Federal Public Lands Policy and the Climate Crisis and Proposed Policy: Sequential Mitigation and Net Conservation Benefit

Authors

Robert L. Fischman, Indiana University Maurer School of LawFollow

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Description

Professor Fischman's contributions to this colleciton include the sections, "Federal Public Lands Policy and the Climate Crisis" and "Proposed Policy: Sequential Mitigation and Net Conservation Benefit."

Publication Date

10-2020

Publisher

Center for Progressive Reform

City

Washington, DC

Disciplines

Environmental Law | Law

Comments

Center for Progressive Reform. Climate, Energy, Justice: The Policy Path to a Just Transition for an Energy-Hungry America. Center for Progressive Reform, 2020.

Accomplishing the ambitious challenge of a clean energy transition that leaves no one behind requires insightful, creative, carefully crafted policies. In the pages that follow, CPR's co-authors offer recommendations addressing specific sectors critical to a clean transition, including electricity, transportation, and public lands, then go on to offer cross-cutting recommendations relevant throughout the federal government, addressing climate justice, governance mechanisms, and the relationships among federal agencies, the states, and the courts.

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• https://www.progressivereform.org

Recommended Citation

Fischman, Robert L., "Federal Public Lands Policy and the Climate Crisis and Proposed Policy: Sequential Mitigation and Net Conservation Benefit" (2020). Books & Book Chapters by Maurer Faculty. 231.
https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/facbooks/231