UC Berkeley School of Law
Eric Biber is a specialist in conservation biology, land-use planning and public lands law. Biber brings technical and legal scholarship to the field of environmental law. Prior to joining Berkeley Law in 2006, he worked in the Denver office of Earthjustice, a public-interest nonprofit organization specializing in public lands and other environmental cases. His principal research interests include environmental and natural resources law, administrative law and property.
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Making It Work: Administrative Reform of California's Housing Framework
How recent legislative changes have been the state greater power to enable prohousing policies
Analyzing the revisions to the ESA regulations (Part V)
Overall, the revised regulations increase agency discretion, particularly to avoid consideration of climate change
Analyzing the revised ESA regulations (Part IV)
The most important revisions to the regulations affect how federal agencies avoid harm to endangered species under Section 7 of the ESA
Analyzing the revised ESA regulations (Part III)
Regulations would make it easier for agency to avoid protections for threatened species
Analyzing the revised ESA regulations (Part II)
Regulations would make it harder to protect species and habitat because of climate change
Analyzing the revised ESA regulations (Intro)
Trump Administration revisions would make significant changes to how Act operates
The filibuster and climate change legislation
Should we eliminate the Senate filibuster to advance climate change legislation
Why is Newsom vetoing SB 1?
Comparing the Governor's statements with the text of the bill
Why are automakers fighting Trump's emissions rollback?
The answer may lie in the electric vehicle investments the industry is busy making
Warren's public lands policy proposal
The Senator's policy proposals have a lot of good points, but could be even better
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