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Endangerment Finding in Danger: EPA Proposal to Eliminate Regulation of Greenhouse Gases

Location: McDonough 140
Date: September 11, 2025
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The EPA has put forward a proposal to repeal regulations on vehicle emissions and rescind the Endangerment Finding that allows the agency to regulate greenhouse gases.  The Georgetown Climate Center and Georgetown Environmental Law and Policy Program are bringing together law professors and climate policy experts to discuss the legal process and implications of this proposal and what it means for climate change and environmental protection.

 

Light refreshments will be served.

 

Event poster for "Endangerment Finding in Danger" at Georgetown University Law. Transcribed Text: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY PROGRAM GEORGETOWN LAW GEORGETOWN CLIMATE CENTER A Leading Resource for State and Federal Policy Endangerment Finding in Danger EPA Proposal to Eliminate Regulation of Greenhouse Gases LISA HEINZERLING Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. Professor of Law WILLIAM BUZBEE Edward and Carole Walter Professor of Law VICKI ARROYO Professor from Practice THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 5:15 PM GEORGETOWN LAW, MCDONOUGH 140 MODERATED BY KATHRYN ZYLA Senior Lecturer, Executive Director, Georgetown Climate Center INTRODUCTION BY AMANDA LINEBERRY Senior Associate, Georgetown Climate Center Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made by September 6th to Soniya Nahata | sn894@georgetown.edu.

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