Via the Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic The Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic submitted comments today on behalf of a group of leading scientists in opposition to the …
What’s the Deal with Transparency in Science? The Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic filed multi-disciplinary comment letters challenging EPA’s scientific “transparency” rule
By: Lynne Dzubow, Clinical Fellow The Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic (EL&PC) submitted two sets of comments in August 2018 challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) …
The Trump Administration’s Wonderland View of Transparency: Is an Agency’s FOIA Process Still Transparent if an Information Request Goes Nowhere?
By: Lynne Dzubow, Clinical Fellow On January 29, 2019, the Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic (EL&PC) submitted comments challenging the Department of the Interior’s (DOI) proposed …
Emmett Clinic Submits Comments Opposing Trump Administration’s Proposal to Weaken Clean Water Act Protections
Via the Emmett Environmental Law and Policy Clinic The Emmett Environmental Law & Policy Clinic submitted comments in opposition to the Trump Administration’s proposal to revise the definition …
Clinic Paper Supports Use of Ratepayer Funds to Replace Lead Service Lines
Via the Emmett Environmental Law and Policy Clinic The Clinic is releasing a paper analyzing the authority of water utilities in thirteen key states to use ratepayer funds to pay for full lead service …
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Laws in states with the most lead service lines support using rates to fund replacement on private property: New analysis
Via the Environmental Defense Fund By: Tom Neltner Lead service lines (LSLs) – the lead pipes that connect a building’s plumbing to the water main under the street – are a significant source of …