Environment – Penn Program on Regulation

Environment

Working Papers

Environmental Soft Law as a Governance Strategy

Cary Coglianese

The Costs of Critical Habitat or Owl’s Well That Ends Well

Jonathan Klick & J.B. Ruhl

Central Banks and Climate Change

Christina Parajon Skinner

The Deregulation Deception

Cary Coglianese, Natasha Sarin & Stuart Shapiro

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Essays

Thinking Harder and Smarter About Wildland Fire

Deborah Sivas

Climate Change Is a Systemic Financial Risk

Veena Ramani

The Art of the Climate Change War

Joseph E. Aldy and Richard Zeckhauser

All Environment Essays

Course Spotlight

Land Use Law

Wendell Pritchett

Penn Provost; Presidential Professor of Law and Education

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Student Programs

Gain a deeper understanding of environmental law and regulation through specialized joint degree and certificate programs, as well as the Environmental Law Project.

Articles

Adapting Our Flood Risk Policies to Changing Conditions

Carolyn Kousky, Howard Kunreuther, Siyuan Xian & Ning Lin

Measuring the Welfare Gains from Optimal Incentive Regulation

Jose Miguel Abito

Collective Goods and the Court

Eric W. Orts & Amy J. Sepinwall

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Faculty Profile

Arthur van Benthem

Associate Professor of Business Economics & Public Policy

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Events

The Fracking Debate

Daniel Raimi

Fellow, Resources for the Future

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Best-in-Class Regulator Initiative

The Penn Program on Regulation engaged in public dialogues and produced research and reports establishing a framework for defining and attaining regulatory excellence, within the energy sector and beyond. Read the Initiative’s final report by Cary Coglianese, Listening, Learning, and Leading: A Framework for Regulatory Excellence.