Energy Policy and Public Lands: A Connect the Dots Podcast
In this episode of “Connect the Dots,” Rob Verchick interviews Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholar and University of Minnesota law professor Alexandra Klass. They connect the dots among public lands, energy resources, and climate change, discussing how land use makes powering our societies possible, and the role of the federal government in developing renewable energy resources.
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CPRBlog Posts:
- “A Defeat on Offshore Drilling Extends the Trump Administration's Losing Streak in Court,” by Alejandro Camacho, and Robert Glicksman April 11, 2019
- "The Hill Op-Ed: Blind Focus on 'Energy Dominance' May Cripple Endangered Species Act," by Alejandro Camacho, and Melissa Kelly, October 5, 2018
- "National Energy Policies and the Environment: Can the National Environmental Policy Act Provide a Harmonizing Framework?," by Robert Glicksman and Joel Mintz, February 18, 2013
- "Trump's Environmental Steamroller Bears Down on National Monuments," by Robert Glicksman,May 1, 2017
- "Kisor v. Wilkie: A Reprieve for Embattled Administrative State?," by Robert Glicksman, July 10, 2019
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- Alexandra Klass, University of Minnesota law professor and CPR Member Scholar
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