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Environmentalism is at a crossroads: major infrastructure to support renewable energy development needs to be built, but without dismantling important environmental safeguards. SLS Professor Deborah Sivas and Professor of the Practice, David Hayes, share their takes on permitting infrastructure reform and whether environmental law can deliver on abundance and democracy below. Read more in the Fall 2026 newsletter!
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Trump administration ratchets up its fight to get more oil flowing from California
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Inês Azevedo named new director of the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment
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California oil fight tests state's right to push back against Washington during war
Trump energy chief attacks California oil and gas policies in Long Beach
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Dutch Advocate for the North Sea Selected for Stanford University’s 2025 Bright Award
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2XIvOJ9v7s Emilie Reuchlin was just 6 years old when a visit to a seal rescue center in the Netherlands changed the course of her life. Faced with an orphaned pup the center didn’t have room to save, the Dutch schoolgirl made a quiet, fierce vow: she would devote her life…
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