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- A Burning Issue: A Case for Abolishing the U.S. Forest Service.
- Taking Congress' words seriously: towards a sound construction of NEPA's long overlooked interpretation mandate.
- A missed opportunity for whooping cranes - and western water authorities - on the Texas Gulf Coast.
- Reading Dolan v. City of Tigard.
- CHARTING THE BOUNDARIES OF HAWAII'S EXTENSIVE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE POST-WAIAHOLE DITCH.
- Adverse possession in Oregon: the belief-in-ownership requirement.
- OUR COMMON GROUND: A HISTORY OF AMERICA'S PUBLIC LANDS.
- Swamp swaps: the "second nature" of wetlands.
- New England Forests Through Time: Insights from the Harvard Forest Dioramas.
- Earthly Politics: Local and Global in Environmental Governance.
- Governing the Tongass: National Forest conflict and political decision making.
- The Endangered Species Act: impact of section 9 on private landowners.
- From pick and shovel to mountaintop removal: environmental injustice in the Appalachian coalfields.
- Pronsolino v. Marcus, the new TMDL regulation, and nonpoint source pollution: Will the Clean Water Act's murky TMDL provision ever clear the waters?
- The role of captives and the rule of capture.
- Idaho nibbles at Montana: carving out a third exception for tribal jurisdiction over environmental and natural resource management.
- Wind turbines as landscape impediments to the migratory connectivity of bats.
- Tall firs, zip-lines, and reserved interest deeds: an assessment of the effectiveness of federal conservation easements in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
- Revolution or restatement? Awaiting answers to Lucas' unanswered questions.
- Courts and the EPA interpret NPDES general permit requirements for CAFOS.
- Playing by the rules: the World Bank's failure to adhere to policy in the funding of large-scale hydropower projects.
- 'FROM FRISBEES TO FLATULENCE': REGULATING GREENHOUSE GASES FROM CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT.
- Four land ethics: order, reform, responsibility, opportunity.
- International power on "power".
- Incorporating emergy synthesis into environmental law: an integration of ecology, economics, and law.
- Summers v. Earth Island Institute rejects probabilistic standing, but a "realistic threat" of harm is a better standing test.
- The past and future of environmental law.
- OREGON'S AMPHIBIOUS PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE: THE OSWEGO LAKE DECISION.
- Making trade and environmental policies mutually reinforcing: forging competitive sustainability.
- Property as a public conversation, not a Lockean soliloquy: a role for intellectual and legal history in takings analysis.
- SAN DIEGO BORDER INFRASTRUCTURE ENVIRONMENTAL LITIGATION: RETURN OF THE WALKING DEAD.
- THE ENDS AND MEANS OF DECARBONIZATION: THE GREEN NEW DEAL IN CONTEXT.
- Errata.
- Major issues in reauthorization of the Endangered Species Act.
- Northern Landscapes: the struggle for wilderness Alaska.
- PUTTING AFRICA ON THE STAND: A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION ON THE CONTINENT.
- From the USA with love: sharing home-grown hormones, GMOs, and clones with a reluctant Europe.
- CLIMATE CHANGE AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE: FEDERAL ACTIONS PROTECT THE BIGGEST CONTRIBUTORS FROM THE DISASTERS THEY CAUSE.
- Given-ness and gift: property and the quest for environmental ethics.
- CLIMATE TRIAGE: A RESOURCES TRUST TO ADDRESS INEQUALITY IN A CLIMATE-CHANGED WORLD.
- Greenbacks for building green: does a lender for sustainable construction projects need to make adjustments to its current practices?
- Fault lines in the Clean Water Act: criminal enforcement, continuing violations, and mental state.
- Lucas and creative constitutional interpretation.
- Priceless: On Knowing the Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing.
- Climate change adaptation: a collective action perspective on federalism considerations.
- Habitat reserve problem-solving: desperately seeking sophisticated intermediaries.
- Public Policies for Environmental Protection, 2d ed.
- Soundscape history and environmental law in the Supreme Court.
- The environment and world trade.
- The power source of a tribe seeking to achieve world renewal and the protection of its natural and cultural resources.
- Municipal separate storm sewer systems: Is compliance with state water quality standards only a pipe dream?
- James L. Huffman scholarship.
- REGULATING BEST-CASE SCENARIOS.
- Ripening green litigation: the case for deconstitutionalizing ripeness in environmental law.
- Tradable emissions programs: implications under the takings clause.
- Reinventing Environmental Enforcement and the State-Federal Relationship.
- A REQUIEM FOR REGULATORY TAKINGS: RECLAIMING EMINENT DOMAIN FOR CONSTITUTIONAL PROPERTY CLAIMS.
- Federalism in the Forest: National Versus State Natural Resource Policy.
- LAND USE REGULATIONS, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND REGULATORY TAKINGS.
- Wave new world: promoting ocean wave energy development through federal-state coordination and streamlined licensing.
- Migratory connectivity and the conservation of migratory animals.
- "One ought not have so delicate a nose": CAFOs, agricultural nuisance, and the rise of the right to farm.
- Section 6217 of the Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments of 1990: is there any point?
- Panel discussion.
- Sacrificing the Salmon: A Legal and Policy History of the Decline of the Columbia Basin Salmon.
- Pinchot, property rights, and western water: a reply to Gregory Hobbs.
- Tragically difficult: the obstacles to governing the commons.
- SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS LAW? THE KEY ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND FINANCE.
- Wealth Beyond Measure: A Review of Precious Heritage, The Status of Biodiversity in the United States.
- A blast from the past: the public trust doctrine and its growing threat to water rights.
- United States v. Abrogar: did the Third Circuit miss the boat?
- "Who do you think you are?" Tales from the trenches of the environmental standing battle.
- A civic Republican perspective on the National Environmental Police Act's process for citizen participation.
- The Clean Development Mechanism and the poverty issue.
- The Wilderness Act at 50.
- Environmental regulation at the frontier: government oversight of offshore oil drilling north of Alaska.
- Saving Puget Sound: A Conservation Strategy for the 21st Century.
- Coping with change: energy, fish, and the Bonneville Power Administration.
- The Art of Commenting.
- The relationship between "permanent sovereignty" and the obligation not to cause transboundary environmental damage.
- Wilderness exceptions.
- Like wilderness, but need oil? Securing America's Future Energy Act puts little between accident-prone oil companies and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
- What the public trust doctrine can teach us about the police power, Penn Central, and the public interest in natural resource regulation: a tribute to Joe Sax.
- Beneficial use, waste, and forfeiture: the inefficient search for efficiency in western water use.
- Flies, spiders, toads, wolves, and the constitutionality of the Endangered Species Act's take provision.
- The Endangered Species Act turns 30.
- VETO-ING THE VETO? LIMITED OPTIONS REMAIN UNDER CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 404(C) FOR EPA TO ALLOW DEVELOPMENT OF THE PEBBLE DEPOSIT.
- The great experiment that failed? Evaluating the role of a "committee of scientists" as a tool for managing and protecting our public lands.
- ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN POLLUTION HOTSPOTS AND SECTIONS 7 & 15 OF THE CHARTER: THE CASE OF THE AAMJIWNAANG COMMUNITY IN "CHEMICAL VALLEY".
- The legal status of Land and Resource Management Plans for the national forests: paying the price for statutory ambiguity.
- Case summaries.
- Promoting recovery or hedging a bet against extinction: Austin, Texas's risky approach to ensuring endangered species' survival in the Texas Hill Country.
- Environmental Law and Business in Canada.
- Congress and charismatic megafauna: a legislative history of the Endangered Species Act.
- Classifying CERCLA claims: a critique of Pinal Creek v. Newmont Mining.
- Ninth Circuit Review editor's note.
- Making sense out of secondary sources in environmental law: a research primer.
- Remembering our roots.
- Restoring the Rio Grande: a case study in environmental federalism.
- Population, Law, and the Environment.
- TRANSMISSION: A NEW HOPE: THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE BIDEN INFRASTRUCTURE ACT ON CORRIDOR DESIGNATION.
- OREGON'S CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS: AIR QUALITY AS THE EPICENTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ISSUES & REGULATORY SOLUTIONS.
- Hazardous waste recycling under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act: problems and potential solutions.
- Alaska Sport Fishing Association v. Exxon Corporation highlights the need to take a hard look at the doctrine of parens patriae when applied in natural resource damage litigation.
- Wallace Stegner's "geography of hope."
- A dry century in California: climate change, groundwater, and a science-based approach for preserving the unseen commons.
- Borrowing instead of taking: how the seemingly opposite threads of Indian treaty rights and property rights activism could intertwine to restore salmon to the rivers.
- 2006 Ninth Circuit environmental review.
- Putting the dormant Commerce Clause back to sleep: adapting the doctrine to support state renewable portfolio standards.
- THE FEDERAL PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL: THE MISUNDERSTOOD LEGACY OF APPLEBY V. CITY OF NEW YORK.
- The environment, population, and women's human rights.
- Trade and environment in the Western Hemisphere: expanding the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation into the Americas.
- The legacy of Schodde V. Twin Falls Land and Water Company: the evolving reasonable appropriation principle.
- Will bald eagles remain compelling enough to validate the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act after ESA delisting?
- REGULATING INHERENTLY SUBJECTIVE FOOD LABELING CLAIMS.
- A comprehensive solution to the biofouling problem for the endangered Florida manatee and other species.
- Is environmentalism dead?
- Not one without the other: the challenge of integrating U.S. environment, energy, climate, and economic policy.
- Origins of the Clean Air Act: a new interpretation.
- Endangered species' slippery slope back to the states: existing regulatory mechanisms and ongoing conservation efforts under the Endangered Species Act.
- Judicial missteps, legislative dysfunction, and the public trust doctrine: can two wrongs make it right?
- 2009 Ninth Circuit environmental review.
- PLASTIC ACTIVISM AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT.
- What outrages me about the Endangered Species Act.
- Developments in Uranium Resources, Production, Demand and the Environment: Proceedings of a Technical Committee Meeting Held in Vienna, 15-18 June 1999.
- BEYOND EMISSIONS: MIGRATION, PRISONS, AND THE GREEN NEW DEAL.
- Shifting the experiment to the lab: does EPA have a mandatory duty to require chemical testing for endocrine disruption effects under the Toxic Substances Control Act?
- Environmental racism claims brought under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
- The take prohibition in section 9 of the Endangered Species Act: contradictions, ugly ducklings, and conservation of species.
- Dean Huffman's entrepreneurial spirit and wise investments: an international environmental law perspective.
- A CHRONIC PROBLEM: PRITZKER AND THE NOAA ROADMAP'S DEFICIENCIES.
- A FIGHTING STANCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE LITIGATION.
- Unnatural foundations: legal education's ecologically-dismissive subtexts.
- The return of reasonableness to NEPA review?
- A bright line mistake: how EPA bungled the clean water rule.
- Establishing causation in private party climate change suits: correcting the mistakes of Washington Environmental Council v. Bellon.
- 'Dancing backward in high heels': examining and addressing the disparate regulatory treatment of energy efficiency and renewable resources.
- The First Duty: A History of the U.S. District Court of Oregon.
- Trashing the presumption: intervention on the side of the government.
- 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.
- The takings jurisprudence of the Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit.
- Conflicts between livestock and wildlife: an analysis of legal liabilities arising from reindeer and caribou competition on the Seward Peninsula of western Alaska.
- CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
- Keeping pigs out of parlors: using nuisance law to affect the location of pollution.
- Laws governing recreational access to waters of the Columbia Basin: a survey and analysis.
- What a long, strange trip it's been: broader arranger liability in the Ninth Circuit and rethinking the useful product doctrine.
- The Ninth Circuit's differential approach to alternatives analysis in NEPA cases: Westlands Water District v. United States Department of Interior.
- Keeping the door open: protecting biological corridors with existing federal statutes.
- Smoke Wars: Anaconda Copper, Montana Air Pollution, and the Courts, 1890-1920.
- There's something fishy going on here: a critique of the National Marine Fisheries Service's definition of species under the Endangered Species Act.
- Introduction.
- Legal convergence of East and West in contemporary American water law.
- The battle over Endangered Species Act methodology.
- A need for education and reconciliation.
- Wading out of the Tilla-Muck: reducing timber harvests in the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests, and protecting rural timber economies through ecosystem service programs.
- Environmental cleanup and compliance at federal facilities: an EPA perspective.
- Review editor's note.
- When the River Ran Wild! Indian Traditions on the Mid-Columbia and the Warm Springs Reservation.
- Acting for Endangered Species: The Statutory Ark.
- 1995 Ninth Circuit environmental review.
- NATURE'S TRUST: PROTECTING AN ECOLOGICAL ENDOWMENT FOR POSTERITY.
- Allowing fertility decline: 200 years after Malthus's essay on population.
- Wheelchair accessibility in wilderness areas: the nexus between the ADA and the Wilderness Act.
- Water rights and the common wealth.
- LOCATING LIABILITY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RECENT TRENDS IN CLIMATE JURISPRUDENCE.
- AGGREGATION: AN ESSENTIAL TOOL IN ACHIEVING IMPERATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT, PROTECTION, AND JUSTICE.
- Unbuilding a bridge to the twenty-first century: the Coast Guard, common sense, the law, and sustainable development.
- Sometimes a great notion: Oregon's instream flow experiments.
- Books received.
- BOOKS RECEIVED.
- Global climate governance to enhance biodiversity and well-being: integrating non-state networks and public international law in tropical forests.
- To clear the muddy waters: tribal regulatory authority under section 518 of the Clean Water Act.
- A CRITIQUE OF FEDERAL GRANT PROGRAMS AS A SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR GREEN SPACE IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE COMMUNITIES.
- Steering by dicta.
- Aquatic invasive species in the coastal west: an analysis of state regulation within a federal framework.
- Ride 'em cowboy: a critical look at BLM'S proposed new grazing regulations.
- ARE SANCTIONS THE NEW SLAPP? ANALYZING OIL COMPANIES' WEAPONIZATION OF ETHICS ACCUSATIONS AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS ATTORNEYS.
- Make my day! "Dirty Harry" and final agency action.
- Enhancing the investor appeal of renewable energy.
- Going with the flow: a water law journey.
- Equal footing, county supremacy, and the western public lands.
- The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971.
- The R.S. 2477 right of way dispute: constructing a solution.
- Tenakee Springs v. Franzel and the Tongass Timber Reform Act.
- NIMBY and maybe: conflict and cooperation in the siting of low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities in the United States and Canada.
- Entrepreneurial environmentalism: a new approach for the new millennium.
- WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: DIVERGENT ENERGY STORAGE MARKETS IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
- Redefining Federalism: Listening to the States in Shaping "Our Federalism".
- Ossification's demise? An empirical analysis of EPA rulemaking from 2001-2005.
- The unfulfilled promise of an end to timber dominance on the Tongass: forest service implementation of the Tongass Timber Reform Act.
- 2015 Ninth Circuit environmental law review index of cases and statutes.
- ENERGY TRANSITIONS IN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION AND BEYOND.
- Borders and the environment.
- Review editor's note.
- Political Ecology: Global and Local.
- A tribute to Dean James Huffman.
- Ecosystem services and the Clean Water Act: strategies for fitting new science into old law.
- Normal farming and adjacency: a last minute gift for the Farm Bureau?
- Of fables and federalism: a re-examination of the historical rationale for federal environmental regulation.
- Celebrating Tahoe-Sierra.