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Journal Article

Penn Central Take Two

This article examines regulatory property, like pollution credits, and the complicated trade-offs raised between the need for stability in property-based entitlements and policy flexibility in governance, arguing that the creation of regulatory property should not prevent policy changes far into the future.
Christopher Serkin
February 5, 2016
Agency FilingRisk Management

Comments on the CEQ’s Revised Draft Guidance on Consideration of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Effects of Climate Change in NEPA Reviews

These comments discuss the Council on Environmental Quality's proposed guidance on the consideration of greenhouse gas emissions and effects of climate change in NEPA reviews. The comments argue that agencies should be required to consider the effects of climate change on the environmental consequences of proposed actions.