In his teaching, writing and engagement with policy, Pearce helped reshape environmental policy to address new and growing concerns.
Furthermore, the possibility of assigning contributions of individual regions to damage could have the potential to reshape environmental litigation9, raising questions regarding damage and responsibility in national jurisdictions, and thus climate justice.
WASHINGTON — The retirement of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy from the Supreme Court could significantly reshape environmental law in the decades ahead and potentially make it easier for the Trump administration to roll back Obama-era climate change policies in the coming years, legal experts said.
Because reshaping our environmental impact means reworking our economy, there will inevitably be competing visions about who deserves to benefit and what kind of economy we should build.
Amos is, by many accounts, reshaping the postmodern environmental movement.
Signaling his intention to reshape California's environmental policies, Gov. Pete Wilson named a 34-year-old federal official to head a new California Environmental Protection Agency.
Deeply disruptive forces — rapidly evolving information technology, globalization and environmental stresses — are radically reshaping the jobs market.
Participants' narratives are interwoven with sociological and historical analyses of changes to show how contemporary Australians are experiencing and adapting to dramatic socio-cultural and environmental changes that are reshaping their lives and, in many cases, their bodies.
Because another truth is that our Great Recession as well as our environmental and health crises are reshaping our choices.
He seems confident that he will succeed in reshaping the EPA as he and Trump envision, despite environmental advocates vowing to battle him at every turn.
The economic and environmental benefits of the hybrid electric vehicles are greatly reshaping the modern transportation sector.
