Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law

Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law The Center for Law, Energy & the Environment channels the expertise of the Berkeley Law community to

The Center for Law, Energy & the Environment (CLEE) at Berkeley Law develops policy solutions to the most pressing environmental and energy issues at the state, local, and national levels. CLEE plays a direct role in advancing environmental policy and regularly convenes government leaders, academics, legal practitioners, businesses, and non-profits. CLEE's expertise includes climate change, renewa

ble energy, water conservation, land use, and sustainable urban design. CLEE was established in 2006 to oversee and expand Berkeley Law’s nationally renowned Environmental Law Program. It developed the nation’s first comprehensive courses in climate change and renewable energy law and policy, and continues to enhance opportunities for students, alumni, and the wider environmental and energy community.

We're for two research fellow positions! We're seeking a Transportation and Climate Change Research Fellow and a Clima...
06/23/2023

We're for two research fellow positions! We're seeking a Transportation and Climate Change Research Fellow and a Climate Change Policy Research Fellow. Find out more below and apply today.

Transportation and Climate Change Research Fellow: https://aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF03944
Climate Change Policy Research Fellow: https://aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF03968

Learn about CLEE: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/research/clee/
Meet our team: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/research/clee/about/people/

04/05/2023

The Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law and ILG are surveying California to collect information on agencies’ climate plans, actions and opportunities, and barriers to progress. Respond to the survey by Friday 4/7 to help shape the development of climate planning resources to aid local governments: http://bit.ly/42TOriu

Exciting news! We're thrilled to announce our incredible Host Committee for the Ecology Law Quarterly Banquet, all of wh...
03/30/2023

Exciting news! We're thrilled to announce our incredible Host Committee for the Ecology Law Quarterly Banquet, all of whom are alumni of the law school. A big thank you to Ecology Law Quarterly Founder William Chamberlain, Louise Nelson Dyble, Megan Jennings, Christopher Mortweet, Robert "Perl" Perlmutter, Claudia Polsky, Deanna Ruth Rutter, Miyoko Sakash*ta, Marc Zeppetello, Erin Ziegler, and Scott Zimmermann for their support! Don't miss out on this unforgettable event honoring California State Senator Nancy Skinner. Get your tickets now at law.berkeley.edu/elqbanquet23.

03/30/2023

How do we measure the impacts of fires?
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Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law and the Climate & Wildfire Institute, with funding from Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, will present the Annual Wildfire Data Explorer. Questions addressed: How is wildfire impacting landscapes? How is wildfire impacting ecological resilience? What are the social impacts of wildfire? What is the cost of wildfire response and recovery?
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Join us online or in Sacramento for the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Meeting this Thursday, March 30, to get answers to these questions and much more.

Details and registration >> https://bit.ly/TF-Mtg-2303
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Mark your calendars for a night of fun, food, and inspiration at the 2023 Ecology Law Quarterly Banquet on Thursday, Apr...
03/24/2023

Mark your calendars for a night of fun, food, and inspiration at the 2023 Ecology Law Quarterly Banquet on Thursday, April 27! Join us as we celebrate the students of Berkeley Law's #1 environmental law program, featuring State Senator Nancy Skinner. Don't miss out on this amazing event!

Get tickets and sponsor: https://na.eventscloud.com/elq23

03/10/2022

When the IPCC released its latest climate science report a few weeks ago, many commentators observed that the report should heighten our sense of urgency about climate action. Most of that discussion was at a very general level. It’s worth taking a closer look at some key findings and their policy...

How a grassroots movement saved humanity from climate change - and other stories from the future. A conversation about t...
09/13/2021

How a grassroots movement saved humanity from climate change - and other stories from the future. A conversation about the role of under-resourced and overburdened communities as the architects and organizers of a just and sustainable world.

Join us for a lunch & learn about grassroots organizing and climate justice with Sekita Grant of The Solutions Project.

Register here👇https://berkeley.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zlPWMgONQqqx5XRT1whsUw

Transitioning buildings from natural gas to clean electricity will be key to reaching California's ambitious emissions r...
07/21/2021

Transitioning buildings from natural gas to clean electricity will be key to reaching California's ambitious emissions reductions goals. The City of Berkeley has taken a lead on this issue by banning natural gas hookups in new low-rise construction. Earlier this month, the ban survived a challenge in federal court, although opponents are planning to appeal the decision. Join us next Wednesday, July 28 to discuss the path to building decarbonization in California.

Panelists include:
🔹Councilwoman Kate Harrison, City of Berkeley
🔹Denise Grab, Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)
🔹Ethan Elkind, CLEE

Register➡️https://berkeley.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iL7-WXKcREKmcvNepf1Z6g

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