Recent journal literature
Date | 01 March 2021 |
3-2021 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 51 ELR 10269
RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE
“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 rst, followed by comments, notes,
symposia, surveys, and bibliographies.
AIR
Brown, Shelby E., IMO 2020: Industry Conditions and
Readiness, 44 T. M. L.J. 145 (2019).
CLIMATE CHANGE
Tsosie, Rebecca, Indigenous Sustainability and Resilience to
Climate Extremes: Traditional Knowledge and the Systems
of Survival, 51 C. L. R. 1009 (2019).
ENERGY
Cawley, Brian P., Damning the Mekong: Project Finance’s
Inability to Cure the Steep Costs of Hydropower Develop-
ment in the Mekong River Basin, 2019 W. L. R. 1309
(2019).
Coleman, James W., e ird Age of Oil and Gas Law,
95 I. L.J. 389 (2020).
Demmerle, Amanda P., Pain in the Ash: How Coal-Fired
Power Plants Are Polluting Our Nation’s Waters Without
Consequences, 122 W. V. L. R. 289 (2019).
Gosman, Sara, Planning for Failure: Pipelines, Risk, and the
Energy Revolution, 81 O S. L.J. 340 (2020).
Luscher, Mary-Grace, ere’s Nothing Wrong With Mayberry:
Using the Kentucky Coal Fields Endowment Fund to Pro-
mote Localized Economies in Eastern Kentucky,
58 U. L L. R. 203 (2019).
Ormiston, John A., e Clean Power Plan Autopsy: Lessons
the Aordable Clean Energy Rule Can Learn From Its
Deceased Predecessor, 98 T. L. R. 791 (2020).
Pskowski, Rebecca Prentiss, Bad Bunker: Fuel Contamination
Claims, IMO 2020, and the Houston Problem, 44 T.
M. L.J. 217 (2019).
Schremmer, Joseph A., Getting Past Possession: Subsurface Prop-
erty Disputes as Nuisances, 95 W. L. R. 315 (2020).
Warner, Elizabeth Ann Kronk, Tribal Treaty Rights: A Power-
ful Tool in Challenges to Energy Infrastructure, 51 C.
L. R. 843 (2019).
GOVERNANCE
Balkin, Rosalie & Akiko Yoshida, e 1971 IOPC Fund—
e Road to Dissolution of an Intergovernmental Organi-
zation, 44 T. M. L.J. 1 (2019).
Chung, Ha, Moving CEQA Away From Judicial Enforcement:
Proposal for a Dedicated CEQA Agency to Address Exclu-
sionary Use of CEQA, 93 S. C. L. R. 307 (2020).
Condon, Madison, Externalities and the Common Owner,
95 W. L. R. 1 (2020).
Gille, Caroline et al., Leveraging Science to Inform Proactive
and Reactive Risk Management, 51 ELR 10198
(Mar. 2021).
Guzelian, Christopher P., e Dollar’s Deadly Laws at
Cause Poverty and Destroy the Environment, 98 N. L.
R. 56 (2019).
Hornung, Daniel, Agency Lawyers’ Answers to the Major Ques-
tions Doctrine, 37 Y J. R. 759 (2020).
Iyer, Vidhya V., Embrace a Gift of Nature: A Proposal for
Commercializing Natural Eco-Dyes for the Textile Indus-
try, 31 G. I’ E’ L. R. 725 (2019).
Lee, Charles, Confronting Disproportionate Impacts and
Systemic Racism in Environmental Policy, 51 ELR 10207
(Mar. 2021).
ompson, M. Jordan & Chelsea L.M. Colwyn, Living
Sqelixw: Defending the Land With Tribal Law, 51 C.
L. R. 889 (2019).
Winder, Shany, Extraordinary Policy Making Powers of the
Executive Branch: A New Approach, 37 V. E’ L.J.
207 (2019).
LAND USE
Domike, Julie et al., State Clean Transportation Initiatives,
51 ELR 10181 (Mar. 2021).
Drabiak, Katherine, Roundup Litigation: Using Discovery
to Dissolve Doubt, 31 G. I’ E’ L. R. 697
(2019).
Geiszler, Shelley, Nuisance Most Fowl: e Problem With
Chicago’s Permissive Livestock Ordinance and How to Fix
It, 95 C.-K L. R. 367 (2020).
Jay, Jessica E., Down the Rabbit Hole With the IRS’ Challenge
to Perpetual Conservation Easements, Part Two, 51 ELR
10239 (Mar. 2021).
Rosser, Ezra, Reclaiming the Navajo Range: Resolving the Con-
ict Between Grazing Rights and Development, 51 C.
L. R. 953 (2019).
Schmitt, Jerey M., Limiting the Property Clause, 20 N.
L.J. 145 (2019).
Smith, Trevor J., Corn, Cows, and Climate Change: How
Federal Agriculture Subsidies Enable Factory Farming and
Exacerbate U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions, 9 W. J.
E’ L. P’ 26 (2019).
Welman, Malina, e Starting Point: Structuring Newark’s
Land Use Laws at the Outset of Redevelopment to Promote
Integration Without Displacement, 53 C. J.L.
S. P. 43 (2019).
Willis, Andrew, Zoning on Holy Ground: Developing a Coher-
ent Factor-Based Analysis for RLUIPA’s Substantial Burden
Provision, 95 C.-K L. R. 425 (2020).
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