Regulatory Year in Review: 2015
The Regulatory Review celebrates the year 2015’s developments in regulatory news, analysis, and opinion.
Health Assessment Penalties May Extend to Spouses
A proposal would let employers use financial incentives to get health data from employees’ spouses.
Week in Review
The FAA’s mandatory drone registration period commences, the FDA publishes final guidance permitting blood donations from gay and bisexual men, and more…
Reasons for Optimism in the Paris Agreement
Both governments and businesses show commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
When Management-Based Regulation Goes Global
The Paris Agreement’s management-based approach to climate change will likely face significant challenges.
The Paris Agreement Delivers a Champagne Moment
The Paris Agreement’s modesty represents an important step forward in addressing climate change.
The Legal Structure of the Paris Agreement
Even with legally non-binding commitments, the Paris Agreement may help fight climate change.
Will the Paris Agreement Make a Difference?
The Regulatory Review features leading experts’ views on the success of the Paris Agreement.
Week in Review
Over 190 countries agree to curtail greenhouse gas emissions at the UN Climate Conference, the U.S. House releases the Omnibus Appropriations Bill, and more…
Can Regulatory Clarity Increase Retirement Savings?
Federal auditor says that more detailed regulation may expand participation in certain retirement programs.
Pipeline Safety Regulator Proposes Rule to Prevent Pipeline Spills
Rule would impose reporting and inspection requirements in light of 2010 pipeline spill and legislation.
Federal Agency Moves to Ensure Safety in Public Housing
New rule issued to protect public housing occupants from sexual harassment in their home.