Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 March 2022

52 ELR 10250 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 32022

“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 f‌irst, followed by com-

ments, notes, symposia, surveys, and bibliographies.

RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE

CLIMATE CHANGE

Caplan, Bill, warting Climate Change, Brick by Brick,

52 ELR 10182 (Mar. 2022).

Environmental Law Collaborative, Adapting to a 4°C World,

52 ELR 10211 (Mar. 2022).

Farber, Dan, Climate Perspectives Across the Generations,

60 N. R J. 293 (2020).

Farnworth, Chandler, Do Shareholders Have the Power? Cli-

mate Change as a Material Risk, 34 T. E’ L.J. 149

(2021).

Kempf, Chloe N., Why Did So Many Do So Little? Movement

Building and Climate Change Litigation in the Time of

Juliana v. United States, 99 T. L. R. 1005 (2021).

Myers, Colin, Financing Our Future’s Health: Why the United

States Must Establish Mandatory Climate-Related Fi-

nancial Disclosure Requirements Aligned With the TCFD

Recommendations, 37 P E’ L. R. 415 (2020).

Rodgers, Andrea, Creative Legal Approaches to Protect Youth’s

Constitutional Rights in the Face of Climate Change,

60 N. R J. 285 (2020).

Stern, Scott W., Rebuilding Trust: Climate Change, Indian

Communities, and a Right to Resettlement, 47 E

L.Q. 179 (2020).

TajalliBakhsh, Tayebeh et al., Coastal Impacts of Climate

Change, 52 ELR 10169 (Mar. 2022).

Xiang, Joy Y., Cleantech Innovation by Developing Countries,

38 B.U. I’ L.J. 183 (2020).

ENERGY

Bauer, Carl J., e Long View of the Water/Energy Nexus:

Hydropower’s First Century in the U.S.A., 60 N.

R J. 173 (2020).

Coglianese, Cary & Daniel E. Walters, Whither the Regula-

tory “War on Coal”? Scapegoats, Saviors, and Stock Market

Reactions, 47 E L.Q. 1 (2020).

Ish, James C., A Road Map to Restoring Rivers: How the

Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement Might Inuence

Future Dam Removal and River Restoration Projects,

60 N. R J. 261 (2020).

Jacobs, Sharon B., Agency Genesis and the Energy Transition,

121 C. L. R. 835 (2021).

Turner, Kris, Creating Contracts in a Vacuum: Space Min-

ing and the Creation of Future Contract Law, 60 N.

R J. 239 (2020).

Webb, Romany M., Climate Change, FERC, and Natural Gas

Pipelines: e Legal Basis for Considering Greenhouse Gas

Emissions Under Section 7 of the Natural Gas Act,

28 N.Y.U. E’ L.J. 179 (2020).

GOVERNANCE

Flenniken, Sara Raye, Ad Astra Per Maris: Using the Law of

the Sea to Protect the Space Environment, 44 J. S L.

250 (2020).

Jodoin, Sebastien, A Disability Rights Approach to Climate

Governance, 47 E L.Q. 73 (2020).

Rowell, Arden, Quantitative Valuation in Environmental

Law, 96 N D L. R. 1539 (2021).

Takacs, David, We Are the River, 2021 U. I. L. R. 545

(2021).

Survey, Recent Developments in Environmental Law, 34 T.

E’ L.J. 232 (2021).

LAND USE

Allain, Mark P. Jr., Assessing U.S. Soil Law and Policy for an

Uncertain Future, 34 T. E’ L.J. 169 (2021).

Beydoun, Khaled A., On Sacred Land, 105 M. L. R.

1803 (2021).

Danis, Jennifer & Michael Bloom, Taking From States:

Sovereign Immunity’s Preclusive Eect on Private Takings of

State Land, 32 S. L.  P’ R. 59 (2021).

Dorfman, Doron & Mariela Yabo, e Professionalization

of Urban Accessibility, 47 F U. L.J. 1213

(2020).

Epstein, Richard A., Valuation Blunders in the Law of Emi-

nent Domain, 96 N D L. R. 1441 (2021).

Hill, Alexandra, Eroding Coasts: From Blus to Marshes—

Coastal Protection Versus Property Rights, 34 T. E’

L.J. 187 (2021).

Infranca, John, Dierentiating Exclusionary Tendencies,

72 F. L. R. 1271 (2020).

Johnston, Jason Scott, Environmental Permits: Public Property

Rights in Private Lands and the Extraction and Redistribu-

tion of Private Wealth, 96 N D L. R. 1559

(2021).

Merrill, omas W., e Compensation Constraint and the

Scope of the Takings Clause, 96 N D L. R.

1441 (2021).

Wake, Luke A., Check Your Rights at the Door: Rethink-

ing Conscatory Regulation, 68 D L. R. 123

(2020).

NATURAL RESOURCES

Dillon, Sara, Trophy Hunters, Global Sadism and Internation-

al Law: Not Even the Elephants Are Safe, 38 B.U. I’

L.J. 322 (2020).

Ruhl, J.B. & omas A.J. McGinn, e Roman Public Trust

Doctrine: What Was It, and Does It Support an Atmospher-

ic Trust?, 47 E L.Q. 117 (2020).

TOXIC SUBSTANCES

DeJong, Sheridan, Toxic Results: e EPA’s Power, Process, and

Potential to Regulate Chemicals Under the Toxic Substances

Control Act, 68 D L. R. 213 (2020).

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