Environmental Law

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• THE WESTERN URBAN LANDSCAPE AND CLIMATE CHANGE.
• ANTICOMPETITIVE TRANSMISSION DEVELOPMENT AND THE RISKS FOR DECARBONIZATION.
• 19TH CENTURY INDIAN TREATIES AND 21ST CENTURY ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES ISSUES: IS THERE A CONNECTION?
• PREEMPTION AT MIDFIELD: WHY THE CURRENT GENERATION OF STATE-LAW-BASED CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION VIOLATES THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE.
• HYPERTEXTUALISM AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT: REJECTING RIGID INTERPRETATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATUTES.
• CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIPS UNDER CERCLA: RESTORING CERCLA'S INNOCENT LANDOWNER DEFENSE, ONE CIRCUIT AT A TIME.
• ENSURING COMPLIANCE: EQUITABLE RELIEF IN THE FACE OF VIOLATIONS OF SUBSTANTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS.
• LAW, EXPERTISE AND RULEMAKING LEGITIMACY: REVISITING THE REFORMATION.
• JUDGES, BUREAUCRATS AND THE LEVIATHAN STATE: A REPLY TO PROFESSOR FUNK (35 YEARS LATER).
• CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, OR, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF INSISTING THAT THE ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

Featured documents

• A REQUIEM FOR REGULATORY TAKINGS: RECLAIMING EMINENT DOMAIN FOR CONSTITUTIONAL PROPERTY CLAIMS.
• PUBLIC LAND AND RESOURCES LAW IN THE AMERICAN WEST: TIME FOR ANOTHER COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW?
• TOWARD A POPULIST POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CLIMATE DISRUPTION.
• THE CONSTITUTIONAL PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE.
• Climate change triage.
• Ex nihilo - the Supreme Court's invention of constitutional standing.
• The public trust doctrine in the shadow of state environmental rights laws: a case study.
• CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, OR, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF INSISTING THAT THE ENVIRONMENT IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.
• DOMESTICATING GUIDANCE.
• NO FRACKING WAY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF LOCAL SHALE DEVELOPMENT BANS IN NEW YORK.