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Richard Revesz

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#275

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#403

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#169

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Environmental Law

#2

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#2

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#2

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Administrative Law

#4

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#4

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#3

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International Law

#454

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#569

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#209

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According to Wikipedia, Richard L. Revesz is an American lawyer and academic. He is the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. During his government employment, he is on leave as the AnBryce Professor of Law at the New York University School of Law. He served as dean of the New York University School of Law from 2002 to 2013, and as the director of the American Law Institute from 2014 to 2023.

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Environmental Regulation, Ideology, and the D. C. Circuit (1997) (225)
Global warming: Improve economic models of climate change (2014) (174)
Environmental regulation, cost-benefit analysis, and the discounting of human lives. (1999) (164)
The Positive Political Economy of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policy (1996) (110)
Sharing Damages among Multiple Tortfeasors (1989) (102)
Federalism and Environmental Regulation: A Public Choice Analysis (2001) (94)
Multidefendant Settlements: The Impact of Joint and Several Liability (1994) (87)
Federalism and Interstate Environmental Externalities (1996) (87)
The Choice of Regulatory Instruments in Environmental Policy (2019) (78)
Apportioning Damages among Potentially Insolvent Actors (1990) (78)
THE INCORPORATION CHOICES OF IPO FIRMS (2002) (75)
Centralized Oversight of the Regulatory State (2006) (64)
Multidefendant Settlements under Joint and Several Liability: The Problem of Insolvency (1994) (54)
Grandfathering and Environmental Regulation: The Law and Economics of New Source Review (2007) (48)
Retaking Rationality: How Cost-Benefit Analysis Can Better Protect the Environment and Our Health (2008) (42)
Federalism and Environmental Regulation: Lessons for the European Union and the International Community (1997) (38)
The Globalization of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Environmental Policy (2013) (37)
Deconstructing Independent Agencies (and Executive Agencies) (2012) (36)
Improve Economic Models of Climate Change (2014) (33)
Federalism and environmental regulation: an overview (2000) (32)
Specialized Courts and the Administrative Lawmaking System (1990) (30)
Environmental Law and Policy (2004) (28)
Markets and Geography: Designing Marketable Permit Schemes to Control Local and Regional Pollutants (2001) (28)
The Biases of Risk Tradeoff Analysis: Towards Parity in Environmental and Health-and-Safety Regulation (2002) (27)
Best cost estimate of greenhouse gases (2017) (27)
Regulatory Review, Capture, and Agency Inaction (2012) (25)
The design of marketable permit schemes to control local and regional pollutants (2002) (23)
A Defense of Empirical Legal Scholarship (2002) (22)
Estimating the health benefits of environmental regulations (2017) (22)
Federalism and Environmental Regulation: A Normative Critique (1997) (19)
"Legal Education and Entry into the Legal Profession: the Role of Race, Gender, and Educational Debt." N.Y.U. L. Rev. 70, no. 2 (1995): 829-964. (1995) (18)
Litigation and Settlement in the Federal Appellate Courts: Impact of Panel Selection Procedures on Ideologically Divided Courts (2000) (16)
Federalism and regulation: extrapolating from the analysis of environmental regulation in the United States (2000) (14)
Managing the Future of the Electricity Grid: Distributed Generation and Net Metering (2016) (14)
Nonacquiescence by Federal Administrative Agencies (1989) (13)
Regulatory Change and Optimal Transition Relief (2010) (12)
Letter—The Social Cost of Carbon: A Global Imperative (2017) (12)
Ideology, Collegiality, and the D.C. Circuit: A Reply to Chief Judge Harry T. Edwards (1999) (12)
Environmental law, the economy and sustainable development : the United States, the European Union, and the international community (2000) (11)
Settlements under Joint and Several Liability (1993) (11)
Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Structure of the Administrative State: The Case of Financial Services Regulation (2016) (10)
Foundations of Environmental Law and Policy (2012) (9)
Rethinking Health-Based Environmental Standards (2014) (9)
Regulation and Distribution (2018) (8)
Joint and Several Liability (2009) (8)
Managing the Future of the Electricity Grid: Modernizing Rate Design (2019) (8)
Chapter 8 Environmental Law (2007) (8)
Nonmajority Rules and the Supreme Court (1988) (8)
Managing the Future of the Electricity Grid: Energy Storage and Greenhouse Gas Emissions (2017) (7)
Quantifying Regulatory Benefits (2014) (6)
Local Irrigation Agencies (1981) (5)
Climate Change and Future Generations (2010) (5)
Anti-Regulation Under the Guise of Rational Regulation: The Bush Administration's Approaches to Valuing Human Lives in Environmental Cost-Benefit Analyses (2004) (5)
Environmental Law and Public Policy (2004) (5)
Cost–Benefit Analysis of Financial Regulation (2017) (5)
Reviving Rationality (2021) (5)
Sequential Decisions by a Single Tortfeasor (1991) (4)
Preventing Regulatory Capture: Can Executive Review Help Prevent Capture? (2013) (4)
Regulation in Transition (2019) (4)
Interest Groups and Environmental Policy: Inconsistent Positions and Missed Opportunities (2014) (4)
Environmental Standards, Thresholds, and the Next Battleground of Climate Change Regulations (2018) (4)
Three Stages in the Use of Cost-benefit Analysis as a Tool for Evaluating U.S. Regulatory Policy (2012) (3)
Analyzing Superfund : Economics, Science and Law (2016) (3)
Environmental Law and Economics (2014) (3)
The Future of Distributed Generation: Moving Past Net Metering (2018) (3)
The Genesis of Independent Agencies (2017) (2)
DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES AND REGULATORY ANALYSIS (2022) (2)
Familiar Territory: A Survey of Legal Precedents for the Clean Power Plan (2016) (2)
The Uneasy Case Against Intracircuit Nonacquiescence: A Reply (1990) (2)
Comment on ‘Water trade‐off between electric energy and agriculture in the four corners area’ by Micha Gisser, Robert R. Lansford, William D. Gorman, Bobby J. Creel, and Mark Evans (1980) (2)
Strategic Voting on the D.C. Circuit?: A Case Study of Challenges to Health-and-Safety Regulation (2001) (1)
Rethinking Health-Based Environmental Standards and Cost-Benefit Analysis (2016) (1)
‘Second best’ effluent fees in water quality management: Problems of achieving efficiency (1982) (1)
Editorial—The Trump Administration’s Attacks on Regulatory Benefits (2020) (1)
Comments on the U.S. Social Cost of Carbon (2014) (1)
Institutional Pathologies in the Regulatory State: What Scott Pruitt Taught Us About Regulatory Policy (2019) (1)
Congress and the Executive: Challenging the Anti-Regulatory Narrative (2018) (1)
Environmental Law and Policy: Statutory and Regulatory Supplement (2012) (1)
Retaking Rationality Two Years Later (2011) (1)
Comment on An effluent charge schedule: Cost, financial burden, and punitive effects by E. Downey (1981) (1)
Politics and Regulation (2021) (0)
Manipulating Transfers (2020) (0)
Send Comments to: (1998) (0)
The Illusion of Costs without Benefits (2021) (0)
Staying in Bounds (2021) (0)
Trivializing Climate Change (2021) (0)
Improving the Guardrails (2021) (0)
Poisoning America: The Trump Administration’s Regulatory Shell Game (2020) (0)
The Future of Energy Storage: Adopting Policies for a Cleaner Grid (2019) (0)
Hope for Redemption (2016) (0)
A Warming World (2016) (0)
Still Your Grandfather’s Boiler: Estimating the Effects of the Clean Air Act’s Grandfathering Provisions (2023) (0)
Regulatory Antecedents and the Major Questions Doctrine (2022) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Environmental Law, the Economy and Sustainable Development: Contents (2000) (0)
A Threatening Synthesis (2021) (0)
Future Directions (2020) (0)
Promoting Rationality at the Institute for Policy Integrity (2020) (0)
Comment on paper by Anthony Ogus and Carolyn Abbot (2002) (0)
Draft of 20 February 2008 Joint and Several Liability (2008) (0)
Erasing Public Health Science (2021) (0)
Bostock and the End of the Climate Change Double Standard (2020) (0)
How will EPA regulate the power sector? (2022) (0)
THE CONTROL OF INTERSTATE ENVIRONMENTAL EXTERNALITIES IN A FEDERAL SYSTEM (2013) (0)
Corrigan & Revesz Draft of August (2016) (0)
Toward a More Rational Environmental Policy (2014) (0)
Multi-Defendant Settlements: The Case of Superfund (1991) (0)
Resurrecting Discredited Models (2021) (0)
Just Regulation: Improving Distributional Analysis in Agency Rulemaking (2022) (0)
Environmental law and policy : problems, cases, and readings (2008) (0)
Ignoring Indirect Benefits (2021) (0)
Retreating from Reason (2021) (0)

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