Category: Environmental News
Anderson says Texans will no longer be held responsible for offsetting billions of dollars in foreign pollution impacts under his TCEQ chairmanship
(Houston) – March 20, 2018 – Letter (more…)
Jed Anderson says . . . “I’m running”
(Houston, February 27, 2018)
Capitol-watchers and the American-Statesman apparently were confused when I ran for this position back in June.
Now (more…)
The insurance aspects inherent in the market-based approach of the Draft Clean Air Act of 2018 could reduce millions of pounds of excess emissions
(Houston – February 21, 2018) – Letter (more…)
How Environmental Regulation is Growing Despite President Trump’s Efforts
(Houston) – February 16, 2018 – Letter from the Editor
Environmental requirements are growing. President Trump (more…)
Artificial intelligence (A.I.), remote sensing, and other technological advancements will be the “engines” powering the simplified Clean Air Act of 2018
(Houston) – February 9, 2018 – Letter (more…)
(Houston) – January 19, 2018
Jed Anderson, an environmental attorney with the AL Law Group and former attorney with Baker Botts and Vinson & Elkins, and an Adjunct Professor (more…)
(Houston) – January 15, 2018
Jed Anderson of the AL Law Group has re-written the U.S Clean Air Act.
“People kept telling me it was impossible, . . . so I did it (more…)
(Houston) – January 8, 2018
A new “win-win” U.S. Clean Air Act has been drafted. The new Act implements a comprehensive multi-pollutant market based system that reduces more pollution (more…)
(Houston) – January 1, 2018
Here is the latest re-write of the U.S. Clean Air Act from CleanAirReform.org:
The Draft Clean Air Act of 2018
(Houston) – January 5, 2018 – Letter from the Editor
Most of the underlying concepts in the draft Clean Air Act of 2018 are plagiarism. I stole (more…)
