Georgetown Environmental Law Review

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• Climate and antitrust
• Burning down the house: wildfires, cultural burning, and the perverse incentive structure of the clean air act
• Bridging the divide: assessing the viability of international cooperation on border carbon adjustments
• Climate prevention
• The river divides, the river unites: a critique of the relationship between human rights and the rights of nature
• Anti-democratic rights of nature
• Agency statutory authority and the Pennsylvania environmental rights amendment
• More than a hill o' beans: a typology for incorporating plant-based protein measures into municipal climate action plans
• Line of best fit: understanding emerging article III standing doctrine through environmental law
• Coal phase out and foreign investment protection: tackling China's global carbon footprint

Featured documents

• Unleashing ecocide: conscripting international prosecutors into the fight against climate change
• Legal Challenges of Building Resilience for Informal Settlements in Developed, Democratic Contexts
• Trespass plus: ag-gag and the right to exclude
• Another Step Forward: Reconsidering the Current State of Offshore Drilling in the Arctic
• The river divides, the river unites: a critique of the relationship between human rights and the rights of nature
• A Canary in a Coal Mine: What We Haven’t Learned From Deepwater Horizon and How Courts Can Help
• Enforcing Conservation Easements: The Through Line
• The silent strength of cercla: private party cleanups—and the judicial decisions jeopardizing them
• Keeping offsets honest
• Taking the Whole Hog: How North Carolina's Right-to-Farm Act Strips Access to Nuisance Suits for Vulnerable Communities