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ELQ Volume 36 Issue 4
In this last issue of the year, articles in ELQ tackle three pressing topics: how to support distributed solar generation, how to encourage and build from linkages between emissions permit systems, and how to allocate "grandfathering" rights in a regulated environment.
- Linking Tradable Permit Systems: A Key Element of Emerging International Climate Policy Architecture
- Allocation and Uncertainty: Strategic Responses to Environmental Grandfathering
- Letting Solar Shine: An Argument to Temper the Over-the-Fence Rule
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ELQ Volume 36 Issue 3
Articles in this issue of ELQ focus on the emergence of global environmental law, the evolution of the standing doctrine to account for probabilistic risks, and the Supreme Court's recent decision in Winter v. Natural Resources Defense Council.
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- The Emergence of Global Environmental Law
Standing and Statistical Persons: A Risk-Based Approach to Standing
No Whale of a Tale: Legal Implications of Winter v. NRDC
Salmon, Science, and Subsidies, Book Review of Water War in the Klamath Basin: Macho Law, Combat Biology, and Dirty Politics
- The Emergence of Global Environmental Law
ELQ Volume 36 Issue 2
ELQ is pleased to announce the publication of the 10th Annual Review of Environmental and Natural Resources Law. Each year, Berkeley Law students artfully examine the year's most important and exciting developments in the field. This year is no exception.
- An Introduction to the Issue
- Creating Flexibility in Interstate Compacts
- Environmental Conservation Organization v. City of Dallas Creates Unnecessary Burdens for Citizen Suits under the Clean Water Act
- Making Snow in the Desert: Defining a Substantial Burden under RFRA
- Taking a Hard Look at Agency Science: Can the Courts Ever Succeed?
- Lack of Deference: The Ninth Circuit’s Misstep in NRDC v. EPA
- Realizing Judicial Substantive Due Process in Land Use Claims: The Role of Land Use Statutory Schemes
- Who Can Enforce the Endangered Species Act’s Command for Federal Agencies to Carry Out Conservation Programs?
- EPA’s Fuzzy Bright Line Approach to Residual Risk
- Risky Business: Barriers to Rationality in Congress
- Consideration of Alternatives in Environmental Impact Reports: The Importance of CEQA’s Procedural Requirements
- The Difficulty of Fencing in Interstate Emissions: EPA’s Clean Air Interstate Rule Fails to Make Good Neighbors
- A Compilation of In Brief Articles
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In Brief
ELQ Volume 36 Issue 1
This issue confronts timely issues of environmental law, including climate change, ocean policy, and agency interaction with Native Americans.
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- The Silver Anniversary of the United States’ Exclusive Economic Zone: Twenty-Five Years of Ocean Use and Abuse, and the Possibility of a Blue Water Public Trust Doctrine
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Vehicle Miles Traveled: Integrating the California Environmental Quality Act with the California Global Warming Solutions Act
Tribal-Agency Confidentiality: A Catch-22 for Sacred Site Management?
Climate Change and the Endangered Species Act: The Difficulty of Proving Causation
- The Silver Anniversary of the United States’ Exclusive Economic Zone: Twenty-Five Years of Ocean Use and Abuse, and the Possibility of a Blue Water Public Trust Doctrine