UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy - page 2

"Improving" project XL: helping adaptive management to work within EPA.
Regulating the regulators: the increased role for the federal judiciary in monitoring the debate over genetically modified crops.
The role of U.S. insurance regulators in responding to climate change.
Back to the drawing board: a proposal for adopting a listed species reporting system under the Endangered Species Act.
Come and 'take' it: whooping cranes, Texas water rights, Endangered Species Act liability, and reconciling ecological scientific testimony within the context of proximate causation.
Rent control in the new Lochner era.
Borders and discharges: regulation of tribal activities under the Clean Water Act in states with NPDES program authority.
The scientific basis for the regulation of nanoparticles: challenging Paracelsus and Pare.
The impact of Tahoe-Sierra on temporary regulatory takings law.
Emergence of an international environmental criminal law?
Energy efficiency in regulated and deregulated markets.
California Carbon Offsets and Working Forest Conservation Easements.
Insect conservation under the Endangered Species Act.
Injecting earthquakes into the energy debate.
Community participation in environmental protection.
Pollution emission trading: a possible solution to China's enforcement obstacles in fighting against air pollution?
The essential role of state enforcement in the brave new world of greenhouse gas emission limits.
Bird Take - Death Trade.
What's yours can be mine: are there any private takings after Kelo v. City of New London?
Combined heat and power: a technology whose time has come.
Shortcomings of the Cartagena Protocol: resolving the liability loophole at an international level.
When the Well Runs Dry: Groundwater Policy and Sustainability Post-Agua Caliente.
Establishing Floating Offshore Wind Development in Oregon: Lessons From East Coast State Policy Tools Promoting Offshore Wind.
Climate change, the Clean Air Act, and industrial pollution.
From Attleboro to EPSA: The Pace of Change and Evolving Jurisdictional Frameworks in the Electricity Sector.
Fairness in the air: California's air pollution hearing boards.
Habitat conservation plans as recovery vehicles: jump-starting the Endangered Species Act.
Come and 'take' it: whooping cranes, Texas water rights, Endangered Species Act liability, and reconciling ecological scientific testimony within the context of proximate causation.
Reconsidering the use of direct democracy in making land use decisions.
California's climate change program: lessons for the nation.
Downsizing National Monuments: The Current Debate and Lessons From History.
The challenges of dynamic water management in the American West.
An integrated approach to nanotechnology governance.
Discounting, EPA's nonroad spark-engine rule, and the hidden anti-regulatory agenda of cost-benefit analysis.
Vulnerability and the Climate Change Regime.
An essay: an aspirational right to a healthy environment?
Mandating negotiations to solve the NIMBY problem: a creative regulatory response.
Environmental federalism when numbers matter more than size.
Disastrous response to natural and man-made disasters: an environmental justice analysis twenty-five years after Warren County.
Making sense of Penn Central.
Probing environmental discretion: an argument for regulating greenhouse gases from motor vehicles under the Clean Air Act.
Smart growth, New Urbanism and diversity: progressive planning movements in America and their impact on poor and minority ethnic populations.
Foreword.
The Coastal Property Boundary in California: Recommendations to Improve Determination of the Mean High Tide Line in Light of Sea-Level Rise.
Environmental review of western water project operations: where NEPA has not applied, will it now protect farmers from fish?
The Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and the Common Law of Groundwater Rights: Finding a Consistent Path Forward for Groundwater Allocation.
Condemnation of low income residential communities under the takings clause.

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