معرفی
Gregory Dotson is an Associate Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law and a nationally recognized expert in environmental law. He leads the Energy Law and Policy Project at the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Center, teaching courses on Environmental Law, Climate Change Law and Policy, Energy Law, and the Environmental Policy Practicum. His career spans significant roles in U.S. congressional committees and think tanks, focusing on legislative and policy frameworks for climate and energy issues.
- Education: Juris Doctor (JD) from University of Oregon School of Law (1995), with a concentration in environmental and natural resources law; undergraduate degree from Virginia Tech.
Dotson’s research centers on environmental law, energy policy, and legislative strategies for climate action. His work analyzes the Clean Air Act, carbon tax policies, and the intersection of environmental regulation with economic and political factors. He has contributed to major legislative efforts, including the Inflation Reduction Act and the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (Waxman-Markey Bill).
Recent publications highlight his focus on legislative processes (e.g., Looking for Your Friends at a Cocktail Party), climate policy frameworks (e.g., Addressing Leakage in a Section 115 World), and regulatory challenges in energy law. These works span disciplines such as environmental law, climate policy, and legislative analysis.
Dotson has also submitted policy comments to agencies like the EPA and FERC, addressing topics like vehicle emissions standards and net-metering provisions. His expertise bridges academic rigor and practical policy implementation.
