Conservatism and Scientific Data in the Climate Debate
A viable conservative approach to environmental policy must be rooted in science.
Making a Wall Street Crime Criminal
The best way to deal with insider trading is to treat it like the crime it is.
EPA Upgrades its Energy Star Portfolio Manager
An upgraded online management system will better track buildings’ energy consumption.
Debate Ensues Over Congressional Control of Agency Rulemaking
Scholars debate the constitutionality–and wisdom–of the REINS Act.
Agencies May Differ from their Expert Scientific Panels
D.C. Circuit’s decision on ozone regulation has implications for science and policy in agencies.
Regulatory Entity-Centrism in Financial Services
Current focus on the entity may hamper effective regulation of the financial sector.
States’ Varied Approaches to Fracking Regulation
Report compares thirty-one states’ regulations on hydraulic fracturing.
“Divide and Differ:” Avoiding Catastrophe in the Digital Age
Scholar suggests new strategy for improving cybersecurity.
Understanding Irredeemably Inefficient Acts
Exploring the real costs of intentional, non-consensual transfers of money.
Texas Bill Imposes Comprehensive Regulation on Abortions
New legislation will impose restrictions on abortion clinics and physicians.
The Environmental Impacts of the Built World
EPA report suggests strategies for mitigating development’s environmental effects.
Will Dueling Standards Improve Worker Safety in Bangladesh?
U.S. and European retailers have adopted two different programs to protect garment workers.