on doctors. Paxton is at the forefront of the war on doctors. As ...

The National Defense Act was a Korean war measure. As behooves a wartime law, it seems to contemplate fairly heavy-handed economic control by the government. (If we were ever to get a truly socialist ...

Guest contributor Clifford Villa is law professor at the University of New Mexico School of Law. With all eyes on Suncor ...

In issuing its new CAFE standards, the government has used great ingenuity to sabotage a law while proclaiming the opposite.