Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 June 2019

6-2019 NEWS & ANALYSIS 49 ELR 10611

AIR

Burns, Wil, e European Union’s Emissions Trading System:

Climate Policymaking Model , or Muddle? (Part II), 31

T. E. L .J. 51 (2017).

Driesen, David M., Emissions Trading Versus Pollution Taxes:

Playing “Nice” With Other Instruments, 48 E. L. 29

(2018 ).

Raduazo, Anthony R., e CO2 Monetization Gap: Integrat-

ing the Social Cost of Carbon Into NEPA, 118 C. L.

R. 605 (2018).

CLIMATE CHANGE

Das, Kasturi et al., Making the International Trade System

Work for the Paris Agreement: Assessing the Options, 49

ELR 10553 (June 2019).

Ferrey, Steven, e Second Element, First Priority, 24 B.U. J.

S.  T. L. 41 (2018).

Jebe, Ruth, Corporate Sustainability Reporting and “Material

Information”: An Empirical Study of Materiality Under

the GRI and IIRC Frameworks, 33 C. J. I’ L. 95

(2017).

Mandel, Richard & Craig P. Ehrlich, e Prosecution of Cli-

mate Change Dissent, 19 M. B.  S. W

L. R . 43 (2017).

Sunstein, Cass R., Changing Climate Change, 2009-2016, 42

H. E . L. R. 231 (2018).

Tur-Sina i, Ofer, Pate nts and Climate Change: A Skeptic’s View,

48 E . L. 211 (2018).

ENERGY

Curry, David L. Jr. & Ryan A. O’Connor, Unplugging the

Fifth Circuit’s Abandonment P roblem: A Reexamination of

the Midlantic Exception in O shore E&P Cases, 31 T.

E. L.J. 79 (2017).

Hein, Jayni Foley, Federal Lands and Fossil Fuels: Maximiz-

ing Social Welfare in Federal Energ y Leasing, 42 H .

E . L. R. 1 (2018).

Kershaw, Bradley N., Flames, Fixes, and the Road Forward:

e Waste Prevention Rule and BLM Authority to Regu-

late Natural Gas Flaring and Venting, 29 C. N.

R , E  E. L . R. 115 (2 018).

Levitsky, Simon, ExxonMobil Pipeline Co. v. United States

Department of Transportation: Ambiguity in Enforcing

Complex Regulations, 31 T . E. L.J. 119 ( 2017) .

Mayhall, Taylor, Reclaiming Reclamation: Rule Changes Pro-

posed to Ensure Coal Companies Fund Mand atory Clean-

Ups, 102 M. L. R . 1451 (2018).

Revesz, Richard L. & Burcin Unel, Managing the Future of

the Electricity Grid: Energy Storage and Greenhouse Gas

Emissions, 42 H . E . L. R. 139 (2018).

Serkin, Christopher & Michael P. Vandenbergh, Prospective

Grandfathering: Anticipating the Energy Transition Prob-

lem, 102 M. L. R. 1019 ( 2018).

Welton, Shelley, Grasping for Energy Democracy, 116 M.

L. R. 581 (2018).

GOVERNANCE

Adelman, David E. & Graeme W. Austin, Trademarks and

Private Environmental Governance, 93 N D L.

R. 709 (2017).

Bailey, Tarah, Consultation With American Indian Tribes:

Resolving Ambiguity and Inconsistency in Government-

to-Government Relations, 29 C. N. R,

E  E . L. R. 195 (2018).

Deming, Rachel E ., e Second Amendment v. the Environ-

ment: Florida’s Transformation of Gun Range Environ-

mental Liability, 29 C. N. R, E 

E . L. R. 81 (2018).

Garbus, Marsha l, Penobscot Nation v. Mills: First Circuit

Dodges the Indian Canon of Construction to Diminish the

Water Rights of the Penobscot Nation, 31 T. E. L .J.

107 (2017).

Henderson, Richard Turner, Sink or Sell: Using Real Estate

Purchase Options to Facilitate Coastal Retreat, 71 V .

L. R. 641 (2018).

Kammer, Sean M., No-Analogue Future: Challenges for the

Laws of Nature in a World Without Precedent, 42 V. L.

R. 227 (2017).

Kim, Eun Jin, Language and Desig n of the Paris Agreement:

An International Deal Craf ted to Avoid the Need for the

Senate’s Approval, 42 T. M  L. R. 45 (2016 ).

Malone, Jason & Tim Winslow, Financial Assurance: Envi-

ronmental Protection as a Cost of Doing Business, 93 N.D.

L. R. 1 (2018).

Moa, Anthony, Environmens Rea, 122 P. S. L. R.

299 (2018).

Rome, Andrew, Black Snake on the Periphery: e Dakota

Access Pipeline and Tribal Jurisdictional Sovereignty, 93

N.D. L. R. 57 (2018).

Trachtman, Joel P., W TO Trade and Environment Jurispru-

dence Avoiding Environmental Catastrophe, 58 H .

I’ L .J. 273 (2017).

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