June 10, 2024
THE CHALLENGE OF U.S. CLIMATE LAW IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS
What to Expect from Congress, the President, and the Supreme Court
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Harvard Law School
What climate laws and regulations can we expect from Congress and the Executive branch in the next five years? What difference will the 2024 presidential election make? And how will climate regulation fare in the face of a skeptical Supreme Court? Leading figures from law, politics, and business will discuss the most promising near-term possibilities for making progress on US climate, and the obstacles that lie in the way.
MODERATOR
JODY FREEMAN
Archibald Cox Professor of Law
Harvard Law School
RICHARD LAZARUS
Charles Stebbins Fairchild Professor of Law
Harvard Law School Environmental & Energy Law Program
PANELISTS
VICTORIA ARROYO
Associate Administrator for Policy
United States Environmental Protection Agency
ABIGAIL DILLEN
President
Earthjustice
GREG DOTSON
former Chief Counsel Senate EPW
former Senior Environmental Counsel to Henry Waxman
Roger Martella
Chief Sustainability Officer
GE Vernova
MARY NICHOLS
Distinguished Counsel
Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
DON VERRILLI
former Solicitor General
United States