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Deterrence Vs. Cooperation And The Evolving Theory Of Environmental Enforcement, Clifford Rechtschaffen

Publications

This Article critically examines the assumptions underlying the reform movement, and concludes that we should ease the rush to dismantle traditional, deterrence-based civil enforcement. While some of the underlying critiques of traditional enforcement have merit, they do not demonstrate that a wholesale shift to a primarily cooperative-oriented approach will improve compliance with environmental law. In fact, a deterrence based system of enforcement contains many attributes that are equally if not more essential to achieving compliance. Rather than discarding the current enforcement approach, we should move to a system of environmental enforcement that is grounded in deterrence theory but integrates the …

Assessment Of California's Largest Hazardous Waste Generators' Source Reduction Planning Efforts, California Environmental Protection Agency

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Environment (Summer 1998) - The Newsletter Of The California Environmental Protection Agency, California Environmental Protection Agency

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Introduction To The Issue: Metropolitan Vantage Point, Paul Stanton Kibel

Publications

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Programmatic Eis/Eir Executive Summary, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

The CALFED Bay-Delta Program (CALFED Program) is charged with responsibility for the development of a long-term solution to fish and wildlife, water supply reliability, flood control, and water quality problems in the Bay-Delta Estuary. This Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement/ Environmental Impact Report (Programmatic EIS/EIR) evaluates this long term program.

Watershed Management Strategy. Draft Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Water Use Efficiency Component. Draft Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Water Quality Program. Programmatic Eis/R Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Implementation Strategy. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Calfed Phase Ii Storage And Conveyance Refinement Process Overview. Programmatic Eis/R Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Program Goals And Objectives. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Phase Ii Interim Report. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

California And Federal Endangered Species Act Compliance. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Project Alternatives. Programmatic Eis/R Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Developing A Strategic Plan For Ecosystem Restoration. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Ecosystem Restoration Program Plan Vol. 1. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement / Environmental Impact Report. Draft, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Long-Term Levee Protection Plan. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Ecosystem Restoration Program Plan Volume Ii. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

No Action Alternative. Programmatic Eis/Eir Technical Appendix, Calfed Bay-Delta Program

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

The Urban Nexus: Open Space, Brownfields And Justice, Paul S. Kibel

Publications

Although it is not too difficult a task to describe the reality of urban decline, it is another task altogether to identify and isolate the underlying trigger of this decline. Many different culprits have been proposed, including racism, capitalism, environmental extremism, postindustrialism, technology, drugs, the media, the automobile, the police, the public school system, too much government regulation, and too little government regulation. Is one of the these issues or entities the true cause? Is there a precise cause and effect explanation for why our cities are now subject to such powerful and destructive economic, environmental, and racial pressures?

These …

Environment (Winter 1998) - The Newsletter Of The California Environmental Protection Agency, California Environmental Protection Agency

California Agencies

No abstract provided.