Environment

Scholars discuss reforming federal disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.

Madeleine Bee, a senior chemical regulation and food safety consultant, discusses recent “forever chemical” legislation in California.

Scholars disagree on whether hydrogen is a viable replacement for fossil fuels.

As traditional revenue sources decline, state wildlife agencies are on the hunt for new funding solutions.

Scholar argues that environmental law and policy should expand its scope to inside areas.

At a Penn Program on Regulation workshop, Cass Sunstein explains how AI can help consumers make climate-friendly choices.

Scholar sees design flaws in federal water pollution law as fueling rival legal theories.

Scholars advocate greater accountability for lawyers who guide what public firms share with investors.

Policymakers should more carefully consider the challenges to implementing a carbon tax.

Congress should allow NHTSA to consider electric vehicles and credit trading when setting fuel standards.

Scholar argues that President Trump’s deregulatory agenda was not successful in the long term.

Scholars discuss regulatory climate change solutions in the context of national and global security.