Broad delegations like those dealing with emergencies and national security invite abuse. Gorsuch is right about this, but not the cure.

In his “State of the Force” address, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth focused on the culture war and accused reporters of “treason” over Iran war coverage.

Grant cancellations, staff reductions, and other policy changes far overstep the president’s authority while limiting FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters.

Broad delegations like those dealing with emergencies and national security invite abuse. Gorsuch is right about this, but not the cure.

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The Trump administration's new CAFE standards actually make cars LESS fuel efficient, defy Congressional intent, and increase pollution.

The governor's races are toss-ups or have only a slight lean in five states The outcomes could have a big effect on energy policies.

Whether it's emitting toxics, halting windmill projects, or threatening endangered whales, national security is always the excuse.

Email from UC Berkeley School of Law     As the midterm elections approach, the Edley Center is pleased to share vital new election law materials on our website. The first set of materials addresses a

Whether it's emitting toxics, halting windmill projects, or threatening endangered whales, national security is always the excuse.

The gift from Phil Knight, the Nike co-founder, is the largest known donation to a flagship university. It will fund a new engineering college.

Montana is launching a risky experiment in which untested medical treatments will be sold freely inside the state.

Plus, a trip to Italy’s Costa Smeralda and three real-estate pros share some over-the-top asks from their clients.

The Feds have used a vaguely defined "emergency" to keep open uneconomic coal-fired power plants, only to get slapped down in the DC Circuit.

Given the facts as the Court presented them, its ruling that there was no standing in the ballroom cases shouldn't impact environmental law.

The baseline prediction is longterm stagnation in oil markets and growth in natural gas driven by exports. That's probably too optimistic.

Join the Center for Progressive Reform for a webinar, “Oral Arguments in Suncor v. Boulder: What to Expect, What to Look For.” The first oral argument scheduled for the U.S. Supreme Court’s next term...

Lutnick said $500bn of estimated $1tn needed to fund checks to all US adults could come from new visa program

The Wall Street Journal's news coverage of electric vehicles is a lot more positive than you might expect from a conservative business outlet.

The baseline prediction is longterm stagnation in oil markets and growth in natural gas driven by exports. That's probably too optimistic.

The Wall Street Journal's news coverage of electric vehicles is a lot more positive than you might expect from a conservative business outlet.

The Trump Administration is profligate with claims of national security & emergency claims. Courts are starting to get skeptical.

Given the facts as the Court presented them, its ruling that there was no standing in the ballroom cases shouldn't impact environmental law.

Join Berkeley Law's Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment (CLEE) for a symposium marking the research center's 20th anniversary.

There's a lot to be said for permit reform, but we need to avoid throwing out the environment a baby with the procedural bathwater.

Given the facts as the Court presented them, its ruling that there was no standing in the ballroom cases shouldn't impact environmental law.

Given the facts as the Court presented them, its ruling that there was no standing in the ballroom cases shouldn't impact environmental law.

Parts of Biden's climate legacy survive, despite Trump. It's not that easy to kill off energy technologies that are sweeping the world.

President Trump just changed Lake Ontario to Lake America. Why stop there? Why not change "atmosphere" to "manosphere"?

Only four congressional districts in California are in play. Democrats have the edge, but the Republicans have a real shot at winning.

President Trump just changed Lake Ontario to Lake America. Why stop there? Why not change "atmosphere" to "manosphere"?

Parts of Biden's climate legacy survive, despite Trump. It's not that easy to kill off energy technologies that are sweeping the world.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Chronicle readers comment on electric vehicle ownership, reinstating the SAT at UC, revenue for fairgrounds and Piedmont’s exclusivity.

Clean energy investments have taken a hit from Trump but are stabilizing. Consumers are turning to rooftop solar, EV/hybrids, and batteries.

From geysers of toxic wastewater in Texas to the disappearing reservoirs on the Colorado, our water systems are sending us cries for help.

The $500,000 commitment from Ruth Bell ’67 and her husband Joseph Bell aims to expand the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment’s impact in guiding California policymakers.

Today's entering law students are tomorrow's environmental and energy lawyers. They're urgently needed in this time of crisis.

While public attention has strayed elsewhere, climate change is roaring along anyway. Tick tock, tick tock.

A recent Ninth Circuit cases tests the Supreme Court's new approach to reviewing agency decisions, with big implications for air pollution.

The Danube is now only 9 inches deep in places. The Colorado River drought is the worse in 1200 years. And things could get worse.

SummaryAggressive gerrymandering has given Republicans a better chance of holding control of the House of Representatives. Democrats have an uphill battle in trying to take control of the Senate becau...

Good news: U.S. carbon emissions will continue to fall until after Trump is out of office. After that, it will all depend on us.