Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 December 2009

12-2009 NEWS & ANALYSIS 39 ELR 11195

RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE

“Recent Journal Literature” lists recently published law review

and other legal periodical articles. Within subject-matter

categories, entries are listedalphabetically 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

Biber, Eric, Too Many ings to Do: How to Deal With the Dys-

functions of Multiple-Goal Agencies, 33 H. E. L.

R. 1 (2009).

Agriculture

Carlquist, Jennifer M., Conjunctive Management:ANew Battle of

Priority in Idaho Water Law, 45I L. R. 143 (2008).

Maples, Brock M., Rising Crop Prices and the E ect on the Con-

servation Reserve Program, 3 E.  E L.  P’

J. 313 (2008).

Air Pollution

Kruse, Elizabeth, Case Comment (North Carolina v. EPA), 33

H. E. L. R. 283 (2009).

Morales, Nicholas, Case Comment ( New Jersey v. EPA), 33

H. E. L. R. 263 (2009).

Reuter, Holly E., Flexible Air Permits in Texas: e Current Gap

Between Federal and State Regulations, 3 E .  E

L.  P’ J. 319 (2008).

Climate Change

Burger, Michael, Empowering Local Autonomy and Encouraging

Experimentation in Climate Change Governance: e Case

for a Layered Regime, 39 ELR 11161 (Dec. 2009).

Johnson, Lise, International Investment Agreements and Climate

Change: e Potential for Investor-State Conicts and Possi-

ble Strategies for Minimizing It, 39 ELR 11147 (Dec. 2009).

Klass, Alexandra B., State Innovation and Preemption: Lessons

From State Climate Change Eorts, 41 L. L.A. L. R.

1653 (2008).

Liebesman, Lawrence, e Endangered Species Act and Climate

Change, 39 ELR 11171 (Dec. 2009).

Mounteer, Tom, Incremental Changes in Soon-to-Be-Relesed

Disclosures Unlikely to Satisf y Advocates, 39 ELR 11145

(Dec. 2009).

Posner, Eric A. & Cass R. Sunstein, Should Greenhouse Gas Per-

mits Be Allocated on a Per Capita Basis?, 97 C. L . R.

51 (2009).

Tolan, Patrick E., Jr., Homeland Security Challenges of Global

Climate Change, 54 L. L. R. 800 (2008).

Climate Change Legislation: e Should, the Bad, and the Maybe,

3 E .  E L.  P’ J. 195 (2008).

Energy

Bushnell, A ngela M., e Emerging Custom of Human Rights-

Based Development: A Model Agreement for Successful

Exploitation of Lake Albert’s Oil Reserves, 32 B.C. I’ 

C. L. R. 83 (2009).

Dos Santos, Sandra, e Tainted Grail of Brazilian Ethanol:

Achieving Oil Independence but Who Has Borne the Cost and

Paid the Price?, 11 N.Y. C L. R. 61 (2007).

Gonazales, Kristina L., e States Take Action: North Carolina’s

Common-Law Suit Against the Tennessee Valley Authority, 3

E.  E L.  P’ J. 303 (2008).

Mullins, LoValerie, e Equity Illusion of Surface Ownership

in Coalbed Methane Gas: e Rise of Mutual Simultaneous

Rights in Mineral Law and the Resulting Need for Dispute

Resolution in Split Estate Relations, 16 M. E. L. 

P’ R. 109 (2009).

Smith, Andrew B., Environmental Activism in the Form of Resi-

dential Solar Panels and the Resulting Conicts for the 21st

Century, 3 E.  E L.  P’ J. 330 (2008).

Sovacool, Benjamin K., Placing a Glove on the Invisible Hand:

How Intellectual Property Rights May Impede Innovation

in Energy Research and Development, 18 A. L.J. S. 

T. 381 (2008).

General Environmental Law

Babcock, Hope M., Assuming Personal Responsibility for Improv-

ing the Environment: Moving Toward a New Environmental

Norm, 33 H. E. L . R. 117 (2009).

Driesen, David M.&AmySinden, e Missing Instrument: Dirty

Input Limits, 33 H. E. L. R . 65 (2009).

Breaking the Logjam: Environmental Reform for the New Congress

and Administration, 17 N.Y.U. E. L.J. 854 (2008).

Legal S cience: An Interdisciplinary Examination of the Use and

Misues of Science in the Law, 58 E L.J. 286 (2008).

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