Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 August 2010

40 ELR 10836 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 8-2010

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.

For a complete list of all law review articles listed in the

Journal Literature section of ELR, visit our Cumulative Law

Review Bibliography at http://www.elr.info/Indexes/clrb.cfm.

Administrative Law

Chapman, Peter F., Oshore Renewable Energy Regulation:

FERC and MMS Jurisdictional Dispute Over Hydrokinetic

Regulation Resolved?, 61 A. L. R. 423 (2009).

Jordan, William S. III, Chevron and Hearing Rights: An Unin-

tended Combination, 61 A. L. R. 249 (2009).

Agriculture

Kohm, Katharine, Shortcomings of the Cartagena Protocol:

Resolving the Liability Loophole at an International Level, 27

UCLA J. E . L.  P’ 145 (2009).

Tesini, Dan, Working Forest Conservation Easements, 41 U.

L. 359 (2009).

Air Pollution

Conrad, Daniel H., Int o the Wild Green Yonder: Applying the

Clean Air Act to Regulat e Emissions of Greenhouse Gases

From Aircraft , 34 N.C. J. I’ L.  C. R. 919

(2009).

Ela, Jed S., Law and Norms in Collective Action: Maximizing

Social Inuence to Minimize Carbon Emissions, 27 UCLA J.

E. L.  P’ 93 (2009).

Payne, Cymie, Local Meets Global: e Low Carbon Fuel Stan-

dard and the W TO, 34 N.C. J. I’ L .  C. R . 891

(2009).

Biodiversity

Symposium, Biodiversity Protection and Mitigation, 38 S

L. R. 205 (2009).

Climate Change

Becker, Bill & Amy Royden-Bloom, TOGAS: e Fabric of Our

Democracy, 40 ELR 10776 (Aug. 2010).

Cole, Keith, Genius vs. Zombies: To Address Climate Change for

the Long Haul, Empower the Innovators, but Don’t Disinter

the “Dead Hand,” 40 ELR 10757 (Aug. 2010).

Davis, William Daniel, What Does “Green” Mean?: Anthropo-

genic Climate Change, Geoengineering, and International

Environmental Law, 43 G. L. R . 901 (2009).

Ferrey, Steven, When 1+1 No Longer Equals 2: e New Math

of Legal “Additionality” Cont rolling World and U.S. Global

Warming Regulation, 10 M. J. L. S.  T. 591

(2009).

Lazaru s, Richard J., A Reply, 40 ELR 10766 (Aug. 2010).

Lazaru s, Richard J., Super Wicked Problems and Climate Change:

Restraining the Present to Liberate the Future, 40 ELR 10749

(Aug. 2010).

Martella, Roger R. & James W. Coleman, Ratifying Kyoto Via

Local Actors: Accomplishments and Limitations of Local Cap-

and-Trade Programs, 40 ELR 10780 (Aug. 2010).

Nichols, Mar y D., Comment on Super Wicked Problems and

Climate Change: Restraining the Present to Liberate the

Future, 40 ELR 10760 (Aug. 2010).

Resnik, Judith et a l., Kyoto at the Local Level: Federalism and

Translocal Organiz ations of Government Actors (TOGAS),

40 ELR 10768 (Aug. 2010).

Soares, Jeanette M., Solving the Super Wicked Problem of Climate

Change: How Restraining the Present Could Aid in Establish-

ing an Emissions Cap and Designing All owance Auctions, 40

ELR 10763 (Aug. 2010).

Symposium, e Greenhouse Gas Marketplace: Commercial Reg-

ulation of Climate Change Solutions, 34 N.C. J. I ’ L. 

C. R. 699 (2009).

Energy

Cochran, omas B. & Georey H. Fettus, NRDC’s Perspective

on the Nuclear Waste Dilemma, 40 ELR 10791 (Aug. 2010).

Hill, David R., e NWPA and the Realities of Our Current

Situation, 40 ELR 10795 (Aug. 2010).

Stewart, R ichard B., Solving the U.S. Nuclear Waste Dilemma,

40 ELR 10783 (Aug. 2010).

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