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Aseem Prakash
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Contributor, The Regulatory Review
Seattle
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By Jennifer Hadden, Aseem Prakash| Nature Verified Criticisms of climate policymaking and the Conference of the Parties (COP) process are mounting. In October 2024, Papua New Guinea’s foreign minister announced that the COP meetings were a “total waste of time” and that his government would not be attending1.
By Jennifer Hadden, Aseem Prakash| Nature Verified Criticisms of climate policymaking and the Conference of the Parties (COP) process are mounting. In October 2024, Papua New Guinea’s foreign minister announced that the COP meetings were a “total waste of time” and that his government would not be attending1.
By Kayla Morton Verified, Nives Dolsak, Aseem Prakash| The Regulatory Review@ Research shows that linking climate issues with other legislative priorities increases congressional support. The 2024 elections have raised questions about the future direction of climate policy in the United States. Many are concerned that legislative progress on climate issues will stall in the 119th U.S. Congress.
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The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review is an online publication dedicated to regulatory news, analysis, and opinion. Launched in 2009 as RegBlog, it rebranded to its current name and operates under the Penn Program on Regulation. The platform publishes content six days a week, including a twice-monthly supplement called The Regulatory Review In Depth, which features longer academic articles. The publication serves as a global resource for understanding the impacts of regulation on society. It has published over 4,500 essays contributed by judges, regulators, lawmakers, and regulatory scholars from around the world. The Regulatory Review aims to foster public understanding of regulation through rigorous analysis and diverse perspectives, making its content accessible to policymakers, academics, legal professionals, and the general public. The platform emphasizes clarity and scholarly rigor, providing educational resources for law students and professionals to engage with regulatory scholarship.
Seattle, United States
+1 215-898-6867
Founded: 2009