
Center for Progressive Reform
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“[R]egulatory protections enhance freedom” argues James Goodwin of Center for Progressive Reform. Read more analysis about how a stronger regulatory system supports and encourages civic engagement in Goowin’s essay in The Regulatory Review. buff.ly/3IOKSz5

“It’s hard to exaggerate the extent to which employers are able to engage in unfair labor practices virtually cost-free.” -Member Scholar MICHAEL C. DUFF of Saint Louis University ✍️ Parker Purifoy, Bloomberg Law news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-re…

"Michael Méndez, an assistant professor of environmental policy and planning at the University of California, Irvine, said the lack of government help forces these communities to improvise." ✍️ Nada Hassanein for Stateline || bsky @stateline.org stateline.org/2024/10/31/inv…

"If [the states] are successful, they may result in important environmental and consumer risk regulations getting stayed or rejected, and there can be real human costs.” -Member Scholar Bill Buzbee, Georgetown Law ✍️ Miranda Willson, E&E News eenews.net/articles/repub…

“The two out for every one was a complete fiasco,” said James Goodwin, a senior policy analyst at the Center for Progressive Reform. “Ten out is delusional. There’s no way he’s gonna do this.” ✍️ Robin Bravender eenews.net/articles/trump…

Member Scholar Dan Farber, of UC Berkeley Law, said that several recent Supreme Court rulings on administrative law that had been criticized by liberals could, somewhat paradoxically, make it easier to thwart Trump administration policies. nytimes.com/2024/11/02/cli…

“We can avoid replicating past missed opportunities & perpetuating patterns of colonial, extractive behavior by ensuring investment in our local infrastructure & local ecosystems, especially our BIPOC businesses.” -Board Member Ajulo Othow ✍️Nonprofit Quarterly nonprofitquarterly.org/how-to-advance…




“The NEPA [regulations] build on key language in NEPA,” said Member Scholar William Buzbee, Georgetown Law bit.ly/3AGcR5T Article by✍️Rachel Frazin for The Hill
![Center for Progressive Reform (@cprblog) on Twitter photo “The NEPA [regulations] build on key language in NEPA,” said Member Scholar William Buzbee, <a href="/GeorgetownLaw/">Georgetown Law</a>
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Article by✍️<a href="/RachelFrazin/">Rachel Frazin</a> for <a href="/thehill/">The Hill</a> “The NEPA [regulations] build on key language in NEPA,” said Member Scholar William Buzbee, <a href="/GeorgetownLaw/">Georgetown Law</a>
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Article by✍️<a href="/RachelFrazin/">Rachel Frazin</a> for <a href="/thehill/">The Hill</a>](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GcXBQ56XUAAPuJO.jpg)


480 carbon capture lobbyists are on the guest list for the United Nations’s COP29 even though CCS has been criticized as a false solution that lets polluters off the hook while prolonging dependence on #fossilfuels. We need real climate action! theguardian.com/environment/20… ✍️ 𝕯𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖓𝖆 𝕹𝖔𝖔𝖗



James Goodwin of Center for Progressive Reform explains that in order to build back public trust in administrative agencies, progressives will need to focus on dismantling critics that stem from Project 2025 that agencies are inherently authoritarian. buff.ly/3OAB5Sy