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 listed alphabetically by author or title.
Articles are listed rst, followe d 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 Conicts and Possi-
ble Strategies for Minimizing It, 39 ELR 11147 (Dec. 2009).
Klass, Alexandra B., State Innovation and Preemption: Lessons
From State Climate Change Eorts, 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 Ag reement for Successful
Exploitation of Lake Albert’s Oil Reserves, 32 B.C. I’
C. L. R. 83 (2009).
Dos Santos, Sa ndra, 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, Kr istina 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 Conicts 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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