ELQ Volume 38 Articles
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ELQ Volume 38 Issue 4
ELQ presents the fourth issue of Volume 38 (2011).
Articles
The Case for NPDES Regulation of Dam Discharge
Remaking the World to Save It: Applying U.S. Environmental Laws to Climate Engineering Projects
Requirements for a Renewables Revolution
Access to Justice for Victims of the International Carbon Offset Industry
Note
The Political Question Doctrine: An Update in Response to Clmate Change Case Law
ELQ Volume 38 Issue 3
ELQ presents the third issue of Volume 38 (2011), which focuses on takings. Most authors in this participated in panel discussions at the 13th Annual Conference on Litigating Regulatory Takings Challenges to Land Use and Environmental Regulations, which took place at U.C. Berkeley School of Law on November 5, 2010..
Articles
Stop the Stop the Beach Plurality!
Public Takings of Private Contracts
The Elements of Liability in a Trails Act Taking: A Guide to the Analysis
Kelo’s Trail: A Survey of State and Federal Legislative and Judicial Activity Five Years Later
Deciphering and Extrapolating: Searching for Sense in Penn Central
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Why Judicial Takings are Unripe
ELQ Volume 38 Issue 2
Students at Berkeley Law bring you another edition of the Annual Review of Natural Resources and Environmental Law.
- An Introduction to the Issue
- To Achieve Biodiversity Goals, the New Forest Service Planning Rule Needs Effective Mandates for Best Available Science and Adaptive Management
- Baseline in the Sand: Communities for a Better Environment v. South Coast Air Quality Management
- Reframing the Judicial Approach to Injunctive Relief for Environmental Plaintiffs in Monsanto Co. v. Geertson Seed Farms
- Forcing Adaptation through the Rivers and Harbors Act
- Arizona Cattle Growers' Pyrrhic Victory for Critical Habitat
- A Proposal to Balance Polluter and Community Intervention in CERCLA Litigation
- Are Migratory Birds Extending Criminal Environmental Liability?
- The Tailoring Rule: Exemplifying the Vital Role of Regulatory Agencies in Environmental Protectoin
- The Gap-Filling Role of Nuisance in Interstate Pollution
- Precautionary Pulp: Pulp Mills and the Evolving Dispute between International Tribunals over the Reach of the Precautionary Principle
- Defining International Environmental Law
- Boldly Precautionary: Douglas Kysar's Regulating From Nowhere
- Please select the author's last name to read his or her brief article: Au, Bandza, Jimenez, Johnson, McBride, Wheeler
Foreward
Articles
Book Reviews
In Brief
ELQ Volume 38 Issue 1
ELQ is proud to present the first issue of Volume 38 (2011), with one piece focusing on the intersections between constitutional environmental rights and state-local land use decision-making systems, and three pieces presenting innovative perspectives on property rights, regarding small-scale renewable energy generation on private land, fishing territory in California, and frontier settlement in the United States and Brazil.
- A "Constant and Difficult Task": Making Local Land Use Decisions in a State with a Constitutional Right to a Healthful Environment?
- Property Rights on the New Frontier: Climate Change, Natural Resource Development, and Renewable Energy
- The Legal Viability of Territorial Use Rights in Fisheries (TURFs) in California
- From Squatter to Settler: Applying the Lessons of Nineteenth Century U.S. Public Policy to Twenty-First Century Land Struggles in Brazil
Note
- From Squatter to Settler: Applying the Lessons of Nineteenth Century U.S. Public Policy to Twenty-First Century Land Struggles in Brazil