Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 December 2024

122024 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 54 ELR 11093

“Recent Journal Literature” lists recently published law

review and other legal periodical articles. Within subject-

matter categories, entries are listed alphabetically by

author or title. Articles are listed f‌irst, followed by com-

ments, notes, symposia, surveys, and bibliographies.

RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE

AIR

Lin, Patrick K., e Cost of Teaching a Machine: Lighting the

Way for a Climate-Aware Policy Framework at Addresses

Articial Intelligence’s Carbon Footprint Problem,

34 F E’ L. R. 1 (2023).

CLIMATE CHANGE

Brito, Janessa H., A National Security reat Without Borders:

Climate Change and the Need for Military Facility Mod-

ernization, 54 ELR 11035 (Dec. 2024).

Green, Shelby D., e Intentional Community: Toward Inclu-

sion and Climate-Cognizance, 62 W L.J. 243

(2023).

O’Brien, Kelly S., Analyzing the Post-Marchand “Expansion”

of Mission Critical Risks: Cybersecurity, Climate Change,

and Caremark, 57 U. R. L. R. 109 (2022-2023).

Stiehm, Carleigh, Crypto and the Climate: Will Local and

National Environmental Regulation Save or Stie the

Cryptocurrency Boom?, 34 F E’ L. R. 90

(2023).

Votaw, Alexandra, Killing Two Myths With One Stone: How

the Public Trust Doctrine Can Improve Climate Resiliency

by Stopping Gentrication, 34 G. E’ L. R. 497

(2022).

Symposium, International Economic Law and Climate

Change, 26 J. I’ E. L. 199 (2023).

ENERGY

Basile, Cassandra, A Shifting Focus: How Algal Turf Scrubbers

(ATS) in Natural Waterways Can Prevent Toxic Blooms

and Could Save the Algae Energy Industry, 34 F

E’ L. R. 58 (2023).

Bracken, Georey H., Oil and Gas Arbitration, 62 S. T. L.

R. 603 (2023).

Bucher, Hannah, Someone Has to Keep the Lights On: Justify-

ing the Use of Deferred Prosecution Agreements for Public

Utility Companies Operating in the Public Interest,

97 C.-K L. R. 349 (2022).

Mackinnon, Joshua, e African Century: Renewable Energy

Opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa, 47 W.  M

E’ L.  P’ R. 427 (2023).

Rogers, Mackinlee, Striking the Balance Between Competi-

tion and Fairness: Sherman Antitrust Act Section Two and

Utility Monopolies in Renewable Energy, 91 M. L.J.

501 (2023).

Symposium, Renewable Energy: 2023 and Beyond, 39 G. S.

U. L. R. viii (2023).

GOVERNANCE

Bailey, Anna, Disclosing ESG Matters: Advance Nonnancial

Policy rough the SEC, 47 W.  M E’ L. 

P’ R. 407 (2023).

Belal, Filzah, Why We Need a Constitutional Right to Healthy

Environment in Canada, 34 F E’ L. R. 31

(2023).

Cummings, Scott, Catalytic Localism: What Is New About the

Green New Deal?, 97 C.-K L. R. 291 (2022).

Edelman, Jesse Harte, Interpreting “Knowingly” to Establish

Criminal Liability in Environmental Law: A Modied

Public Welfare Approach, 56 L. L.A. L. R. 1019

(2023).

Huang, Ju-Ching, Legal Challenges of Building Resilience for

Informal Settlements in Developed, Democratic Contexts,

34 G. E’ L. R. 373 (2022).

Kapur, Avani, Overuse of the Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine:

How It Erodes Environmental Justice and a Proposed Solu-

tion, 67 N.Y. L. S. L. R. 97 (2023).

Mengual, Paco, Determining an Eective Regulatory Frame-

work for Businesses to Report on the Environment, Climate,

and Human Rights, 35 P I’ L. R. 224 (2023).

Ozymy, Joshua & Melissa Jarrell Ozymy, Lone Star Crime:

e Criminal Enforcement of Environmental Law in the

State of Texas, 54 S. M’ L.J. 1095 (2023).

Saleem, Umair, Protecting the Right to Environment: e Roles

of Judicial Commissions and Special Masters, 54 ELR

11058 (Dec. 2024).

Suttile, Jon Paul, SEParating Litigation: How SEPs Dem-

onstrate the Need for Centralized Environmental Civil

Litigation, 47 W.  M E’ L.  P’ R. 357

(2023).

Swanson, Greta et al., Implementation of Tribal Consultation

Laws in California, 54 ELR 11009 (Dec. 2024).

Walters, Maxine, e Systematic Exclusion of Complainants

and Impacted Communities in EPA External Civil Rights

Compliance Oce’s Title VI Resolution Process: Recommen-

dations for ECRCO and States, 34 G. E’ L. R.

527 (2022).

Wang, Yueduan & Ying Xia, Quarantined Judicial Expan-

sion: e Environmental Legal Entrepreneurship of Chinese

Courts, Procuratorates, and NGOs, 45 L  P’ 159

(2023).

Xiao, Huina & Chunyan Ding, Explaining the Variations

in Legal Mobilization of Environmental Nongovernmen-

tal Organizations in Authoritarian China: A Fuzzy Set

Qualitative Comparative Analysis, 45 L  P’ 181

(2023).

Zaat, Sara, Constitutional Environmental Rights as Tools of

Environmental Justice: Applications in the United States

Based on Examples From Brazil and France, 34 G.

E’ L. R. 543 (2022).

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