Recent journal literature
Date | 01 February 2022 |
52 EL R 10162 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 2-2022
“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 rst, followed by comments, notes,
symposia, surveys, and bibliographies.
RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE
AIR
Chavez, Anthony E., Lessons From Renewable Energy Diu-
sion for Carbon Dioxide Removal Development,
32 F E’ L. R. 46 (2020).
Makuch, Zen et al., Innovative Regulatory and Financial
Parameters for Advancing Carbon Capture and Storage
Technologies, 32 F E’ L. R. 1 (2020).
Monast, Jonas J., e Ends and Means of Decarbonization:
e Green New Deal in Context, 50 E’ L. 21
(2020).
CLIMATE CHANGE
Agrawal, Binit, Regaining Control Over the Climate Change
Narrative: How to Stop Right-Wing Populism From Erod-
ing Rule of Law in the Climate Struggle in India,
32 F E’ L. R. 136 (2020).
Fleming Joseph Z., Climate Change Maintainability Will
Construct an Empire in Which the Concrete Never Sets,
Causing Concrete Injuries Necessitating Judicial Relief
and en, Building Upon Such Relief, Creative Executive
and Legislative Reforms, 35 J. L U E’ L. 141
(2020).
Hsu, Shi-Ling, Climate Triage: A Resources Trust to Address
Inequality in a Climate-Changed World, 50 E’ L. 97
(2020).
Kahn, Steven, Displacing an Incomplete Complete Preemption
and Displacement Analysis: Doctrinal Errors and Miscon-
ceptions in the Second Wave of State Climate Tort Litiga-
tion, 35 J. L U E’ L. 169 (2020).
Lehner, Peter H. & Nathan A. Rosenberg, e Climate Crisis
and Agriculture, 52 ELR 10096 (Feb. 2022).
ENERGY
Ahn, Eddie et al., Environmental Justice Roadblocks on Cali-
fornia’s Path Toward Zero Emissions, 46 E L.Q.
955 (2019).
Bowman, Warigia M., Dust in the Wind: Regulation as an
Essential Component of a Sustainable and Robust Wind
Program, 69 U. K. L. R. 45 (2020).
Bryner, Nicholas S., e Green New Deal and Green Transi-
tions, 44 V. L. R. 723 (2020).
DeVar, Subin G., Equitable Community Solar: California and
Beyond, 46 E L.Q. 1017 (2019).
Donnelly, Patrick et al., Renewable Energy and Biodiversity
Conservation, 52 ELR 10079 (Feb. 2022).
Ferrey, Steven, e “Green New Deal”: Constitutional Limita-
tions: Rerouting Green Technology, 44 V. L. R. 777
(2020).
McGee, Alexandra & Shalini Swaroop, e Power of Power:
Democratizing California’s Energy Economy to Align With
Environmental Justice Principles rough Community
Choice Aggregation, 46 E L.Q. 985 (2019).
Metz, Matthew & Janelle London, EV Incentive Policies
Should Target Reducing Gasoline Use, 52 ELR 10089
(Feb. 2022).
Mormann, Felix, Beyond Algorithms: Toward a Normative e-
ory of Automated Regulation, 62 B.C. L. R. 1 (2021).
Ruhl, J.B. & James Salzman, What Happens When the Green
New Deal Meets the Old Green Laws?, 44 V. L. R.
693 (2020).
Taghdiri, Arya, e Cost of Innovation: Why Bitcoin Mining
Requires International Regulation, 50 T. E’ L.J. 181
(2020).
Welton, Shelley, Rethinking Grid Governance for the Climate
Change Era, 109 C. L. R. 209 (2021).
GOVERNANCE
Acevedo, Ruby et al., What We’re Up Against, 46 E
L.Q. 935 (2019).
Ahmed, Ishtiaque, Unmasking the Critical Participants in
Shipbreaking Industry for Apportioning eir Role in Law
and Policy Making: A Perspective From Bangladesh,
47 T. L.J. 43 (2020).
Cotula, Lorenzo, Between Hope and Critique: Human Rights,
Social Justice and Re-Imagining International Law From
the Bottom Up, 48 G. J. I’ C. L. 473 (2020).
Fitzgerald, Edward A., San Diego Border Infrastructure Envi-
ronmental Litigation: Return of the Walking Dead,
50 E’ L. 151 (2020).
Leon, Rey et al., is Is the Moment of Truth, 46 E
L.Q. 973 (2019).
Vasquez, Irene A., Restoring Reciprocal Relationships for Social
and Ecological Health, 46 E L.Q. 1049 (2019).
Zrzavy, Ariana et al., Addressing Cumulative Impacts: Lessons
From Environmental Justice Screening Tool Development
and Resistance, 52 ELR 10111 (Feb. 2022).
LAND USE
Brady, Maureen E., Turning Neighbors Into Nuisances,
134 H. L. R. 1609 (2021).
Bronin, Sara C., Comprehensive Rezonings, 2019 BYU L.
R. 725 (2019).
Davidson, Nestor M. & Timothy M. Mulvaney, Takings
Localism, 121 C. L. R. 215 (2021).
Givens, John Wagner & Debra Lam, Smarter Cities or Bigger
Brother? How the Race for Smart Cities Could Determine
the Future of China, Democracy, and Privacy, 47 F-
U. L.J. 829 (2020).
Gleckel, Jareb A. & Sherry F. Colb, e Meaning of Meat,
26 A L. 75 (2020).
Metzger, Charlie, “We’re Not in Kansas Anymore”: Using State
and Local Power to Fulll the Potential of the Opportunity
Zone Program, 47 F U. L.J. 1121 (2020).
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