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    Climate Change and Taxes

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    This post examines the economics of sustainability, focusing on “Green Taxes” like carbon tax that targets harmful environmental activities. While such taxes encourage eco-friendly behavior, barriers to implementation in the U.S. entail social concerns, political resistance, and economic distortions. Alternatives include deductions for green businesses and indirect taxes, although voluntary compliance limits their effectiveness.

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    Response to “No, Really, Civil Procedure Matters: Look at the State and Local Climate Cases”

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    It all starts with civil procedure. Professor Sean Lyness’s article No, Really, Civil Procedure Matters: Look at the State and Local Climate Cases, emphasizes the implications of civil procedure by highlighting cases involving state and local governments’ climate change lawsuits against fossil fuel companies. The cases demonstrate that procedural intricacies, such as jurisdiction and venue…