Keith Goldberg

Dumb question: if the Trump admin isn't going to regulate GHGs regardless of the endangerment finding, and the real risk is that supreme court rules in a way that hamstrings future presidents that want to regulate GHGs, why would climate groups want to litigate this decision?

My story on how the EPA is going all-in on legal arguments in repealing the GHG endangerment finding. #energysky #climatesky #greensky

EPA Sews Up Repeal Of GHG Endangerment Finding - Law360 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday finalized the repeal of an Obama-era finding that greenhouse gases endanger people's health, and clawed back the vehicle emissions standards that relied upon that finding.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday finalized the repeal of an Obama-era finding that greenhouse gases endanger people's health, and clawed back the vehicle emissions standards that relied upon that finding.

#energysky #climatesky #greensky

EPA Targets High Court Do-Over With GHG Rule Repeal - Law360 The Trump administration's removal of the link between greenhouse gases and public health takes aim at the U.S. Supreme Court's 2007 landmark determination that GHGs are air pollutants, and will spark...

My latest for @law360.bsky.social: The EPA's repeal of the endangerment finding takes aim at the US Supreme Court's 2007 landmark determination that GHGs are air pollutants, and will spark a prolonged battle with consequent uncertainty for industries.
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BREAKING: EPA Sews Up Repeal Of GHG Endangerment Finding - Law360 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday finalized the repeal of an Obama-era finding that greenhouse gases endanger people's health, and clawed back the vehicle emissions standards that relied upon that finding.

The EPA on Thursday finalized the repeal of an Obama-era finding that greenhouse gases endanger people's health, and clawed back the vehicle emissions standards that relied upon that finding.

EPA finalizes the repeal of the GHG endangerment finding. Cue the litigation. #energysky #greensky #climatesky

That's driving up project costs and, in many cases, lengthening their timelines.

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Data Center Builders, Power Suppliers Duel For Project Needs - Law360 The ballooning appetite for data centers and the electricity needed to power them is pitting developers against each other for construction equipment and a workforce, creating a cycle that may ultimat...

My latest for @law360.bsky.social: The ballooning appetite for data centers and electricity is pitting developers against each other for construction equipment and a workforce, creating a cycle that may ultimately be a drag on development. #energysky www.law360.com/articles/243...

Will Lewis is resigning as WaPo CEO, former Tumblr CEO Jeff D’Onofrio is the paper’s new acting CEO and publisher, per memos to staff

One way of measuring a media company's impact is whether judges view it as an authoritative source.

Hard to beat the sports section of The Washington Post on that front.

The U.S. Supreme Court and other courts have often cited Post sports stories to establish facts.

A sad day in journalism.

Ex-sportswriter here. Great piece.

Donate to Washington Post 2026 layoff fund, organized by Rachel Siegel On Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026, The Washington Post laid off hundreds of journalists. We ar… Rachel Siegel needs your support for Washington Post 2026 layoff fund

We at the @postguild.bsky.social are raising money for the hundreds of journalists the Post just laid off. This goes to the people who are hurting, not the Post. Or if you'd rather, go subscribe to an independent journalist. Support is hugely appreciated.

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A lot of people cannot just start a paid newsletter or become freelancers to sustain their careers. The sports, metro, and international desks did work that requires *team* resources, like legal checks, documents, access to archives, and long-term beat experience.

You see it in the idiotic (the third newsroom, the 200m subscriber goal) and in the total disinterest in what should be core parts of the newsroom that don't generate tons of traffic the way that getting a national story to hit the top of the Google rankings would. It's Chartbeat brain.

Just terrible on Washington Post Sports.

You want to make some changes? Sure.

The lack of imagination shows a failure of leadership.

Aside from the fact that the Post’s financial crisis is completely manufactured by its owner, we’ve now experienced about 15 straight years of heavy newspaper layoffs. I don’t have anything insightful to say, I’m just really fucking sad.

As someone who has subscribed, consumed, competed against, admired, and interned at the Washington Post sports section, I’m still in shock that the powers that be are *walking away* from a known, rabid, paying audience. Thinking foremost of all those affected today, even those who survived. But also

If you ever want to feel like you live in “the ruins of a once great civilization,” then read a local daily paper from the middle of last century — our predecessors had more and better knowledge of their neighbors, their societies, and their local democracies than we do about our own.

In light of the WaPo fuckery, re-sharing @gregpak.net's Local Journalists Starter Pack.

It's not all-encompassing, but a GREAT start!

A staggering statement from former Washington Post editor Marty Baron: "This ranks among the darkest days in the history of one of the world's greatest news organizations."

More evidence that My Cousin Vinny is the most accurate film portrayal of trial lawyering?

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Feds' Wind Farm National Security Claim Faces Skepticism - Law360 UK Federal courts aren't buying the Trump administration's argument that construction of offshore wind farms should be halted for national security reasons, with some judges suggesting that the governmen...

FWIW, these judges have also concluded that the government is overreading SCOTUS case law on the primacy of national security concerns over enjoining permitting decisions.

www.law360.com/articles/243...

Was this in the classified info provided to federal judges, who still concluded that those concerns didn’t outweigh the harms to the projects stopped by Interior? #energysky #climatesky #greensky

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Offshore Wind Crowns Courtroom Sweep With Sunrise Restart - Law360 A D.C. federal judge on Monday lifted the Trump administration's halt of the Sunrise Wind project, the final victory for five East Coast offshore wind farms that all convinced courts to block the gove...

My @law360.bsky.social story on a DC federal judge today giving #offshorewind projects a clean sweep in lifting Trump admin stoppages. #energysky #climatedky #greensky www.law360.com/articles/243...

JUST IN: Judge Lamberth GRANTS injunction lifting stop work order, for similar reasoning in other offshore wind cases. A clean sweep for developers in these cases. Story TK. #energysky #greensky #climatesky

#energysky #climatesky #greensky

The presiding judge is Royce Lamberth, who enjoined the stoppage of the Revolution Wind project…and took a very dim view of the Trump admin’s national security justification for the stoppage.

About to listen in on the injunction hearing in the Sunrise Wind stoppage case in DC federal court. Offshore wind developers are currently 4–for-4 in getting the Trump admin stoppages lifted, will Sunrise Wind make it 5-for-5?

FTC Warns 42 Law Firms Of DEI 'Anticompetitive Collusion' - Law360 Pulse The Federal Trade Commission announced Friday that it has sent warning letters to 42 major law firms for their purported participation in an outside diversity, equity and inclusion program, alleging their participation could constitute anticompetitive collusion.

The Federal Trade Commission has sent warning letters to 42 major law firms for their purported participation in an outside diversity, equity and inclusion program, alleging their participation could constitute anticompetitive collusion.