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Articles 1 - 21 of 21
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International Consensus And U.S. Climate Change Litigation, Andrew Long
International Consensus And U.S. Climate Change Litigation, Andrew Long
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Nuclear Nonsense: Why Nuclear Power Is No Answer To Climate Change And The World's Post-Kyoto Energy Challenges, Benjamin K. Sovacool, Christopher Cooper
Nuclear Nonsense: Why Nuclear Power Is No Answer To Climate Change And The World's Post-Kyoto Energy Challenges, Benjamin K. Sovacool, Christopher Cooper
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Developing Wind Power In The Commonwealth: No Longer A Quixotic Quest To Build Wind Farms In Virginia, Brian E. Maxted
Developing Wind Power In The Commonwealth: No Longer A Quixotic Quest To Build Wind Farms In Virginia, Brian E. Maxted
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Increasing The Role Of Local Governments In Infrastructure Projects In Russia And Bulgaria As A Tool For Environmental Protection, Stanimir N. Kostov
Increasing The Role Of Local Governments In Infrastructure Projects In Russia And Bulgaria As A Tool For Environmental Protection, Stanimir N. Kostov
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Massachusetts V. Epa And The Future Of Environmental Standing In Climate Change Litigation And Beyond, Randall S. Abate
Massachusetts V. Epa And The Future Of Environmental Standing In Climate Change Litigation And Beyond, Randall S. Abate
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Ethanol's Roots: How Brazilian Legislation Created The International Ethanol Boom, Vanessa M. Cordonnier
Ethanol's Roots: How Brazilian Legislation Created The International Ethanol Boom, Vanessa M. Cordonnier
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Compensating Nuclear Damage: A Comparative Economic Analysis Of The U.S. And International Liability Schemes, Michael G. Faure, Tom Vanden Borre
Compensating Nuclear Damage: A Comparative Economic Analysis Of The U.S. And International Liability Schemes, Michael G. Faure, Tom Vanden Borre
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Green Peace? Protecting Our National Treasures While Providing For Our National Security, Marcilynn A. Burke
Green Peace? Protecting Our National Treasures While Providing For Our National Security, Marcilynn A. Burke
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Why A Different Approach Is Required If Global Climate Change Is To Be Controlled Efficiently Or Even At All, Alan Carlin
Why A Different Approach Is Required If Global Climate Change Is To Be Controlled Efficiently Or Even At All, Alan Carlin
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Charitable Deductions For Rail-Trail Conversions: Reconciling The Partial Interest Rule And The National Trails System Act, Scott Andrew Bowman, Danaya H. Rosenberg
Charitable Deductions For Rail-Trail Conversions: Reconciling The Partial Interest Rule And The National Trails System Act, Scott Andrew Bowman, Danaya H. Rosenberg
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
This Article examines an undeveloped legal topic at the intersection of tax law and real property law: charitable deductions from income tax liability for donations of railroad corridors that are to be converted into recreational trails. The very popular rails-to-trails program assists in the conversion of abandoned railroad corridors into hiking and biking trails. However, the legal questions surrounding the property rights of these corridors have been complex and highly litigated. In 1983, Congress amended the National Trails System Act to provide a mechanism for facilitating these conversions, a process called railbanking. In essence, a railroad transfers its real property …
Making Renewable Energy A Reality-Finding Ways To Site Wind Power Facilities, Ronald H. Rosenberg
Making Renewable Energy A Reality-Finding Ways To Site Wind Power Facilities, Ronald H. Rosenberg
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Environmental Law: Property Rights In The United States, Federalist Society
Environmental Law: Property Rights In The United States, Federalist Society
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Conserving The United States' Coral Reefs: National Monument Designation To Afford Greater Protection For Coral Reefs In Four National Marine Sanctuaries, Jennifer C. White
Conserving The United States' Coral Reefs: National Monument Designation To Afford Greater Protection For Coral Reefs In Four National Marine Sanctuaries, Jennifer C. White
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Submarines, Sonar, And The Death Of Whales: Enforcing The Delicate Balance Of Environmental Compliance And National Security In Military Training, Joel R. Reynolds
Submarines, Sonar, And The Death Of Whales: Enforcing The Delicate Balance Of Environmental Compliance And National Security In Military Training, Joel R. Reynolds
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Waivers Of Immunity In Federal Environmental Statutes Of The Twenty-First Century: Correcting A Confusing Mess, Kenneth M. Murchison
Waivers Of Immunity In Federal Environmental Statutes Of The Twenty-First Century: Correcting A Confusing Mess, Kenneth M. Murchison
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Killing And Cleaning In Combat: A Proposal To Extend The Foreign Claims Act To Compensate For Long-Term Environmental Damage, Mark D. Sameit
Killing And Cleaning In Combat: A Proposal To Extend The Foreign Claims Act To Compensate For Long-Term Environmental Damage, Mark D. Sameit
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Brownfields And Brac: A Surprising "Compatibility", Joel B. Eisen
Brownfields And Brac: A Surprising "Compatibility", Joel B. Eisen
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Bringing Sexy Brac: The Case For Allowing Local Governments To Control Environmental Cleanup In The Military Base Closure And Redevelopment Process, Thomas William "T.W." Bruno
Bringing Sexy Brac: The Case For Allowing Local Governments To Control Environmental Cleanup In The Military Base Closure And Redevelopment Process, Thomas William "T.W." Bruno
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.
Seeking A Seat At The Table: Has Law Left Environmental Ethics Behind As It Embraces Bioethics?, Heidi Gorovitz Robertson
Seeking A Seat At The Table: Has Law Left Environmental Ethics Behind As It Embraces Bioethics?, Heidi Gorovitz Robertson
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
Long before its crystallization as an academic discipline in the 1960s and '70s, bioethics was evolving from isolated ideas and theories into a coherent and practical field. Today, people train in academic bioethics programs and seek careers as bioethicists. Hospitals, universities, government organizations, and corporations hire bioethicists, where they use their training to help make decisions regarding life or death issues in science and medicine. Although there is controversy over the extent and content of the influence they exert there, bioethicists have achieved a seat at the decision-making table.
Environmental ethics also emerged in the 1960s and'70s, beginning most notably …
A Least Bad Approach For Interpreting Esa Stealth Provisions, Madeline June Kass
A Least Bad Approach For Interpreting Esa Stealth Provisions, Madeline June Kass
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
Scholars have come to recognize the existence of certain stealthlike provisions neatly tucked within the text of the federal Endangered Species Act ("ESA"). At the time of enactment, these provisions-if not invisible to Congress-appeared at most innocuous or insignificant. As originally written, section 7 of the ESA constitutes one such stealth provision. Inconspicuously titled "Interagency cooperation,"1 the provision seemed little more than a humble procedural hoop to agency action. Judicial statutory interpretation, however, clarified that this seemingly docile procedural requirement in fact contained a formidable substantive mandate of the Act. A second stealth provision resides in section 8a of the …
Expanding The Arsenal For Sentencing Environmental Crimes: Would Therapeutic Jurisprudence And Restorative Justice Work?, Carrie C. Boyd
Expanding The Arsenal For Sentencing Environmental Crimes: Would Therapeutic Jurisprudence And Restorative Justice Work?, Carrie C. Boyd
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
No abstract provided.