Jonathan H. Adler

Several years ago, Adam Bonica (Stanford University), Adam S. Chilton (University of Chicago), Kyle Rozema (Northwestern University) and Maya Sen (Harvard

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin has announced that the agency will reconsider the so-called endangerment finding, which triggers

This afternoon, the Supreme Court granted an application for an injunction against the federal government barring the summary removal of Venezuelan

Today the Supreme Court granted Maine state representative Laurel Libby's request for an emergency injunction pending appeal as she seeks to vindicate her

A draft of the Environmental Protection Agency's proposed regulation to undo the Biden Administration's regulations governing greenhouse gas emissions

Last week, the Supreme Court issued its long-awaited opinion in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County. This opinion scaled back the

As legislative efforts to limit fossil fuel consumption falter, environmental activists have turned to the courts with increasing frequency and

My article, "Is the Business of the Roberts Court (Still) Business?" has just been published in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social

Sunday's New York Times featured an extensive profile of Justice Amy Coney Barrett. The article contained one interesting tidbit about the PennEast case.

Today's New York Times reports that some federal judges are unhappy with the Supreme Court's repeated grant of interim relief to…