Environmental Law Reporter
- Publisher:
- Environmental Law Institute
- Publication date:
- 2022-03-02
Issue Number
- No. 52-8, August 2022
- No. 52-7, July 2022
- No. 52-6, June 2022
- No. 52-5, May 2022
- No. 52-4, April 2022
- No. 52-3, March 2022
- No. 52-2, February 2022
- No. 52-1, January 2022
- No. 51-8, August 2021
- No. 51-7, July 2021
- No. 51-6, June 2021
- No. 51-5, May 2021
- No. 51-4, April 2021
- No. 51-3, March 2021
- No. 51-2, February 2021
- No. 51-1, January 2021
- No. 50-12, December 2020
- No. 50-11, November 2020
- No. 50-9, September 2020
- No. 50-8, August 2020
Latest documents
- Bridges to a New Era: A Report on the Past, Present, and Potential Future of Tribal Co-Management on Federal Public Lands
- No Accounting for Accountability? A Comment on Environmental Citizen Suits and the Inequities of Races to the Top
- Reflections on Dr. Lee's Turning Participation Into Power
- Analysis of Environmental Law Scholarship 2020-2021
- Dual Purpose Outreach to Enhance Public Participation in Environmental Decisionmaking
- Rethinking Grid Governance for the Climate Change Era
- Environmental Citizen Suits and the Inequities of Races to the Top
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- Turning Participation Into Power: A Water Justice Case Study
- Comment on Rethinking Grid Governance for the Climate Change Era
Featured documents
- Plain Meaning, Precedent, and Metaphysics: Interpreting the 'Point Source' Element of the Clean Water Act Offense
This Article, the fourth in a series of five, examines the continuing struggles to define "point source" and "nonpoint source" under the Clean Water Act. State regulation of nonpoint sources is neither pervasive nor robust, and most continuing water pollution problems can be traced primarily to...
- A new causal pathway for recovery in climate change litigation?
Courts across the globe recognize that human-induced climate change leads to more frequent and severe extreme weather and other events, resulting in significant damages to persons and property. Although courts have therefore ordered countries and corporations to take more aggressive actions to...
- Global Perspective on Climate and Energy Justice
The first biennial symposium of the Institute for Global Understanding at Monmouth University was held March 25-27, 2021. The symposium assembled experts from the government, nonprofit, academic, community, and private sectors to examine topics at the intersection of human rights and the...
- Union of Concerned Scientists v. Pruitt: Can EPA Purge Its Academic Science Advisors?
- The constitutional right to save the environment
More than 50 years ago, Franklin Kury drafted and championed an Environmental Rights Amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution. His book, The Constitutional Question to Save the Planet: The Right to a Healthy Environment (ELI Press 2021), expands upon the story of his amendment to demonstrate how...
- Acts of God, War, and Third Parties: The Previously Overlooked CERCLA Defenses
- Prosecutorial Discretion and Environmental Crime
- Salmon and the Clean Water Act: An Unfinished Agenda
- Commercial Spaceports: A New Frontier of Infrastructure Law
- Legal Pathways to Carbon-Neutral Agriculture
This Article, excerpted from Michael B. Gerrard & John Dernbach, eds., Legal Pathways to Deep Decarbonization in the United States (forthcoming in 2018 from ELI), examines the agricultural strategies, practices, and technologies available to increase soil carbon sequestration and reduce greenhouse...