This article highlights a range of opportunities to refine the federal rulemaking process. These measures, by streamlining and speeding rulemakings, can help support more durable policymaking by incre...

A U.S. federal appeals court on Friday rejected the Environmental Protection Agency's bid to ​withdraw Biden-era limits on soot pollution from coal-fired power plants and ‌factories, in a setback for ...

Drawing on Policy Integrity’s work in this area–including our amicus brief in Learning Resources v. Trump and reports on EPA’s authority–this webinar will examine the major questions doctrine’s develo...

The Climate Uncertainty Lab (CUL) quantifies the range in future projections of climate impacts and creates tools and datasets to make understanding and constraining that uncertainty easier. CUL works...

A proposed Department of Education rule would make borrowers ineligible for loan forgiveness if the administration doesn’t approve of their work.

The Institute for Policy Integrity at New York University School of Law regularly hires legal/economic fellows and other staff members to conduct research, contribute to policy advocacy efforts, and p...

The Trump Administration has undertaken an aggressive deregulatory agenda, which has included several harmful actions targeting beneficial environmental and energy rules. In response, we’ve published ...

When the Supreme Court first articulated the major questions doctrine a few years ago, many viewed it primarily as an antiregulatory tool. But as the Court has applied the doctrine, it is more aptly u...

In these comments, we urge the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to finalize its proposed heat protections for workers (the Proposed Rule). OSHA’s analysis shows that the Proposed R...

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in a case that could reduce the scope of one of the nation’s bedrock environmental laws. The case deals with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEP…