Reevaluating Affordable Housing
Scholar argues that to make progress on affordable housing, policymakers must clarify their objectives.
Why U.S. Nuclear Licensing Moves So Slowly
Rising clean-power demand spotlights the costs, delays, and risks that stall new reactors.
TSA Facial Recognition Raises Traveler Rights Concerns
Scholar contends that face scans at airports risk coercing consent and perpetuating bias.
Tolls, Tradeoffs, and Interstate Commerce
Scholars discuss the mobility, health, environmental, and constitutional dimensions of congestion pricing.
Climate Derisking as a Decarbonization Strategy
Scholars argue that failed nuclear projects reveal flaws in strategies to promote renewable energy today.
Shaping America’s Towns and Cities
Scholars discuss the legal foundations of zoning, modern reform efforts, and alternatives and their efficacy.
Is it Time to Reform a Landmark U.S. Environmental Law?
Experts debate reforming the National Environmental Policy Act.
Insuring the American Dream
Scholars discuss property insurance regulation in an age of growing climate risk.
Reliable and Climate-Friendly Electricity Markets
Scholar argues that outsourcing electricity market design hinders government climate and reliability efforts.
Shoring Up The Critical Mineral Supply
Scholars discuss the critical mineral supply chain and the renewable energy transition
Harnessing Clean Energy for Grid Reliability
Shelley Welton discusses how a comprehensive regulatory strategy for electric grid reliability can facilitate a transition to clean energy.











