Jody Freeman
@JodyFreemanHLS
Harvard Law Professor, Climate & Energy Expert, Founder & Director of @HarvardEELP, Former Obama WH Official. Bio & disclosures: https://t.co/rhvV8uHxy1.
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http://www.law.harvard.edu/faculty/directory/10285/Freeman 22-10-2013 20:13:20
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🚨New CleanLaw podacst🚨
Listen to Professor Richard Lazarus and Andrew Mergen discuss the Endangered Species Act at 50, including how the law has protected numerous species, how it could be improved, and the risks the ESA could face in the future.
eelp.law.harvard.edu/2024/01/cleanl…
What will brighten up the holidays? Our comprehensive methane podcast! Bjorn Otto Sverdrup, Riley Duren, Peter Zalzal & Carrie Jenks join me for a deep dive on domestic & global efforts to reduce this potent GHG. Interesting, insightful and optimistic! eelp.law.harvard.edu/2023/12/cleanl…
Sober overview of what did and didn’t happen at the COP, including on methane, adaptation, loss & damage etc. from my HKS colleague Robert N. Stavins who smartly rejects the simplistic “success or failure?” frame for evaluating these complex climate meetings: mailchi.mp/73493f2f2c22/w…
While we digest the COP climate meeting… here’s what you need to know about EPA’s new methane rule for the oil & gas sector. A terrific summary from our ace team at HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program 👇🏻
eelp.law.harvard.edu/2023/12/epas-f…
Here's our summary of the 'super-emitter' program in EPA's new methane rule which allows for third party detection. The program includes several steps: Detect, Evaluate, Investigate, Correct & Monitor etc. We'll keep sharing analysis + a podcast is coming! eelp.law.harvard.edu/2023/12/super-…
Here's the second half of our terrific panel discussion on COP 28 - we identify successes & failures to date (tho I prefer to call them remaining challenges). Chaired by @DSandalow with Laurence Tubiana, Richard Newell, Sue Biniaz & other insightful commentators. Worth a listen!
Really enjoyed being part of this terrific panel on the road to COP 28. Moderated by the wonderful David Sandalow featuring the US State Dept.'s Sue Biniaz, RFF's Richard Newell, ECF's Laurence Tubiana, & other leading voices. My reflections @ ~ 40min mark. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dee…
I always appreciate Nadja Popovich’s graphics, which make the challenges & opportunities of the energy transition so vivid - today’s piece shows how far we’ve come globally cleaning up the power sector and how far we have to go. Snapshot so helpful. nytimes.com/interactive/20…
OMB has updated 'Circular A4' which governs how agencies conduct cost benefit analysis- with a lower default discount rate, nuanced attention to distributional concerns & more, Ricky Revesz puts his stamp on how the USG values envtl, climate & other rules: whitehouse.gov/omb/briefing-r…
Sad to learn of Dick Stewart's passing - a giant of administrative & environmental law w. a legacy of unmatched achievements in Government & academia, including the classic 'The Reformation of American Administrative Law'. Many of us walk in his footsteps. obits.mlive.com/us/obituaries/…
New podcast! Enjoyed being interviewed by jcraigwilliams on #lawyer2lawyer discussing the Supreme Court's hostile attitude to environmental regulation, its disastrous Sackett decision + all we're doing at Harvard to make climate, energy & env'l progress. legaltalknetwork.com/podcasts/lawye…
Important National Academies report says “single greatest risk to successful energy transition during 2020s is that U.S. fails to site, modernize, and build out the electrical grid.” Report recommends key siting & permitting reforms + private sector axns.
nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/25931/….