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Federal And State Environmental Law: A Trap For The Unwary Lender, Susan C. Gleser
Federal And State Environmental Law: A Trap For The Unwary Lender, Susan C. Gleser
BYU Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Montreal Protocol: Confronting The Threat To Earth's Ozone Layer, Douglas Hunter Ogden
The Montreal Protocol: Confronting The Threat To Earth's Ozone Layer, Douglas Hunter Ogden
Washington Law Review
From a deep sleep, I slowly open my eyes and roll off my foam mattress—the foam padding made with chlorofluorocarbons ("CFCs"). My feet touch the carpet-the underlay also made with CFCs. I stumble into the kitchen, to the refrigerator. With the summertime heat, the motor is working overtime. Its coolant, made of CFCs, is keeping my orange juice cold; the foam egg carton, also of CFCs, is keeping my eggs fresh. And there is my breakfast steak: resplendent in its CFC foam package. Time to get to work Jumping into the car, I land in the CFC foam cushion seat, …
Environmental Law—Conservation—New Jersey Mandatory Statewide Source Separation And Recycling Of Solid Waste Act. N.J. Stat. Ann. §§ 13:1e-99.11 To -99.32 (West Supp. 1988)., Sherry C. Furr
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review
No abstract provided.
Air Pollution, Ruth L. Kovnat
The Montreal Protocol: Confronting The Threat To Earth's Ozone Layer, Douglas Hunter Ogden
The Montreal Protocol: Confronting The Threat To Earth's Ozone Layer, Douglas Hunter Ogden
Washington Law Review
From a deep sleep, I slowly open my eyes and roll off my foam mattress—the foam padding made with chlorofluorocarbons ("CFCs"). My feet touch the carpet-the underlay also made with CFCs. I stumble into the kitchen, to the refrigerator. With the summertime heat, the motor is working overtime. Its coolant, made of CFCs, is keeping my orange juice cold; the foam egg carton, also of CFCs, is keeping my eggs fresh. And there is my breakfast steak: resplendent in its CFC foam package. Time to get to work Jumping into the car, I land in the CFC foam cushion seat, …
Cercla's Natural Resource Damage Provisions: A Comprehensive And Innovative Approach To Protecting The Environment
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Masquerade For Privilege: Deregulation Undermining Environmental Protection, Philip Weinberg
Masquerade For Privilege: Deregulation Undermining Environmental Protection, Philip Weinberg
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reregulation, The Global Environment, And Ignorance Equals Pessimism: A Tory Perspective, E. F. Roberts
Reregulation, The Global Environment, And Ignorance Equals Pessimism: A Tory Perspective, E. F. Roberts
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recovering Costs For Cleaning Up Hazardous Waste Sites: An Examination Of State Superlien Statutes, Douglas C. Ballantine
Recovering Costs For Cleaning Up Hazardous Waste Sites: An Examination Of State Superlien Statutes, Douglas C. Ballantine
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Ghosts Of Fishing Nets Past: A Proposal For Regulating Derelict Synthetic Fishing Nets, Eric J. Fjelstad
The Ghosts Of Fishing Nets Past: A Proposal For Regulating Derelict Synthetic Fishing Nets, Eric J. Fjelstad
Washington Law Review
This Comment examines the extent of the problem of derelict fishing nets. Derelict netting kills shocking numbers of marine life, including species protected by federal laws. International and domestic laws could be used to redress the problem. Laws as currently enforced each have shortcomings, however, and share common difficulties. To solve the problem these shortcomings create, a comprehensive derelict net control system must be instituted. This program should include a method of tracking nets so that liability for loss can be assessed, and incentive systems to decrease both intentional and unintentional loss of netting. Failure to institute derelict net controls …
The Ghosts Of Fishing Nets Past: A Proposal For Regulating Derelict Synthetic Fishing Nets, Eric J. Fjelstad
The Ghosts Of Fishing Nets Past: A Proposal For Regulating Derelict Synthetic Fishing Nets, Eric J. Fjelstad
Washington Law Review
This Comment examines the extent of the problem of derelict fishing nets. Derelict netting kills shocking numbers of marine life, including species protected by federal laws. International and domestic laws could be used to redress the problem. Laws as currently enforced each have shortcomings, however, and share common difficulties. To solve the problem these shortcomings create, a comprehensive derelict net control system must be instituted. This program should include a method of tracking nets so that liability for loss can be assessed, and incentive systems to decrease both intentional and unintentional loss of netting. Failure to institute derelict net controls …
A Landmark Global Treaty At Montreal, Richard Elliot Benedick
A Landmark Global Treaty At Montreal, Richard Elliot Benedick
Natural Resources Journal
No abstract provided.
Front Matter, Natural Resources Journal
Front Matter, Natural Resources Journal
Natural Resources Journal
No abstract provided.
Nrdc V. Epa: Interpretation Of Section 112 Of The Clean Air Act, Robert M. Trimble
Nrdc V. Epa: Interpretation Of Section 112 Of The Clean Air Act, Robert M. Trimble
Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law
No abstract provided.
Environmental Mediation: How Valid An Alternative?, William J. Magavern
Environmental Mediation: How Valid An Alternative?, William J. Magavern
In the Public Interest
No abstract provided.
Environmental Liabilities Not Bankruptable: A Look At The State Of West Virginia's Agreement With Dlm Coal Corp., John R. Mcghee Jr.
Environmental Liabilities Not Bankruptable: A Look At The State Of West Virginia's Agreement With Dlm Coal Corp., John R. Mcghee Jr.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Salute To The National Seashore System At Half-Century, Margaret Sanner, Carl Tobias
A Salute To The National Seashore System At Half-Century, Margaret Sanner, Carl Tobias
Natural Resources Journal
No abstract provided.
Chevron And Its Aftermath: Judicial Review Of Agency Interpretations Of Statutory Provisions, Richard J. Pierce, Jr.
Chevron And Its Aftermath: Judicial Review Of Agency Interpretations Of Statutory Provisions, Richard J. Pierce, Jr.
Vanderbilt Law Review
In its 1984 opinion in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.,' the Supreme Court attempted to resolve the long standing conflict concerning the proper scope of judicial review of agency interpretations of statutory provisions. Chevron concerned the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) interpretation of the Clean Air Act, which requires the EPA to limit emissions from all "stationary sources." The EPA interpreted the statutory term "stationary source"to mean an entire plant, rather than an individual piece of combustion equipment. That statutory interpretation was adopted as part of the EPA's "bubble concept," which is based on the EPA's belief …
Protection Of National Parks Through Buffer Zones: Does It Amount To A Fifth Amendment Constitutional Taking?, Daniel J. Anderson
Protection Of National Parks Through Buffer Zones: Does It Amount To A Fifth Amendment Constitutional Taking?, Daniel J. Anderson
Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law
No abstract provided.
Conflicting Principles Of Canadian Environmental Reform: Trubeck And Habermas V. Law And Economics And The Law Reform Commission, Rod Northey
Dalhousie Law Journal
Early in the 1970s, the American legal scholar, David Trubeck, made a far-reaching observation: Law is a practical science. It does not ordinarily dwell on fundamental questions about the social, political and economic functions of the legal order. Satisfied with implicit working assumptions about these matters, legal thought moves rapidly to more tractable questions. But when law's solutions to social problems fail to satisfy, it becomes necessary to examine the basic theory from which they derive. Trubeck expounded this thesis in connection with legal developments in the Third World. Using an idea he termed the "core conception" of law, Trubeck …
Federal Agency Treatment Of Uncertainty In Environmental Impact Statements Under The Ceq's Amended Nepa Regulation § 1502.22: Worst Case Analysis Or Risk Threshold, Charles F. Weiss
Michigan Law Review
This Note traces the judicial and administrative treatment of uncertainty under NEPA and supports the CEQ's replacement of worst case analysis with a qualitative probability threshold. Part I discusses the development of reasonableness standards in NEPA common law to define agency obligations prior to promulgation of the worst case analysis regulation. Part II reviews the worst case analysis regulation and its judicial construction. Finally, Part III outlines the amended regulation, which replaces worst case analysis with a probability threshold employing the rule of reason to limit EIS discussion to environmental effects shown through credible scientific evidence to be reasonably foreseeable. …
University Of Richmond Law Review
University Of Richmond Law Review
University of Richmond Law Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review, Christopher C. Joyner
Book Review, Christopher C. Joyner
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
The message sounded in Marine Pollution and the Law of the Sea is that it is not too late. International law can still be fashioned to control marine pollution more prudently, more effectively, and more comprehensively. The critical ingredient, however, for obtaining this self-imposed policy of international legal restraint is generation of the national political will among polluter governments to do so. To work efficaciously, law first must be agreed upon, then subscribed to, and ultimately, either obeyed or enforced. If international policies and programs are to work, governments must want them to work. In this modern era of rising …
The Dilemma Of The Downstream Plaintiff In An Interstate Water Pollution Case, Steven Gaynor
The Dilemma Of The Downstream Plaintiff In An Interstate Water Pollution Case, Steven Gaynor
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ending The War: A Strategy To Save America's Coastal Zone, Oliver A. Houck
Ending The War: A Strategy To Save America's Coastal Zone, Oliver A. Houck
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Protection Of The Chesapeake Bay: Environmentally Legal, Eminently Uninhabitable?, Tom Horton
Protection Of The Chesapeake Bay: Environmentally Legal, Eminently Uninhabitable?, Tom Horton
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Reducing Bay Nutrients: An Economic Perspective , Alan J. Krupnick
Reducing Bay Nutrients: An Economic Perspective , Alan J. Krupnick
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Impact Fees In Maryland, Paul A. Tiburzi
Impact Fees In Maryland, Paul A. Tiburzi
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Virginia Wilderness Act: Preserving Nature's Beauty, Robin T. Browder
The Virginia Wilderness Act: Preserving Nature's Beauty, Robin T. Browder
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Restoration Of The Chesapeake Bay: A Multi-State Institutional Challenge, James T.B. Tripp, Michael Oppenheimer
Restoration Of The Chesapeake Bay: A Multi-State Institutional Challenge, James T.B. Tripp, Michael Oppenheimer
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.