The best Environmental Law newsletters

A newsletter tracking climate litigation and legal developments worldwide, with a mix of longer features and short case updates. Readers get context on court rulings, government responses and campaigner perspectives.

ExxonKnews reports on climate accountability lawsuits, congressional action and corporate deception by the fossil fuel industry. The latest issues cover federal efforts to shield oil companies from litigation and the announced move of the project to a new, expanded reporting outlet.

A lawyer's logbook of self-built RSS bridges that turn government sites lacking feeds, such as BLM ePlanning, Congress.gov and the White House, into machine-readable streams. It pairs step-by-step setup instructions with arguments about the public cost of losing official data channels.

A climate and social justice newsletter mixing opinion essays, guest articles and commentary on collapse, Indigenous rights and climate activism. Readers get politically engaged writing that connects climate impacts to colonialism, extraction and inequality, alongside ideas for action.

Updates from a Northern Rockies conservation group on its lawsuits and legal actions to protect endangered species and wild habitat. Issues cover bull trout, grizzly bears and Yellowstone bison, with case details and background on the legal claims.

A academic's newsletter announcing book chapters, journal articles and media pieces on climate futures, international environmental law and fossil fuel politics. Its issues are mostly promotional announcements of the author's publications with brief abstracts and links.