Recent Journal Literature

• Date: 01 August 2022

52 ELR 10670 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 8-2022

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

Lee, Austin et al., e Way Forward: A Legal and Commercial

Primer on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestra-

tion, 16 T. J. O G  E 43 (2021).

CLIMATE

Babcock, Hope M., e Current Role of the Environment in

Reinforcing Acts of Domestic Terrorism: How Fear of a

Climate Change Apocalypse May Strengthen Right-Wing

Hate Groups, 38 V. E’ L.J. 207 (2020).

Blue, Rachel, Turning the Tide: Atoll Nations During the Era

of Climate Change Emergency, 48 D. J. I’ L. 

P’ 65 (2020).

Bradford, Susann M., Vertical Consistency in the Climate

Change Context, 12 G G U. E’ L.J. 107

(2020).

Kielar, Evan, A Framework for the Future of Climate Refugees,

34 G. I. L.J. 819 (2020).

Voeller, Amanda, “Eco” Your Own Way: An Argument for

State-Specic Climate Change Legislation, 32 F

E’ L. R. 259 (2021).

ENERGY

Benjamin, Lisa, Renewable Energy and Trade: Meeting the

Paris Agreement’s Goals rough a Two-Step Jurispruden-

tial Advance, 22 M. J.L. S.  T. 1 (2020).

Diamond, Kimberly E., COVID-19 Impacts: How a Global

Pandemic Amid the Sunsets of the PTC and ITC Made the

U.S. Wind and Solar Industries More Resilient, 32 F-

 E’ L. R. 149 (2021).

Hassenboehler, Tom, e Organized Wholesale Market Im-

provement Paradox, 52 ELR 10649 (Aug. 2022).

Husk, Sarah A., Scattered to the Winds?: Strengthening the

National Historic Preservation Act’s Tribal Consultation

Mandate to Protect Native American Sacred Sites in the

Renewable Energy Development Era, 34 T. E’ L.J.

273 (2021).

Lemire, Alyssa Lauren, Raising the Meter in Rhode Island: A

Better Approach to Rhode Island’s Net Metering Laws, 25

R W U. L. R. 470 (2020).

Mahoney, William E., Making Sense of the Texas Oileld

Anti-Indemnity Act (TOAIA): It’s About Recovery, 16 T.

J. O G  E L. 95 (2021).

Roberts, Casey, Comment on Shelley Welton, Rethinking Grid

Governance for the Climate Change Era, 52 ELR 10652

(Aug. 2022).

Tepper, Rebecca & Kelly Caiazzo, Comment on Rethinking

Grid Governance for the Climate Change Era, 52 ELR

10655 (Aug. 2022).

Welton, Shelley, Rethinking Grid Governance for the Climate

Change Era, 52 ELR 10644 (Aug. 2022).

Wetsel, Roderick E. & Laura M. Bowen, e Sun Ariseth:

A Guide to Drafting Solar Leases, 16 T. J. O G 

E L. 77 (2021).

Survey, Recent Developments in Texas and United States Energy

Law, 16 T. J. O G  E L. 117 (2021).

GOVERNANCE

Adelman, David & Jori Reilly-Diakun, Environmental Citi-

zen Suits and the Inequities of Races to the Top, 52 ELR

10606 (Aug. 2022).

Altabef, William B., e Legal Man in the Moon: Exploring

Environmental Personhood for Celestial Bodies, 21 C. J.

I’ L. 476 (2021).

Breggin, Linda K. et al., Analysis of Environmental Law Schol-

arship 2020-2021, 52 ELR 10599 (Aug. 2022).

Breland, William, e Equal Protection Cure: Attacking

Alabama’s Rural Sanitation Crisis (and Its Resultant

Tropical Diseases Outbreak) as an Inequitable Distribu-

tion of Municipal Provisions, 34 T. E’ L.J. 247

(2021).

Cantor, David James, Environment, Mobility, and Interna-

tional Law: A New Approach in the Americas, 21 C. J.

I’ L. 263 (2021).

Hill, Alexandra et al., Recent Developments in Environmental

Law, 34 T. E’ L.J. 399 (2021).

Ho, Virginia Harper, Disclosure Overload? Lessons for

Risk Disclosure and ESG Reporting Reform From the

Regulation S-K Concept Release, 65 V. L. R. 67

(2020).

Judkins, Amy, Taking It to the Bank: Creating a New Con-

stitutional Standard and Using Blue Carbon Banking to

Compensate the Miccosukee Tribe for the Federal “Taking”

of eir Tribal Lands, 12 F. A  M U. L. R. 293

(2017).

Learner, Howard, Citizen Environmental Enforcement Law-

suits Are Alive—What It Takes to Go Forward, 52 ELR

10616 (Aug. 2022).

Peloso, Margaret E. & Chloe E. Schmergel, Board Oversight

in ESG—Evolving Treands in the Era of Increasing Disclo-

sure Requirements, 52 ELR 10637 (Aug. 2022).

Phillips, Todd, Director Engagement: Necessary for ESG Suc-

cess, 52 ELR 10641 (Aug. 2022).

Powell, Catherine, Blue States, Red States: e United States?,

35 M. J. I’ L. 134 (2020).

Reddy, Bina R., No Accounting for Accountability? A Com-

ment on Environmental Citizen Suits and the Inequities

of Races to the Top, 52 ELR 10619 (Aug. 2022).

Rose, Amanda M., A Response to Calls for SEC-Mandated

ESG Disclosure, 98 W. U. L. R. 1821 (2021).

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