ELQ Volume 35 Articles
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ELQ Volume 35 Issue 4
The articles in this issue are centered on two broad themes: 1) improving the environmental regulatory experience through learning from other states, countries and international experiences and 2) the failures of administrative law, both in doctrine and in practice, to thoroughly and coherently manage environmental and other problems. The issue of climate is a third theme that heightens the concerns raised by several of the articles.
Articles
- The Transformation of Modern Administrative Law: Changing Administrations and Environmental Guidance Documents
- Synthesizing TSCA and REACH: Practical Principles for Chemical Regulation Reform
- Environmental Leadership Programs: Toward an Empirical Assessment of Their Performance
- Goblets of Fire: Regulation of Global Warming Amid Potential Impediments Under the U.S. Constitution
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading In New Zealand: Trailblazing Comprehensive Cap And Trade
ELQ Volume 35 Issue 3
Annual Review: A comprehensive review of the year's most important decisions and issues in environmental law and policy.
- Forward
Notes
- Loose Canons: An Activist Supreme Court Guns for the Endangered Species Act
- Settling the Tradeoffs Between Voluntary Cleanup of Contaminated Sites and Cooperation with the Government under CERCLA
- Environmental Defense v. Duke Energy Corp. Paving the Way for "Cap and Trade"?
- Giving States More to Stand On: Why Special Solicitude Should Not Be Necessary
- The Next Step in Revitalizing RCRA: Maine People’s Alliance and the Importance of a Broad Right to Intervene
- Rising Phoenix-Like from the Ashes: An Argument for Expanded Corporate Successor Liability under CERCLA
- Reversing the Trend Towards Species Extinction, or Merely Halting It?
- The (Almost) All-American Canal: CDEM v. U.S. and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice in Transboundary Resource Management
- What Went Wrong In San Francisco Baykeeper v. Cargill Salt Division?
- The Ozone Saga
- Water Supplies Finally Take Center Stage in the Land Use Planning Arena
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Comment
- A Necessary Collision: Climate Change, Land Use, and the Limits of AB 32
In Brief
- Ninth Circuit Prevents California From Regulating Maritime Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- A New Mandate for Federal CAFE Standards from the Ninth Circuit
- Engine Manufacturer’s Association v. South Coast Air Quality Management District – Legitimizing the Market Participant Doctrine as a Means of Limiting Mobile Source Emissions
ELQ Volume 35 Issue 2
The articles in this issue are principally focused on developing an understanding of environmental infrastructure. The final article of the issue analyzes a small town’s efforts to regulate its municipal water supply by enacting a moratorium on new connections.
Articles
- Environmental Infrastructure
- Natural Resources, Congestion, and the Feminist Future: Aspects of Frischmann’s Theory of Infrastructure Resources
- When to Open Infrastructure Access
- An Economic Dynamic Approach to the Infrastructure Commons
- The Water Moratorium: Takings, Markets, and Public Choice Implications of Water Districts
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ELQ Volume 35 Issue 1
This issue features four cutting-edge environmental law articles.
Articles
- Background Principles and the Rule of Law: Fifteen Years after Lucas
- The Perils of a Half-Built Bridge: Risk Perception, Shifting Majorities, and the Nuclear Power Debate
- A Solid Foundation: Belize's Chalillo Dam and Environmental Decisionmaking
- Transforming Water Transfers: The Evolution of Water Transfer Case Law and the NPDES Water Transfers Proposed Rule
- Background Principles and the Rule of Law: Fifteen Years after Lucas