Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 August 2018

48 ELR 10758 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 8-2018

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.

AIR

Burger, Michael & Jessica Wentz, Downstream and Upstream

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: e Proper Scope of NEPA

Review, 41 H. E . L. R . 109 (2017).

CLIMATE CHANGE

Arnold, Zachary C.M., Preventing Industrial Disasters in a

Time of Climate Change: A Call for Financial Assurance

Mandates, 48 ELR 10662 (Aug. 2018).

Cleetus, Rachel, Financial Assurance Mandates: No Substitute

for Agency Expertise and O versight, 48 ELR 10669 (Aug.

2018).

Donlon, Rosa lie L., e Future of FA Ms, 48 ELR 10672 (Aug.

2018).

Grin, C ollmann, A Critical Companion: Why Climate Pro-

gressives Should Learn to Love the World Trade Organiza-

tion, 29 G. E. L. R . 19 9 (20 16).

Hawkins, Paul, Waging War on the Rising Seas: Fashioning a

Comprehensive Approach to Combating the Eects of Sea

Level Rise on Hampton Roads, Virginia Military Installa-

tion Under Existing Framework s, 41 W.  M E .

L.  P’ R. 265 (2016 ).

Lovvorn, Jonatha n, Climate Change Beyond Environmental-

ism Part I: Intersectional reats and th e Case for Collective

Action, 29 G. E . L. R. 1 (2016).

McCall, Catherine E.B., Applying a FAMiliar Question of Cli-

mate Change Scope and Scale: Financial Assurance Man-

dates and Coastal Risk Mana gement, 48 ELR 10675 (Aug.

2018).

Miller, Alan S. & Stac y A. Swann, Climate Change and the

Financial Sector: A Time of Risk and Opportunity, 29

G. E . L. R . 69 (2016).

Mormann, Fe lix, Constitutional Challenges and Regulatory

Opportunities for State Climate Policy Innovation, 41

H. E. L . R. 189 (2 017).

Russell, Liz Williams, Financial A ssurance Mandates: A Mech-

anism to Prevent Climate-Induced Industrial Disasters, 48

ELR 10678 (Aug. 2018).

Talbot, Kevin M., What Does “Green” Really Mean?: How

Increased Transparency and Standardization Can Grow

the Green Bond Market, 28 V. E. L .J. 127 (2017).

ENERGY

Anderson, Ellen, Distributed Generation and the Minnesota

Value of Solar Tari, 48 ELR 10726 (Aug. 2018).

Belleville, Ma rk L. (Buzz), e Wind Blows in Virginia Too—

Deconstructing Legal and R egulatory Barriers to the Devel-

opment of Onshore, Utility- Scale Wind Energy in Virginia,

41 W.  M E . L.  P’ R. 151 (2016).

Bensho, Adam & Alison Williams, Retail Net Metering: It’s

Time to Get It Right for All Customers, 48 EL R 10729

(Aug. 2018).

DuVivier, K.K. & omas Witt, NIMBY to NOPE— Or

YESS?, 38 C  L. R. 1453 (2 017).

Ferrey, Steven, Eminent Domain and Serrated Power, 39 U.

H. L. R. 171 (2016).

Hawari, Zachar y, orium’s Glow: Lighting the Way for Safe,

Cheap Energy Production, 41 W.  M E . L. 

P’ R. 295 (2016).

Revesz, Rich ard & Burcin Unel, Managing the Future of the

Electricity Grid: Distributed Generation and Net Meter-

ing, 41 H. E. L . R. 43 (2017).

Revesz, Richard L. & Burcin Unel, e Future of Distributed

Generation: Moving Past Net Metering, 48 ELR 10719

(Aug. 2018).

Robertson, Heidi Gorovitz, When States’ Legislation and Con-

stitutions Collide With Angry Locals: Shale Oil and Gas

Development and Its Many Masters, 41 W.  M

E . L.  P’ R . 55 (2016).

Satterlee, Lucas C., Clearing the Fog: A Historical Analysis of

Environmental and Energ y Law in Colorado, 28 V.

E . L.J. 1 (2 017).

Spence, David B., Native Energy Markets, 92 N  D 

L. R. 97 3 (2017 ).

GOVERNANCE

Anastasio, Julia, e Potential of Visual Rulemaking to

Strengthen and Democratize Rulemaking, 48 ELR 10707

(Aug. 2018).

Biggs, Stephanie M. et al, Analysis of Environmental Law

Scholarship 2016-2017, 48 EL R 10 657 (Aug. 2018).

Blumm, Michael C., Indian Treaty Fishing Rights and the

Environment: Arming the Right to Habitat Protection

and Restoration, 92 W. L. R. 1 (2 017).

Condon, Ann E., Impact Transactions From a Practitioner’s

Perspective, 48 ELR 10688 (Aug. 2018).

Crowder, Patience A., Impact Transaction: Lawyering for the

Public Good rough Collective Impact Agreements, 48

ELR 10681 (Aug. 2018).

Dana, David A. & Debora h Tuerkheimer, After Flint: Envi-

ronmental Justice as Equal Prot ection, 111 N. U. L. R.

879 (2017 ).

Ehrmann, John R., e Prospect of Impact Transactions

rough the Eyes of a “Backbone” Organization Practitio-

ner, 48 ELR 10691 (Aug. 2018).

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