Vol. 27 No. 2, June 1997

Index

• Reflections on the role of the courts in environmental law.
• The case of the Speluncean polluters: six themes of environmental law, policy, and ethics.
• The constitutional rights of nonsettling potentially liable responsible parties in the allocation of CERCLA liability.
• Keeping pigs out of parlors: using nuisance law to affect the location of pollution.
• Reforming livestock grazing on the public domain: ecosystem management-based standards and guidelines blaze a new path for range management.
• Breaking the trail of broken promises: "necessary" in Section 810 of ANILCA carries substantive obligations.
• Eliminating the National Forest Management Act's diversity requirement as a substantive standard.
• A case for the extension of the public trust doctrine in Oregon.