Saving Coal: A Tale of Two Agencies
Generating electricity from coal is a dirty business. Coal mining and power production release toxic heavy metals like mercury, respiratory irritants like sulfur dioxide...
Sharon Jacobs joined the University of Colorado Law School faculty in 2014 as an Associate Professor. Professor Jacobs graduated from Harvard Law School in 2009. After graduation, she practiced in the energy and environmental regulatory groups at Covington & Burling LLP in Washington, D.C. She then spent two years as a Climenko Fellow and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School. Professor Jacobs's research focuses on the impact of regulatory structure and process on policy outcomes in energy and environmental law. She teaches Environmental Law, Energy Law, Administrative Law, Legislation and Regulation, and related courses.