Clean Air Conversation Webinar

Register today for the next installment of Clean Air Conversations, a webinar series where we learn and discuss the complex issues surrounding climate change and air quality in California.

In 1984, the Supreme Court ruled that courts should defer to the expertise of agencies like the EPA in interpreting ambiguous policies and regulations. So expert scientists, accountable to elected officials, would make judgement calls on these matters. Now, forty years later, the Supreme Court has upended that standard and given judges the power to decide what these complex and technical rules mean.

Join us for an engaging discussion on the implications of the end of Chevron deference. We will explore how this shift affects the dynamic between courts and agencies in interpreting statutes. Gain insights into the future of regulatory decision-making.

Speakers

• Sedina Banks

  Partner, Greenberg Glusker LLP

  Sedina Banks represents a broad array of clients including property owners, municipalities, and companies in a wide range of environmental matters related to regulatory compliance, contaminated properties, CEQA, water quality, and air quality issues, and real estate transactional support.

• Sherry Jackman

  Partner, Greenberg Glusker LLP

  Sherry Jackman is an environmental litigator and compliance counselor advising clients on federal and state regulations, litigation, and permitting, including Clean Air Act, CERCLA, Clean Water Act, CEQA, and Proposition 65 compliance.