Category : Law \ Legal

[ad_1] When is a bee a fish? The California Court of Appeal finds that invertebrates can be protected under the California Endangered Species Act Bees...

[ad_1] Subnational Climate Action in the UK As in the U.S., it’s not all about the national government. Not by any means. Last week, I...

[ad_1] Protecting the federal estate Understanding the Property Clause’s location in Article IV clarifies the power of Congress and the federal government to protect public...

[ad_1] Our Common Ground New book on history of federal public lands is an essential contribution America’s public lands are a national, and even international,...

[ad_1] Taking Article IV Seriously How “horizontal federalism” can help us understand federal power over the public lands Can the President unilaterally end fossil fuel...

[ad_1] A Beautiful Day for Bumblefish? A California court just ruled that bumblebees are fish. It’s not as crazy as it sounds. A California appeals...

[ad_1] Advancing renewables through electricity restructuring Reducing barriers to siting new electricity generation can help advance renewable energy production Our electricity system will be crucial...