A Phantom Tollbooth in the Strait of Hormuz?
Four things to know about the Law of the Sea—and whether Iran and Oman can charge ships for passage
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What This Summer’s Wildfires Are Teaching Us About Climate Law
Climate change is a stress test that shows flaws in our insurance markets, worker-safety protections, and in coastal management.
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Inside the Clearwater Free Speech Controversy
Berkeley Law's Dan Farber and I unpack the legal questions behind the Coast Guard's removal of the sloop Clearwater from New York Harbor's July 4th Parade.
Did the Coast Guard Fillet Free Speech on the Fourth of July?
A Hudson Valley sloop is booted out of a parade for speaking its mind.
When Schools Are Captured by Carbon
Big Oil is invading our university research centers and middle-school classrooms
The Reflecting Pool Is Green. Part of the Gulf Is Dying. Guess Which One Made the News.
Day 12: Reflecting Pool is still green.
Killer Heat: Why FEMA Ignores Our Most Lethal Type of Disaster
All Sizzle and No Steak
Field Notes: Three Ways to Think about Deep-Sea Mining (part 1)
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