Center for Law, Energy & the Environment

eScholarship stats: History by Item for May through August, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06	2026-05
6s6822f1	Managing Water Scarcity: A Framework for Fair and Effective Water Right Curtailment in California	325	78	44	85	118
8kg6t2jx	Trees and Power Lines: Minimizing Conflicts between Electric Power Infrastructure and the Urban Forest	316	148	43	38	87
0k22v5xk	Citizen Enforcement and Sanitary Sewer Overflows in California	292	61	47	78	106
9fk087g3	Right Type, Right Place: Assessing the Environmental and Economic Impacts of Infill Residential Development through 2030	262	70	38	58	96
8x37h8b4	Addressing Institutional Vulnerabilities in California’s Drought Water Allocation, Part 1: Water Rights Administration and Oversight During Major Statewide Droughts, 1976–2016	249	102	41	33	73
5w85k0gm	Information Needs for Water Markets: Fair and Effective Water Markets Require Adequate Measurement and Reporting of Diversion and Use	248	47	42	70	89
543174qd	A Path Forward: Identifying Least-Conflict Solar PV Development in California’s San Joaquin Valley	235	63	44	53	75
9x62x0g2	Data for Water Decision Making: Informing the Implementation of California's Open and Transparent Water Data Act through Research and Engagement	202	41	26	48	87
32s208mv	Reuse and Repower: How to Save Money and Clean the Grid with Second-Life Electric Vehicle Batteries	200	54	41	37	68
0h08w6zr	The Past, Present, and Future of California’s Coastal Act: Overcoming Division to Comprehensively Manage the Coast	198	50	26	36	86
0rd2p5wk	The Net Economic Impacts of California’s Major Climate Programs in the Inland Empire	194	46	30	43	75
55d2z0fp	California’s Transition to Local Renewable Energy: 12,000 Megawatts by 2020	176	39	25	41	71
3b20z94m	Delivering the Goods: How California Can Create the Sustainable Freight System of the Future	173	27	35	50	61
1dh9m4v5	Trading Sustainably: Critical Considerations for Local Groundwater Markets Under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act	172	46	26	30	70
720033b2	Navigating Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act	172	55	27	39	51
04f3q44h	Addressing Institutional Vulnerabilities in California’s Drought Water Allocation, Part 2: Improving Water Rights Administration and Oversight for Future Droughts	163	34	17	32	80
4hs5c7fs	Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies	160	45	11	45	59
50m0h67f	Getting it Right: Examining the Local Land Use Entitlement Process in California to Inform Policy and Process	144	47	20	24	53
7mf3p66c	Plugging Away: How to Boost Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure	140	41	18	21	60
5hn1n2p4	Recharge Net Metering To Enhance Groundwater Sustainability	133	34	19	32	48
14p0h9mp	The Economic Impacts of California’s Major Climate Programs on the San Joaquin Valley	132	44	12	22	54
4s75r3v6	Regulation of Hydraulic Fracturing in California: A Wastewater and Water Quality Perspective	131	27	20	23	61
9rf665g8	Five Guiding Principles for Effective Voluntary Agreements: A Case Study on VAs for Water and Habitat in California’s Bay-Delta Watershed	128	37	20	23	48
9pd1702n	Learning from California’s Experience with Small Water System Consolidations: A Workshop Synthesis	121	34	11	19	57
2sj6b6nd	Beyond User Acceptance: A Legitimacy Framework for Potable Water Reuse in California	117	32	32	16	37
5043w5fm	Designing Effective Groundwater Sustainability Agencies: Criteria for Evaluation of Local Governance Options	117	23	5	30	59
3656z6k6	When Is Groundwater Recharge a Beneficial Use of Surface Water in California?	115	24	12	28	51
4kr684wp	Knowledge Is Power: How Improved Energy Data Access Can Bolster Clean Energy Technologies & Save Money	111	15	4	22	70
29v6j2dr	A High Speed Foundation: How to Build a Better California Around High Speed Rail	108	24	18	16	50
0kx7z6p2	Moving Dollars: Aligning Transportation Spending With California’s Environmental Goals	107	25	10	22	50
16s189xj	Grading California’s Rail Transit Station Areas	105	31	9	18	47
5sn6m31b	Electric Drive by ‘25: How California Can Catalyze Mass Adoption of Electric Vehicles by 2025	105	22	9	24	50
8tf6g8w6	California's Stream Flow Monitoring System is Essential For Water Decision Making	104	15	9	31	49
9bf6k94v	Powering the Savings: How California Can Tap the Energy Efficiency Potential in Existing Commercial Buildings	104	17	16	24	47
3337d9qc	Electric Vehicle Paradise: How Hawaii can Lead the World in Deployment	102	37	11	18	36
3643z0qx	The Right to Self-Generate as a Grid-Connected Customer	99	23	17	21	38
3161b5w8	California’s Cap-and-Trade Auction Proceeds: Taxes, Fees, or Something Else?	95	25	6	18	46
9262h15p	Wasting Opportunities: How to Secure Environmental & Clean Energy Benefits from Municipal Solid Waste Energy Recovery	92	21	11	18	42
2kd665c7	Climate Actions for California: Recommendations for Governor Brown’s Final Term	89	15	9	10	55
76c2j7jt	The Statewide Benefits of Net-Metering in California & the Consequences of Changes to the Program	89	22	7	10	50
17j6522p	Integrating Infill Planning in California’s General Plans: A Policy Roadmap Based on Best-Practice Communities	86	11	14	19	42
2k1223mb	200 Days & Counting: Environmental Law & the Trump Administration	81	12	11	15	43
8k00h572	Effective Governance for Multi-Jurisdictional, Multi-Sector Climate Adaptation	81	17	6	12	46
5182t9q5	Addressing Climate Change Without Legislation: Volume 3: USDA	77	14	2	15	46
73h394j1	Renewable Energy Beyond 2020: Next Steps for California	75	24	3	12	36
4mt6v7k4	Legal Analysis of Barriers to Adaption for California’s Water Sector	74	14	7	11	42
93n5x6q5	Planting Fuels: How California Can Boost Local, Low-Carbon Biofuel Production	71	13	10	18	30
3qd7b1xh	Integrating Solar PV and Distributed Renewable Energy Policies and Programs into California City and County General Plans	70	17	5	11	37
3w0613m7	Accelerating Cost-Effective Green Stormwater Infrastructure: Learning From Local Implementation	69	18	7	16	28
6484j1r5	Ex Parte Requirements at the California Public Utilities Commission: A Comparative Analysis and Recommended Changes	64	12	8	7	37

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