Recent journal literature
| Date | 01 November 2019 |
11-2019 NEWS & ANALYSIS 49 ELR 11083
“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.
RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE
CLIMATE CHANGE
Babcock, Hope, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow—Is Global Cli-
mate Change Another White Man’s Trick to Get Indian
Land? e Role of Treaties in Protecting Tribes as ey
Adapt to Climate Change, 2017 M. S. L. R. 371
(20 17).
Banda, Maria L ., e Bottom-Up Alternative: e Migration
Potential of Private Climate Governance After the Paris
Agreement, 42 H. E . L. R. 325 (2018).
Bryne, Calvin, Climate Change and Human Migration, 8 UC
I L . R. 761 (2018).
Bullock, David A.C., Combating Climate Recalcitrance:
Carbon-Related Border Tax Adjustments in a New Era
of Global Climate Governance, 27 W. I’ L.J. 609
(2018 ).
Dotson, Greg, State Authority to Regulate Mobile Source
Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Part 1: History and Current
Challenge, 49 ELR 11037 (Nov. 2019).
Qureshi, Waseem Ahmad, Combating Climate Change in
the Indus River Basin, 10 K. J. E, A . N.
R L. 1 (2017-2018).
Sympos ium, Sustainability Conference of American Legal Edu-
cators, 50 A. S. L.J. 431 (2018).
ENERGY
Franks, Cal i M., Too Littl e Too La te: e Infeasibility of OSHA’s
Silica Standards in the Oil Industry, 49 S. M’ L.J.
819 ( 2018).
Hudson, Blake, Harnessing Energ y Markets to Conserve Natu-
ral Resources? e Case of Southern U.S. Forests, 4 4 F.
S. U. L. R. 995 (2017).
Mertz, Nicolas, Economic Incentives: Or How I Learned to
Stop Worrying and Accept Nuclear Power, 98 B.U. L. R .
1067 (2018).
Mura, Jennifer, Oil Pollution Violations and Enforcement:
Who Is Responsible for Maintaining the Oil Record Book?,
17 L. M . L.J. 381 (2018).
Ricci, Lily, Two Ideas, Many Outcomes: How Anti-Waste Senti-
ments and the Public Trust Doctrine Support Varied Inter-
ests in Fracking-Related Litigation, 30 G. E. L.
R. 499 (2018).
Rogers, Siarra, e Inuence of Property in the Law of Energy
Development: How the United States as a Landowner Can
Limit Environmental Degradation on Federal Lands, 36
V. E. L.J. 386 (2018).
Sympos ium, Balancing Act—Energy Innovation in a Complex
Market, 42 C .-U.S. L .J. 117 (2018).
GOVERNANCE
Belding, Sean P., China’s Island Building in the South China
Sea: Collateral E ect on the UNCLOS and Potential Solu-
tions, 40 H. J. I’ L. 10 03 (2018 ).
Bishop, Robyn, Investing in the Future: Why the SEC Should
Require a Uniform Climate Change Disclosure Framework
to Protect Investors and Mitigate U.S . Financial Instability,
48 E . L. 491 (2 018).
Chen, James Ming, e Fragile Menagerie: Biodiversity, Loss,
Climate Change, and the Law, 93 I. L.J. 3 03 (2018 ).
Czarnezk i, Jason J. et al., Crafting Next Generation Eco-Label
Policy, 48 E . L. 409 (2018).
Dellinger, Myanna, Electric Utility Wildre Liability Reform
in California, 49 ELR 11003 (Nov. 2019).
Glass Geltman, Eli zabeth An n, Environmental Health Regu-
lation in the Trump Era: How President Trump’s Two-for-
One Regulatory Plan Impacts Environmental Regulation,
51 U. M. J.L. R 669 ( 2018).
Glicksman, Robert L . & David L. Markel l, Unraveling the
Administrative State: Mechanism Choice, Key Actors, and
Regulatory Tools, 36 V. E. L.J. 318 (2018).
Kohl, Adam W., China’s Articial Island Building Campaign
in the South China Sea: Implications for the Reform of the
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, 122
D L. R . 917 (2018).
Lee, Joshua, Ecofeminism as Responsible Governance: Analyz-
ing the Mercury Regulations as a Case Study, 42 H .
E . L. R. 519 (2018).
Lininger, Tom, Green Ethics for Judges, 86 G. W. L.
R. 711 (2018).
Loder, Reed Elizabeth, Asteroid Mining: Ecological Jurispru -
dence Beyond Earth, 36 V. E . L.J. 275 (2018).
Roth, Lauren R., Managing Cumulative Risk, 44 M
H L. R . 1283 (2 018).
Trimble, Travis M., Environmental Law, 69 M L. R.
1133 (2018 ).
Sympos ium, From Exxon to Paris: A Review of Environmental
Law Over the Last 30 Years, 30 G . E . L. R. 401
(2018 ).
LAND USE
Farber, Daniel A., Murr v. Wisconsin and the Future of Tak-
ings Law, 2017 S. C. R. 115 ( 2017 ).
Copyright © 2019 Environmental Law Institute®, Washington, DC. Reprinted with permission from ELR®, http://www.eli.org, 1-800-433-5120.
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