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Companies will still face pressure to manage for climate change, even as government rolls back US climate policy
As the federal government moves to eliminate U.S. climate rules, companies still face pressure to be better stewards of the planet Read MoreApr. 11, 2025
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JETLaw 2025 Symposium Explores the Future of Healthcare Technology Law
The event featured conversations on several key facets of the legal landscape of healthcare and healthcare technology Read MoreMar. 4, 2025
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Quantum Potential Podcast: Lauren Sudeall
Vanderbilt provost C. Cybele Raver explores civil justice inequities with Lauren Sudeall, director of Vanderbilt’s Access to Justice program Read MoreFeb. 12, 2025
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Voting Rights Claims Plunge in Wake of Supreme Court Decision
Vanderbilt Law's James Blumstein said Brnovich tried to refocus Section 2 on what it was initially intended for: equal access to voting. Read MoreFeb. 12, 2025
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Blackness as Nuisance
Vanderbilt Social Justice Reporter hosted Professor Jamila Jefferson to discuss her paper #LivingWhileBlack: Blackness as Nuisance Read MoreJan. 21, 2025
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Supreme Court could narrow the scope of federal environmental reviews, with less consideration of how projects would contribute to climate change
The Supreme Court’s ruling could significantly affect how NEPA applies going forward, especially with respect to climate change Read MoreDec. 5, 2024
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Energy, Environment & Land Use Program Faculty Panel Tackles “Supreme” Changes in Environmental Law
Vanderbilt EELU faculty discuss three recent Supreme Court cases with major implications for environmental law and beyond. Read MoreSep. 12, 2024