The Faulkner murals of the Declaration and Constitution, on display in the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom at the National Archives.
In countries such as Germany (see recent post), climate change regulation proceeds by idiotic, popular and partisan consensus. Stateside, there’s less enthusiasm for post-carbon fantasies. Thus, climate regulation must be and has been put on autopilot. Two recent D.C. Circuit decisions (described below) illustrate the point. They also illustrate the need to think a bit harder about the administrative state. Today, the decisions; tomorrow, the lessons.
