Volume 55, Issue 1
Respected scientists from the IPCC warn of catastrophic risks due to human-induced climate change. We must protect all scientists from legal attacks on their work.
A unanimous Supreme Court declines to use the dormant Commerce Clause doctrine to hog regulatory power from states and hamstring their ability to promote clean energy.
The Supreme Court’s recent decisions in two water cases restrict roles and rights for the federal government and tribes.
If technical and nontechnical barriers to its implementation were removed, geothermal energy could eventually play a leading role in the energy transition.
PFAS toxicity risks are clear as mud, with a few exceptions, but the trend to evaluate PFAS as a complex mixture adds additional uncertainty to understanding of health outcomes.
Join SEER in Washington, D.C., for the 31st Fall Conference from October 11–13 at the Grand Hyatt Washington.
An appreciative send-off to outgoing publications officer Norman Dupont, and looking forward to the prosperous future of SEER publications.
Sign up for SEER committee communications this 2023-2024 ABA year and explore the updated committees.
The Section chair shares his goals to expand the Section’s reach as a premier forum and urges members to fully utilize their SEER benefits.
Keep up with your fellow Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources members’ recent moves and noteworthy accomplishments.