UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
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Enforcing perpetual conservation easements against third-party violators.
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Incorporating Analysis of Sea-Level Rise Into Environmental Impact Reports.
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California Coastal Commission v. Norton: a coastal state victory in the seaweed rebellion.
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Transforming California: A Political History of Land Use and Development.
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Irrigation institutions in the American West.
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Conservation trust funds.
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The sweet taste of defeat: American Electric Power Co. v. Connecticut and federal greenhouse gas regulation.
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Disparate Impact And Ecosystem Services As Tools For Community Activism.
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Building bio-based supply chains: theoretical perspectives on innovative contract design.
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Subsidizing solar: the case for an environmental goods and services carve-out from the global subsidies regime.
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Greenhouse gas dissonance: the history of EPA's regulations and the incongruity of recent legal challenges.
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The drinking water security and safety amendments of 2002: is America's drinking water infrastructure safer four years later?
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The Fossil Fuel Phase-Out's Multi-Million Dollar Problem: An Environmental Justice Analysis Of Idle Oil Well Management in California.
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The fine print of state environmental audit privileges.
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Agricultural soil carbon sequestration offset programs: strengths, difficulties, and suggestions for their potential use in AB 32's cap and trade program.
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The pricelessness of biodiversity: using the Endangered Species Act to help combat extinction and climate change.
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Environmental federalism when numbers matter more than size.
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ROLLING EASEMENTS AS A VIABLE TOOL TO ADDRESS RISING SEA LEVELS IN US COASTAL COMMUNITIES.
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The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act: the correct paradigm of strict liability and the problem of individual causation.
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Steller sea lions: the effects of multi-statute administration on the role of science in environmental management.
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Strong law, timid implementation: how the EPA can apply the full force of the Clean Air Act to address the climate crisis.
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Learning how to fish: catch shares and the future of fishery conservation.
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Continued cartographic chaos, or a new paradigm in public land reconfiguration? The effect of new laws authorizing limited sales of public land.
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Does preventing "take" constitute an unconstitutional "taking"? An analysis of possible defenses to Fifth Amendment taking claims based on the Endangered Species Act.
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The changing climate of cooperative federalism: the dynamic role of the states in a national strategy to combat climate change.
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Turn down the volume: improved federal regulation of shipping noise is necessary to protect marine mammals.
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Acting with no regret: a twenty-five year retrospective of Marsh v. Oregon Natural Resources Defense Council.
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A technology-based approach to water conservation in California.
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Organophosphates, friend and foe: the promise of medical monitoring for farm workers and their families.
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Integrating Green Infrastructure Into Stormwater Policy: Reliability, Watershed Management, and Environmental Psychology as Holistic Tools for Success.
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Challenges of adapting to a changing climate.
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Extraterritorial application of state fishery management regulations under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act: have the courts missed the boat?
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An Analysis of the International Climate Change Adaptation Regime and its Response to Global Public Health Concerns.
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Trade measures and the environment: can the WTO and UNCLOS be reconciled?
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Protecting environmentally-sensitive areas and promoting tourism in "the back patio of the United States:" thoughts about shared responsibilities in ecosystem and biodiversity protection.
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GATT and the environment: reconciling liberal trade policies with environmental preservation.
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Michael Tobias, Nature's Keepers: On the Front Lines of the Fight to Save Wildlife in America (1998).
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What is an environmental expert? The impact of Daubert, Joiner and Kumho Tire on the admissibility of scientific expert evidence.
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Sequestering Carbon Dioxide Undersea in the Atlantic: Legal Problems and Solutions.
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The experience of the Montreal Protocol: particularly remarkable, and remarkably particular.
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Apportioning climate change costs.
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Restorative Energy Justice.
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Law and norms in collective action: maximizing social influence to minimize carbon emissions.
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'Cultured Meat': Lab-Grown Beef and Regulating the Future Meat Market.
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Putting the "and" back in the culture-nature debate: integrated cultural and natural heritage protection.
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Divvying Atlantis: who owns the land beneath navigable manmade reservoirs?
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The crafting of the National Low-Emission Vehicle program: a private contract theory of public rulemaking.
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The limits of administrative law as regulatory oversight in linked carbon markets.
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WOLF LAW.
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The Law and Policy of Rainwater Harvesting: A Comparative Analysis of Australia, India, and the United States.
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The failure of EPA's water quality reforms: from environment-enhancing competition to uniformity and polluter profits.
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"Hot air" as precedent for developing countries? Equity considerations.
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The 1997 water rights settlement between the state of Montana and the Chippewa Cree tribe of the Rocky Boy's Reservation: the role of community and of the trustee.
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Turtles and tourism: where the Endangered Species Act ends and community activism begins.
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Acting with no regret: a twenty-five year retrospective of Marsh v. Oregon Natural Resources Defense Council.
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All that's gold may not glitter.
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Water (R.sub.x): the problem of pharmaceuticals in our nation's waters.
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Why is there no international forestry law?: An examination of international forestry regulation, both public and private.
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Executive authority to keep it in the ground: an administrative end to oil and gas leasing on federal land.
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Reciprocity of advantage: the antidote to the antidemocratic trend in regulatory takings.
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Paradise delayed - the continuing sage of the Los Angeles Basin Federal Clean Air Implementation Plan.
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The Operationalization of the Principle of Free, Prior and Informed Consent: A Duty to Obtain Consent or Simply a Duty to Consult?
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The role of process and participation in the development of effective international environmental agreements: a study of the global treaty on persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
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Marginalized monitoring adaptively managing urban stormwater.
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Climate change, adaptation, and development.
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Environment in context.
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CERCLA Section 113(h) & RCRA citizen suits: to bar or not to bar?
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California's AB 1493: trendsetting or setting ourselves up to fail?
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A Perfect Storm: Environmental Justice and Air Quality Impacts of Offshore Oil and Gas Development in the Arctic Outer Continental Shelf.
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ITQS as collateral rightly understood: preserving commerce and conserving fisheries.
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Section 2(a)(ii) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968: an underutilized tool to designate national wild and scenic rivers.
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White paper: using a business plan format for drafting MPA management plans in the Marine Life Protection Act initiative.
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Biofuel and advanced biofuel.
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Recognizing the vital role of local communities in international legal instruments for conserving biodiversity.
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The politics of carbon dioxide emissions reduction: the role of pluralism in shaping the Climate Change Technology Initiative.
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The Organic Foods Production Act, the process/product distinction, and a case for more end product regulation in the organic foods market.
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Environmental management systems and community participation: rethinking chemical industry regulation.
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Bad policy: CERCLA's amended liability for new purchasers.
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Is a green paradox spectre haunting international climate change laws and conventions?
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Crude injustice in the gulf: why categorical exclusions for deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico are inconsistent with U.S. and international ocean law and policy.
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Critical habitat's limited role under the Endangered Species Act and its improper transformation into 'recovery' habitat.
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CRISPR's Creatures: Protecting Wildlife in the Age of Genomic Editing.
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When must EPA set ambient air quality standards? Looking back at NRDC v. Train.
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Environmentalism and the disaster strategy.
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The case for integrating the environment into the definition of bioethics.
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One sea lion's worth - evaluating the role of values in section 120.
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Climate Change and the Vulnerable Occupied Palestinian Territories.
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Takings, torts and turmoil: reviewing the authority requirement of the Just Compensation Clause.
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Recharging U.S. energy policy: advocating for a national renewable portfolio standard.
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Does it hold water? Repudiating the "singular entity" or "unitary waters" approach to the Clean Water Act.
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Essay by the Quebec government on its cap-and-trade system and the Western Climate Initiative regional carbon market: origins, strengths and advantages.
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Car-free housing developments: towards sustainable smart growth and urban regeneration through car-free zoning, car-free redevelopment, pedestrian improvement districts, and new urbanism.
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Saving the spirit of our places: a view on our built environment.
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Climate change action in Arizona.
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Using section 111 of the Clean Air Act for cap-and-trade of greenhouse gas emissions: obstacles and solutions.
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Watershed councils east and west: advocacy, consensus and environmental progress.
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Indigenous Peoples, the Environment, and Law: An Anthology.
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Massachusetts takes on climate change.
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Water transfers: the case against transbasin diversions in the eastern states.
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Trade, sustainability, and the WTO: environmental protection in the Hong Kong SAR.
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Conservation on the cusp: the reformation of national forest policy in the Sierra Nevada.
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Parens patriae litigation to redress societal damages from the BP oil spill: the latest stage in the evolution of crimtorts.
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Exploratory drilling in the arctic outer continental shelf.
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Plastic, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, and international misfires at a cure.
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The steepest hurdle in obtaining a Clean Water Act section 404 permit: complying with EPA's 404(b)(1) guidelines' least environmentally damaging practicable alternative requirement.
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Regional trade and the environment: European lessons for North America.
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Justice for the sea turtle: marine conservation and the Court of International Trade.
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Strength in numbers: setting quantitative criteria for listing species under the Endangered Species Act.
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The mouse that roared: how the National Forest Management Act diversity of species provision is changing public timber harvesting.
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Cubing the Kyoto Protocol: post-Copenhagen regulatory reforms to reset the global thermostat.
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Environmental Injustices, Political Struggles: Race, Class and the Environment (1998).
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The green room: a surfing-conscious approach to coastal and marine management.
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Land preservation provides estate tax benefits: section 2031(c).
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Enforcing International Climate Change Law in Domestic Courts: A New Trend of Cases for Boosting Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration?
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ESTABLISHING A CLIMATE-CONSCIOUS BILL OF RIGHTS FOR CALIFORNIA'S HOMELESS.
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Small island states in the face of climatic change: the end of the line in international environmental responsibility.
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Is a green paradox spectre haunting international climate change laws and conventions?
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Understanding community benefits agreements: equitable development, social justice and other considerations for developers, municipalities and community organizations.
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Problems, promise, progress, and perils: critical reflections on environmental justice policy implementation in California.
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The 2004 Frankel Symposium: shaping environmental policy: science in context: keynote address.
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Not all carbon credits are created equal: the constitution and the cost of regional cap-and-trade market linkage.
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EQUITABLE ADAPTATION TO EXTREME HEAT IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE.
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Sustainable development and the search for a better environment, a better world: a work in progress.
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Habitat conservation plans: protecting species, enhancing democratic legitimacy and promoting stewardship are not mutually exclusive goals.
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The role of Illinois and the Midwest in responding to the challenges of climate change.
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The Price of Sovereignty in the Era of Climate Change: The Role of Climate Finance in Guiding Adaptation Choices for Small Island Developing States.
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Shade-grown coffee plantations in northern Latin America: a refuge for more than just birds & biodiversity.
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Can Florida's legislative standard of review for small-scale land use amendments be justified?
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In the smaller scope of conscience: the Native American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act twelve years after.
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Vetoing wetland permits under section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act: a history of inter-federal agency controversy and reform.
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Captain planet takes on hazard transfer: combining the forces of market, legal and ethical decisionmaking to reduce toxic exports.
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Better Representing the 'Diffuse and Collective Interests': Reducing Legalism in Brazil's Ministerio Publico to Improve Environmental Enforcement.
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Legislative expansion of Fifth Amendment 'takings'? A discussion of the regulatory takings law and proposed compensation legislation.
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Editor's note.
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The struggle for the self in environmental law: the conversation between economists and environmentalists.
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The pricelessness of biodiversity: using the Endangered Species Act to help combat extinction and climate change.
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Retooling Environmental Justice.
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When less liability may mean more precaution: the case of nanotechnology.
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A rook or a pawn: the White House Science Advisor in an age of climate confusion.
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: convergence from a Nordic perspective.
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Ecologic: nanotechnology, environmental assurance bonding, and symmetric humility.
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Challenges and opportunities for regulating greenhouse gas emissions at the state, regional and local level.
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A Colorado perspective: the new energy economy.
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Disrupting conventional policy: the three faces of nanotechnology.
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SB 375: promise, compromise and the new urban landscape.
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A way through the impasse in U.S. climate change legislation: a GHG tax that possesses political and administrative feasibility and conforms to international law.
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Heads in the sand as the tide rises: environmental ethics and the law on climate change.
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The Peaceful Settlement of International Environmental Disputes: A Pragmatic Approach.
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Shotguns, spray, and smoke: regulating atmospheric deposition of pollutants under the Clean Water Act.
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The SEC and Climate Risk.
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The Legal Landscape of America's Landlocked Property.
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Constitutional implications of regional C(O.sub.2) cap-and-trade programs: the northeast regional greenhouse gas initiative as a case in point.
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The risks and the advantages of agency discretion: evidence from EPA's Project XL.
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Poachers with PCs: the United States' potential obligations and ability to enforce endangered wildlife trading prohibitions against foreign traders who advertise on eBay.
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Breathing life into a dormant statute: using the case of the pink dolphins to forge a path forward for environmental legal protections in Hong Kong.
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Bureau of Land Management National Conservation Areas: legitimate conservation or Satan's Spawn?
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND WRONGS: The Dark Canon of the United States Supreme Court in Environmental Law.
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Democratic Environmental Experimentalism.
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CEQA TRIBAL CULTURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION: Gaps in the Law and Implementation.
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Vetoing wetland permits under section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act: a history of inter-federal agency controversy and reform.
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The poverty of Africa's position at the Climate Change Convention negotiations.
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The war against biotic invasion - a new challenge of biodiversity conservation for China.
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Critical habitat's limited role under the Endangered Species Act and its improper transformation into "recovery" habitat.
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The Bureau of Environmental Justice and Change From the Top.
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Environmental law, Clapper v. Amnesty International, USA and the vagaries of injury-in-fact: "certainly impending" harm, "reasonable concern," and "geographic nexus."
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Individualism submerged: climate change and the perils of an engineered environment.
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Of natmats, terrorists, and toxics: regulatory adaptation in a changing world.
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Heat waves, global warming, and mitigation.
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TIME TO WAKE UP!: Pushing the Boundaries in the Americas to Protect the Most Vulnerable.
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Fracking in Pueblo and Dine Communities.
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Biofuel and advanced biofuel.
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Enforcing perpetual conservation easements against third-party violators.
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Can the U.S. Constitution Encompass a Right to a Stable Climate?
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'The big trees were kings': challenges for global response to climate change and tropical forest loss.
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The private dimension in the regulation of nanotechnologies: developments in the industrial chemicals sector.
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SUPRANATURAL RESOURCE PROPERTY CUSTOMS.
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What property rights: the California Coastal Commission's history of abusing land rights and some thoughts on the underlying causes.
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Clearing the air: the Clean Air Act, GATT and the WTO's reformulated gasoline decision.
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Environmental challenges of climate-nuclear fusion: a case study of India.
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The transboundary movement of hazardous waste in the Mediterranean regional context.
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Environmental stigma damages: speculative damages in environmental tort cases.
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Constitutional problems with judicial takings doctrine and the Supreme Court's decision in Stop the Beach Renourishment.
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Climate change action in Connecticut: linking energy, the environment and the economy.
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Gone with the wind? The potential tragedy of the common wind.
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Environmental rights of indigenous peoples under the Alien Tort Claims Act, the public trust doctrine and corporate ethics, and environmental dispute resolution.
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Subsidizing solar: the case for an environmental goods and services carve-out from the global subsidies regime.
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Precautionary governance and the limits of scientific knowledge: a democratic framework for regulating nanotechnology.
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MANAGED RETREAT - Funding Difficult Conversations and Initial Steps at the Local Level.
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Marginalized monitoring: adaptively managing urban stormwater.
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Building bio-based supply chains: theoretical perspectives on innovative contract design.
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A new soft law approach to nanotechnology oversight: a voluntary product certification scheme.
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Tuna, dolphins, and purse seine fishing in the eastern tropical Pacific: the controversy continues.
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Come Hell or No Water: The Story of Sandbranch and the Unincorporated Community Fight for Public Services.
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Protecting California's marine environment from flushed pollutants.
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Is a green paradox spectre haunting international climate change laws and conventions?
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Purifying Water: Responding to Public Opposition to the Implementation of Direct Potable Reuse in California.
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Prior Appropriation and the Commons.
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Closing the gap: using the Clean Air Act to control lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from energy facilities.
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Methane digesters and biogas recovery - masking the environmental consequences of industrial concentrated livestock production.
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Running aground in a sea of complex litigation: a case comment on the Exxon Valdez litigation.
