Criminal prosecution for major regulatory offenses, for a while the norm and then the exception, is once again on the rise. Government officials, facing dwindling enforcement budgets, are hauling malfeasant corporations and their executives into court to face charges.
On Natural Resource Management and State Fragility in the African Context.
Not your father's reinvention initiative, E-Enterprise for the Environment was developed by a joint state-federal workgroup to move beyond the cooperative model that has characterized environmental protection into a system of shared responsibility among co-regulators.
The digital transformation of the environment, health, and safety profession and practice.
On the challenges and opportunities of citizen science.
Ten things that every American environmental professional should know about China before engaging with the world's second-largest economy.
Greater ambition is more easily realized when costs are low.
A new position and new programs are facilitating cooperation and coordination.
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett v. EPA, citizen-developers are fighting back against doubtful Clean Water Act enforcement actions. Two subsequent lower-court decisions provide backing for the public in developing alleged wetlands.
