In fall 1971, Richard Stewart began teaching at the Harvard Law School. In the intervening 50 years, he has written seminal papers in administrative and environmental law, served in the US government, conducted law reforms efforts around the world and become a globally renowned legal scholar. Join us as we celebrate Dick’s fifty years of […]
“If you wait until the species’ numbers are actually small enough that it’s going to become extinct, it may be difficult or too late,” SAYS NYU Law Professor Richard Stewart. READ MORE
NYT: Law That Saved the Bald Eagle Could Be Vastly Reworked Read More »
Professor Richard Stewart, Faculty Director at the Guarini Center, was cited in The Economist on the challenges posed by nuclear waste. READ MORE
The Economist | Faff and Fallout Read More »
See Nature’s article regarding climate change: Europe Braces for More Climate Litigation which quotes Richard Stewart, NYU Law Professor and Guarini Center Faculty Director; and Michael Oppenheimer, Visiting Professor of Law, NYU; Albert G. Milbank Professor of Geosciences and International Affairs, Princeton University. READ MORE
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A New York Times article reporting that New Jersey has settled a case that was brought against Exxon Mobil Corp. in 2004 quotes NYU Law Professor and Guarini Center Faculty Director Richard Stewart at length.
NEW YORK- Richard B. Stewart, Director of the Guarini Center for Environmental, Energy, and Land Use Law at New York University School of Law issued the following statement: “Today’s power plant carbon regulatory initiative by the Obama administration is a major step forward in addressing climate change. By allowing wide flexibility, including cap and trade
