Environmental Law

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• RESISTING DEREGULATION: HOW PROGRESSIVE STATES CAN LIMIT THE IMPACT OF EPA'S DEREGULATORY EFFORTS.
• SYMBOLIC LEGITIMACY AND CHINESE ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM.
• 'FROM FRISBEES TO FLATULENCE': REGULATING GREENHOUSE GASES FROM CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT.
• SOWING THE SEEDS OF CONTROVERSY: WHAT THE DICAMBA DEBACLE REVEALS ABOUT THE MODERN PESTICIDE REGISTRATION PROCESS AND WHY THE EPA MUST ACT.
• NO FRACKING WAY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF LOCAL SHALE DEVELOPMENT BANS IN NEW YORK.
• LINKING HETEROGENEOUS CLIMATE POLICIES (CONSISTENT WITH THE PARIS AGREEMENT).
• VETO-ING THE VETO? LIMITED OPTIONS REMAIN UNDER CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 404(C) FOR EPA TO ALLOW DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEBBLE DEPOSIT.
• INVESTING IN THE FUTURE: WHY THE SEC SHOULD REQUIRE A UNIFORM CLIMATE CHANGE DISCLOSURE FRAMEWORK TO PROTECT INVESTORS AND MITIGATE U.S. FINANCIAL INSTABILITY.
• THE LIMITS OF SELF-INTEREST: RESULTS FROM A NOVEL STATED-PREFERENCE SURVEY TO ESTIMATE THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF LIFE-PROLONGING REGULATIONS.
• TRIBAL RIGHTS TO GROUNDWATER: THE CASE OF AGUA CALIENTE.

Featured documents

• FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ON FEDERAL LANDS: DEBUNKING STATE SUPREMACY.
• Red lights to green lights: from 20th century environmental regulation to 21st century sustainability.
• Planning for fracking on the Barnett Shale: soil and water contamination concerns, and the role of local government.
• Soundscape history and environmental law in the Supreme Court.
• CASE SUMMARIES.
• Not one without the other: the challenge of integrating U.S. environment, energy, climate, and economic policy.
• LINKING HETEROGENEOUS CLIMATE POLICIES (CONSISTENT WITH THE PARIS AGREEMENT).
• TRIBAL RIGHTS TO GROUNDWATER: THE CASE OF AGUA CALIENTE.
• A bright line mistake: how EPA bungled the clean water rule.
• The key stone in the carbon tariff wall: the Alberta oil sands and the legality of taxing imports based on their carbon footprint.