# Michael Gerrard

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228. The Legal War on Fossil Fuels

Today, Professor Michael Gerrard joins Matt to share his journey into environmental law, inspired by growing up amid pollution and attending the first Earth Day in 1970. He explains the mission of Columbia Law School’s Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and outlines the most effective legal tools …

From Superfund to Solar: Prof. Michael Gerrard on the Evolution of Environmental Law

Environmental law has shifted dramatically over the last few decades. What started as a battle against pollution and hazardous waste has evolved into a massive sector focused on the energy transition and infrastructure development. Michael Gerrard shares stories from his 30-year career in private p…

Trump Scraps Bedrock of Climate Rules

  Michael Gerrard, a professor at Columbia Law School and director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, discusses the Trump administration’s revocation of the bedrock of climate rules. Constitutional law professor David Super of Georgetown Law, discusses the tens of billions of dollars Pres…

For nearly 20 years, the EPA has regulated greenhouse gases. No more.

Last week, the Trump administration announced it was repealing a 2009 determination called the endangerment finding. That finding had been the basis by which the EPA had assumed the right to regulate greenhouse gases for nearly 20 years. How will its repeal impact Americans and is the Supreme Court…

Season 3 - Episode 1 - The Endangerment Finding and Climate Policy: Fact, Fiction, and Fairness

Send us Fan Mail Welcome back everyone! It is a challenging time for climate policy. As you may know, the endangerment finding was just repealed by the US Supreme Court. Almost as soon as that ruling went live, so did a great deal of half-truths and misconceptions on potential applicability. We wal…

Michael Gerrard and Jeff Holmstead on Next Chapter in US Climate Policy

The climate policy landscape in the US is in flux. Last month, the Environmental Protection Agency repealed its own power to regulate greenhouse gases. Two weeks later, the Supreme Court said it will hear a case which the city of Boulder, Colorado, brought against the oil companies ExxonMobil and S…

233. The Plan to Flip the 2026 Midterms w/ Nathaniel Stinnett

Today, Matt speaks with Nathaniel Stinnett, returning guest and Founder and Executive Director of the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), about the climate movement’s political power problem. Nathaniel explains why tens of millions of environmentalists don’t vote — and why the number one answer peop…

Bunker USA: Is the US drilling itself to oblivion?

The US isn’t delivering on its pledges to reverse climate change. The Willow Project in Alaska, labelled by some as a “carbon bomb”, is a key example of that. But with global energy supply chains so massively disrupted by the war in Ukraine, are these kinds of projects justified? Michael Gerrard is…

Canadian Wildfire Damage & Trump's Multibillion Dollar Lawsuits

Columbia Law School’s Michael Gerrard, an expert on environmental law and director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, discusses the legalities around the wildfire smoke from Canada entering the US. Bloomberg legal reporter Erik Larson discusses the status of President Trump’s multibillion …

Big Oil, AR-15s, and The Right to Vote Hit SCOTUS

The Supreme Court’s new term is packed with cases that could reshape the legal landscape on climate change, gun rights and voting. In our annual SCOTUS preview, we break down three of the term’s most pivotal cases and explore how they reflect the high court’s growing role in our most consequential …