Environmental Law

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Latest documents

• LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
• HOW TO CHOOSE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTALLY POSITIVE ACTIONS WHEN ONE OF THOSE ACTIONS CAN HARM THE OTHER: A CASE STUDY OF THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CALIFORNIA CONDOR AND WIND TURBINES.
• THE NONDELEGATION CLIFFHANGER: IMPLICATIONS OF THE POTENTIAL DOCTRINAL SHIFT ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY.
• DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES AND REGULATORY ANALYSIS.
• OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE.
• CHARTING THE BOUNDARIES OF HAWAII'S EXTENSIVE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE POST-WAIAHOLE DITCH.
• LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
• ADAPTING TO COAL PLANT CLOSURES: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING STATE RESISTANCE TO THE ENERGY TRANSITION.
• SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS LAW? THE KEY ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCE.
• TO BE OR NOT TO BE: STATE EXTINCTION THROUGH CLIMATE CHANGE.

Featured documents

• CLIMATE RISK IN THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR: LEGAL OBLIGATIONS TO ADVANCE CLIMATE RESILIENCE PLANNING BY ELECTRIC UTILITIES.
• THE HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR QUANTIFYING FEDERAL RESERVED INSTREAM WATER RIGHTS FOR AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES.
• Case summaries.
• CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
• CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, OR, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF INSISTING THAT THE ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.
• THE CONSTITUTIONAL PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE.
• Farmers' cooperatives to regionalize food systems: a critique of local food law scholarship and suggestion for critical reconsideration of existing legal tools for changing the U.S. food system.
• BEYOND EMISSIONS: MIGRATION, PRISONS, AND THE GREEN NEW DEAL.
• CLIMATE CHANGE AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE: FEDERAL ACTIONS PROTECT THE BIGGEST CONTRIBUTORS FROM THE DISASTERS THEY CAUSE.
• WESTERN WATER LAW AND THE CHALLENGE OF CLIMATE DISRUPTION.