News & Commentary
by Melanie Evans; Originally published in Tradeoffs on April 10, 2025. Emily Broad Leib was quoted in this article. Two months on the job, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. […]
Additional resources—and authority—would enable the FDA to better monitor our food supply and keep unsafe ingredients out of it in the first place, according to a new analysis April 7, […]
By: Jason Woods, Global FoodBanking Network When it comes to food waste and climate change, Ecuador and Mexico are forging compelling paths toward solutions. In Mexico, a carbon tax and […]
Watch the Clip: https://www.c-span.org/clip/us-senate/user-clip-senator-cory-booker-reads-hhcawg-letter-during-filibuster/5159048 During his filibuster, Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ), read from letters urging Congress not to cut funding to Medicaid, including a letter by the HIV Health Care […]
A county clerk cited the state’s shield law for declining to enforce a $100,000 judgment imposed in Texas against a New York health-care provider, setting up a likely showdown at […]
The second Trump administration began with an unprecedented flex of executive authority: an attempt to impound up to $3 trillion in funds previously appropriated by Congress. Many of these funds […]
[Boston, MA – March 26, 2025] — A new issue brief from the Harvard Law School Food Law and Policy Clinic (FLPC) and The Global FoodBanking Network emphasizes the urgent […]
By Balca Alaybek, Grace Mika, John A. Aitken, Rob Hartman, Julia Painter, Emily M. Broad Leib, Regan Plekenpol, Joseph S. Beckmann, Laura Leets, and Amber Sprenger. Originally published on MDPI […]
On March 10, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released its first major healthcare regulation of the Trump Administration. The proposed rule makes several changes to marketplace coverage, […]
MANOR, TX (AUSTIN AREA METROPLEX) – The Black Men’s Health Clinic® (BMHC) and Harvard’s Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation (CHLPI), with the support of the Bristol Myers Squibb […]
By Bianca Hsieh, FLPC Student. Originally published on ReFED on March 19, 2025. With the continued national attention on reducing food loss and waste, ReFED and the Harvard Law School Food Law and […]
Food Law & Policy, Commentary
Policy to Reduce Methane Emissions and Feed More People
April 3, 2025
After measuring methane emission mitigation by food banks, new reports detail how Ecuador and Mexico can leverage them to reduce emissions and food insecurity. April 3, 2024 — The Harvard Law […]