Recent journal literature

• Date: 01 May 2022

52 ELR 10422 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 5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

AIR

Christiansen, Anna, Up in the Air: A Fifty-State Survey of

Atmospheric Trust Litigation Brought by Our Children’s

Trust, 2020 U L. R. 867 (2020).

Spiegel-Feld, Danielle & Katrina M. Wyman, Toward Trad-

able Building Performance Standards, 52 ELR 10356

(May 2022).

CLIMATE CHANGE

Benjamin, Lisa, e Road to Paris Runs rough Delaware:

Climate Litigation and Directors’ Duties, 2020 U L.

R. 313 (2020).

Carlarne, Cinnamon P., Climate Creep, 52 ELR 10374

(May 2022).

Flatt, Victor B., Disclosing the Danger: State Attorney Ethics

Rules Meet Climate Change, 2020 U L. R. 569

(2020).

Hedden-Nicely, Dylan R. & Lucius K. Caldwell, Indigenous

Rights and Climate Change: e Inuence of Climate

Change on the Quantication of Reserved Instream Water

Rights for American Indian Tribes, 2020 U L. R.

755 (2020).

Juhn, Mina, Taking a Stand: Climate Change Litigants and

the Viability of Constitutional Claims, 89 F L.

R. 2731 (2021).

ENERGY

Edgell, Samantha T., Toto, I’ve a Feeling the Environment Isn’t

Safe From Cryptocurrency Anymore: e Degrading Eco-

logical Eects of Bitcoin and Digital Currencies, 32 V.

E’ L.J. 69 (2021).

Hasz, Cheri, e U.S. Oil and Gas Industry Should Be a

Leader and Follow the EU’s Lead on ESG Disclosure,

29 T. J. I’  C. L. 135 (2021).

Kulander, Christopher Stewart, Down Step by Step—Ratica-

tion of Oil and Gas Leases by Royalty Interests in Texas,

73 SMU L. R. 251 (2020).

Ottinger, Patrick S., Permission Granted: e Requirement of

Consent Under the Louisiana Mineral Code, 80 L. L.

R. 1285 (2020).

Oyewunmi, Tade & Ivie Ehanmo, Emerging Trends in

Resource-Rich Sub-Saharan Africa and a Spotlight on the

Nigerian Transitional Energy Market, 29 T. J. I’ 

C. L. 1 (2021).

Savov, Ognyan, Pollution With Oil Transported by Specialised

Ships. Issues With the Existing International Conventions,

51 J. M. L.  C. 79 (2020).

Subramanian, Narayan S., Powering the Future: An Inclusive

National Clean Energy Standard With Negative Emissions

Technologies, 45 C. J. E’ L. 631 (2020).

Weis, Christopher, I Drink Your Milkshake: Why Hydraulic

Fracturing Should Be Protected Under the Rule of Capture

in Pennsylvania, 81 U. P. L. R. 471 (2019).

Wetsel, Roderick E. et al., Avoid Voidance: How to Draft Oil

and Gas Legal Descriptions in Compliance With the Texas

Statute of Frauds, 53 T. T. L. R. 139 (2020).

Zevin, Avi, Regulating the Energy Transition: FERC and Cost-

Benet Analysis, 45 C. J. E’ L. 419 (2020).

GOVERNANCE

Blumm, Michael C., A Dozen Landmark Nuisance Cases and

eir Environmental Signicance, 62 A. L. R. 403

(2020).

Castellon, Idna G., Cancer Alley and the Fight Against Envi-

ronmental Racism, 32 V. E’ L.J. 15 (2021).

Curley, Michael et al., Greenation: Are Commodity Prices

Actually Rising?, 52 ELR 10345 (May 2022).

Drake, Morgan, Big Agriculture and Harm to Minority Com-

munities: How Administrative Civil Rights Complaints Are

the Solution, 2019 BYU L. R. 1083 (2019).

Farquhar, Doug, State Implementation of Federal Environmen-

tal Laws, 31 H M 263 (2021).

Goldstein, Bernard D., What the Trump Administration

Taught Us About the Vulnerabilities of EPA’s Science-Based

Regulatory Processes: Changing the Consensus Processes of

Science Into the Confrontational Processes of Law,

31 H M 299 (2021).

Merritt, Olivia, e Wall at Trumps Environmental Law: A

Review of the Environmental and Legal Implications of the

U.S.-Mexico Border Wall, 32 V. E’ L.J. 91 (2021).

Righetti, Tara K., e Incidental Environmental Agency,

2020 U L. R. 685 (2020).

Vera, Luis Inaraja, Assessing the Performance of Voluntary En-

vironmental Programs, 2020 U L. R. 795 (2020).

Wu, Ruoyu, Implicit Approaches to Address Environmental

Concerns in the WTO: From the Perspective of Appellate

Body Jurisprudence, 52 N.Y.U. J. I’ L.  P. 695

(2020).

LAND USE

Perron, Kevin, “Zoning Out” Climate Change: Local Land

Use Power, Fossil Fuel Infrastructure, and the Fight Against

Climate Change, 45 C. J. E’ L. 573 (2020).

Sitaraman, Ganesh et al., Regulation and the Geography of

Inequality, 70 D L.J. 1763 (2021).

Tai, Singh, Environmental Health, Public Health, or Individu-

al Health? e Complications of Using Eco-Labels for Food

Governance, 31 H M 369 (2021).

Trambley, Lauren, e Aordable Housing Crisis: Tiny Homes

& Single-Family Zoning, 72 H L.J. 919 (2021).

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