This law review article argues that "energy abundance" must mean building clean, affordable and reliable energy infrastructure quickly, not deregulating for any energy project. Southern Environmental Law Center attorney Megan Gibson traces how outdated laws like the Natural Gas Act let fossil-fuel infrastructure sidestep scrutiny, examines a Department of Energy permitting program aimed at speeding transmission buildout and calls for training a new generation of lawyers to advance the transition.
Reclaiming Energy Abundance: The Role of Environmental Lawyering, Clean Energy Advocacy, and the Need to Build Right by Megan Gibson :: SSRN
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New York University School of Law Environmental Law Journal
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October 17, 2025
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