The Legal Aggregate
Can An Economic Giant Clean Up Natural Gas — And Then Swap In Hydrogen?
(Originally published by Canary Media on January 31, 2023) Special report: South Korea, a top importer of U.S. natural gas, wants to curb its carbon emissions and ultimately shift to cleaner energy. Will its bid work? This is part two of an in-depth reporting project. On the airborne approach to South Korea’s capital, in…
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Roe v. Wade at 50: Stanford Faculty on the Constitutional Right to an Abortion, Overturned with Dobbs
Stanford’s David Sklansky on Special Counsel Investigation of Biden Documents
Stanford's Jane Schacter on Landmark Legislation to Protect Marriage Equality
Elite Universities and the US News Rankings
Amid Debate Around SCOTUS Gerrymandering Case, Stanford’s Michael McConnell Shares Insights on Questions of Federalism
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‘Beloved’ and ‘Prolific’ SLS Scholar Honored for His Two Most Recent Books
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William B. Gould IV
1954 was a pivotal year for William B. Gould IV. He was one of only two Black students in the college…
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2022 End-of-Year Faculty Reading List
Rabia Belt, Associate Professor of Law, recommends Stephen King’s Carrie My recommendation is Stephen King’s Carrie, but it is mostly…
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