Hosted by Daniel Pope and Taylor Stuart, the Environmental Law Monitor is a place for thoughtful conversations ranging from the latest developments to perennial topics like litigation, enforcement and compliance assurance.
Edwards Aquifer Blindcats: A Potentially Endangered Species With Amanda Glen and Ann Navaro
Daniel Pope, Ann Navaro and Amanda Glen of SWCA discuss blind catfish in the Edwards Aquifer.
A Strategic Approach to Emissions Credits With Anew’s Kyle Breeze
Daniel Pope and Whit Swift talk with Kyle Breeze of Anew about Houston-area emissions credits.
Key Developments in Environmental Law and Policy in 2023, and What’s Ahead in 2024
Daniel Pope, Taylor Stuart, Ann Navaro and Tim Wilkins look back at 2023 and preview 2024.
Demystifying The Good Neighbor Rule: Summary and Litigation Update
Daniel Pope, Taylor Stuart and Brittany Pemberton make sense of EPA’s Good Neighbor Rule.
Chevron Overboard? Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo With Prof. Kristin Hickman
Daniel Pope talks with scholar Kristin Hickman about the history and influence of Chevron deference.
Community Engagement With Jackie Medcalf
Daniel Pope, Jackie Medcalf and Steven Cook talk engaging with communities on environmental issues.
Determining Corporate Liability in the Context of Environmental Risk: Making Sense of United States v. Bestfoods
Daniel Pope talks with Jason Hutt about the environmental aspect of United States v. Bestfoods.
The Role of Tax Incentives in Driving Carbon Capture and Environmental Compliance
Liz McGinley and Steven Cook discuss tax incentives and environmental compliance.
Back to the Future, Part 2: Learning PFAS Lessons From the History of MTBE With Steven Cook
The second part of a two-part episode continues the conversation about PFAS.
Back to the Future, Part 1: Learning PFAS Lessons From the History of MTBE With Steven Cook
Daniel Pope talks with Steven Cook about how companies and agencies deal with PFAS.
