Well said.

Proud of Maine Law's Energy and Environmental Law Society! Tune in with me tomorrow afternoon when they accept an ABA award for their program "Environmental Justice: An Anti-Racist Movement and Principles for Practice" (preserved here: youtu.be/QmAgjM6Up2Q).

The culmination of a lot of work and the beginning of more. Gratitude to all the collaborators. Check out the replay online and don’t miss next year’s event.

To the other torts profs out there, here’s a glimpse at the benefit of having the amazing Jennifer Wriggins as a colleague. Read this piece. Teach this stuff.

Congrats Lewis & Clark Law School (and all the finalists)! And shout out to my Maine Law team for winning best brief! Proud of this next generation of environmental advocates - seems like earth will need you… NELMCC_HaubLaw

The Supreme Court has prematurely and unjustifiably removed one tool to fight climate change. But it's a large toolkit, and much remains. -- EPA can still regulate GHGs from motor vehicles (the largest source) 🧵

As usual, a useful thread from Michael Gerrard.

After today’s SCOTUS ruling in #WVvEPA I think they might want to consider a change to 108 or NAAQS

Welcome to Maine! However you got here, you made it. 👏 Now you go forward together as the Maine Law class of 2025!

Congratulations to Refugee and Human Rights Clinic students Teddy and Andres for winning an Asylum case today in Boston!

Thanks USC Gould Law for inviting me and engaging with my ideas!

Thanks for the shoutout!

Last year, the Biden administration made clarifications to the #CleanWaterAct, but #SCOTUS could soon redefine what exactly "waters of the US" means. Anthony Moffa comments on what the decision could mean for the nation's wetlands. From grist's @maxmugrah: buff.ly/421iUdv

Today begins the journey Maine Law Class of 2026! Here’s to clear skies and calm seas.

I was honored to co-author a chapter for this book with the late Don Zillman (former dean of Maine Law) to whom the work is warmly dedicated.