Daniel A. Farber

Across the country, law school centers are working hard to move the ball forward on environmental law and policy. They're a great example of university commitment to public service. Check here to find a center near you. https://t.co/vczrSOc2EW

Like King Canute ordering the tide to halt, Republicans are trying to halt the shift to electric vehicles. But it's not only the wave of the future. It's a wave that is already producing great benefits for their own voters. Something has to give. https://t.co/hMWma87niT

This is Environmental History Week -- a time to look back at the evolution of U.S. climate law. The most important factor been Congress -- its expected action, its failure to act, and finally its major intervention with the IRA. https://t.co/b5hiKNj0cf

Indonesia is the world's fourth largest country, right after China, India & the US. It's gotten little or no attention in discussions of climate policy. That needs to change. https://t.co/j2ZkwDR69v

Some of the most important factors in environmental law are numbers like 12 μg/m³ (the current particulate standard). It's really hard to keep track of these numbers and how they've changed over time. Here's what you need to know https://t.co/9NINvnG0xn

The environmental stakes in the next election couldn't be higher. The impact on global climate will last for many generations. Here's where things stand and where Democrats have to win to keep the White House and at least one House of Congress. https://t.co/cMHte03JO5

RT @CPRBlog: Continuing our series on Environmental Justice, a post by @dfarber of @BerkeleyLaw explores the critical intersection of equal…

RT @JohnHKnox: @CPRBlog @WFULawSchool In the 3d post in the @CPRBlog series, @dfarber gives practical suggestions on how the US can address…

RT @CPRBlog: Member Scholar @dfarber will discuss #climate policy & the Inflation Reduction Act in a Nov. 20 lunch & learn session hosted b…

Climate change is a hoax, perpetrated by the Chinese. Or is it George Soros? Or Bill Gates? Or maybe the Lizard People? Here's a collection of the climate conspiracy theories infecting the collective psyche. https://t.co/9zL94dIve0

Looking for a last-minute costume? Here are some ideas for the era we live in, including "Cruella de Coal," the "Endangered Mermaid," and the "Mad, Mad Methane Monster." https://t.co/m2RvpZKp2R

Halloween is coming: a night of ghosts, ghouls, and vampires. But if you care about the future of the planet, none of those creatures are as scary as THIS: https://t.co/Mh1rBTYfJY

Eco-Pragmatism & Human Rigjts. As it turns out, human rights law resonates with a deeply pragmatic effort to reduce environmental risks for disadvantaged communities. Here's how that works. https://t.co/oOAD9NGhTN

Republican lawmakers think renewable energy & electric vehicles are terrible and woke. And they really, really like having more of those clean energy investments and jobs in their districts. https://t.co/YKlPSgVHA5

A disaster in the making: The new Speaker of the House is a climate change denier, an election deniar, and the least experienced Speaker in 140 years. What could possibly go wrong? https://t.co/gow53y7ogI