Vol. 37 No. 4, September 2007

Index

• Law, science, and the environment forum: a meeting of the minds.
• The art of the unsolvable: locating the vital center of science for environmental law & policy.
• Incorporating emergy synthesis into environmental law: an integration of ecology, economics, and law.
• Science, law, and the environment: the making of a modern discipline.
• Science, risk, and risk assessment and their role(s) supporting environmental risk management.
• The complementary roles of common law courts and federal agencies in producing and using policy-relevant scientific information.
• Reconstructing the wall of virtue: maxims for the co-evolution of environmental law and environmental science.
• OMB and the politicization of risk assessment.
• Biodiversity and a new "best base" for applying the environmental statutes extraterritorially.
• Law, environmental dynamism, reliability: the rise and fall of CALFED.
• Sequestration, science, and the law: an analysis of the sequestration component of the California and northeastern states' plans to curb global warming.
• Books received.
• Errata.