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Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
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Economics-Based Environmentalism In The Fourth Generation Of Environmental Law., Donald J. Kochan
Economics-Based Environmentalism In The Fourth Generation Of Environmental Law., Donald J. Kochan
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Environmental Law, Episode Iv: A New Hope? Can Environmental Law Adapt For Resilient Communities And Ecosystems?, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold
Environmental Law, Episode Iv: A New Hope? Can Environmental Law Adapt For Resilient Communities And Ecosystems?, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Reconceptualizing Environmental Challenges—Is Resilience The New Narrative?, Melinda Harm Benson
Reconceptualizing Environmental Challenges—Is Resilience The New Narrative?, Melinda Harm Benson
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Indigenous Adaptation In The Face Of Climate Change, Elizabeth Ann Kronk Warner
Indigenous Adaptation In The Face Of Climate Change, Elizabeth Ann Kronk Warner
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Clarifying The Preemptive Scope Of Cercla Section 9658, Allison Tungate
Clarifying The Preemptive Scope Of Cercla Section 9658, Allison Tungate
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Making The Right Step Under The Wrong Authority: Kansas's Expansion Of Cercla To Include State Statutes Of Repose, Jafon Fearson
Making The Right Step Under The Wrong Authority: Kansas's Expansion Of Cercla To Include State Statutes Of Repose, Jafon Fearson
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Global Integrationist Multimodality: Global Environmental Governance And Fourth Generation Environmental Law, Andrew Long
Global Integrationist Multimodality: Global Environmental Governance And Fourth Generation Environmental Law, Andrew Long
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
What The Frack?! How Local Zoning Laws Keep Dangerous Mining Techniques Off Our Property, Scott Martin
What The Frack?! How Local Zoning Laws Keep Dangerous Mining Techniques Off Our Property, Scott Martin
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Rise Of The Super-Legislature: Demanding A More Exacting Monetary Exaction, Theodore Lynch
Rise Of The Super-Legislature: Demanding A More Exacting Monetary Exaction, Theodore Lynch
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Blocking Eco-Patent Trolls: Using Federalism To Foster Innovation In Environmental Technology, Angelina M. Whitfield
Blocking Eco-Patent Trolls: Using Federalism To Foster Innovation In Environmental Technology, Angelina M. Whitfield
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Editor's Perspective
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
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Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
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The Balancing Act: Will Epa Be Allowed To Reach A Compromise Between Pro-Business And Pro-Environment?, Yelena Bosovik
The Balancing Act: Will Epa Be Allowed To Reach A Compromise Between Pro-Business And Pro-Environment?, Yelena Bosovik
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
A Waste Of Time: Haromnizing The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, And Liability Act Under The Lens Of Federalism, Stephen M. Cady
A Waste Of Time: Haromnizing The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, And Liability Act Under The Lens Of Federalism, Stephen M. Cady
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
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Timing Is Not On Your Side: Missouri Retroactively Limits Punitive Damages, Kayla Meine
Timing Is Not On Your Side: Missouri Retroactively Limits Punitive Damages, Kayla Meine
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Oil Spills And Dishonesty: Did Bp Commit Securities Fraud Regarding Pipeline Leaks In Alaska?, Adam Wilson
Oil Spills And Dishonesty: Did Bp Commit Securities Fraud Regarding Pipeline Leaks In Alaska?, Adam Wilson
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Negotiated Solar Rights Conflict Resolution: A Comparative Institutional Analysis Of Public And Private Processes, Joshua M. Duke, Benjamin Attia
Negotiated Solar Rights Conflict Resolution: A Comparative Institutional Analysis Of Public And Private Processes, Joshua M. Duke, Benjamin Attia
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
The Shortcomings Of The National Environmental Protection Act And Clean Water Act In Protecting Private Land, Brett Smith
The Shortcomings Of The National Environmental Protection Act And Clean Water Act In Protecting Private Land, Brett Smith
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
No abstract provided.
Murky Intentions: The Decision To Allow Subtherapeutic Use Of Antibiotics In Animal Feed, Kristina Youmaran
Murky Intentions: The Decision To Allow Subtherapeutic Use Of Antibiotics In Animal Feed, Kristina Youmaran
Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Law
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Exploring The Administrative State, Erin Morrow Hawley
Exploring The Administrative State, Erin Morrow Hawley
Missouri Law Review
The administrative state today “wields vast power and touches almost every aspect of daily life.” There’s no question that the Founders would have been surprised by the current administrative state. By and large, however, both the academy and Article III judges are either reluctant or enthusiastic devotees of the administrative state. A variety of arguments have been put forward to situate the Fourth Branch within the constitutional fabric, from constitutional moments, to the Supreme Court’s pragmatic recognition that, given government as we know it, “Congress simply cannot do its job absent an ability to delegate power under broad general directives.” …
Early Prerogative And Administrative Power: A Response To Paul Craig, Philip Hamburger
Early Prerogative And Administrative Power: A Response To Paul Craig, Philip Hamburger
Missouri Law Review
This Article is organized around Craig’s three criticisms. (I) In challenging my thesis that federal administrative power revives a version of prerogative power, he argues that these types of power are crucially different because the prerogative was independent of statute. But his statute-free vision of prerogative power is grossly incorrect, and it therefore cannot distinguish prerogative and administrative power. His argument also is unresponsive. My thesis is that administrative power revives the extralegal character of the absolute prerogative – in other words, that both sorts of power have bound subjects through extralegal edicts – and this extralegal power remains a …
Restoring Chevron’S Domain, Jonathan H. Adler
Restoring Chevron’S Domain, Jonathan H. Adler
Missouri Law Review
This brief Article’s aim is not so ambitious as to praise or bury Chevron. It seeks only to make a more modest point about the Chevron doctrine and its domain.12 On the assumption that Chevron, in some form, will remain a significant part of the constellation of administrative law, this Article suggests Chevron’s domain should be defined and delimited by its doctrinal grounding. Put another way, the legal rationale for providing deference to agency interpretations of ambiguous statutory text should determine the doctrine’s scope and application. More precisely, insofar as the Court’s subsequent application and elucidation of Chevron have indicated …
Why Bias Challenges To Administrative Adjudication Should Succeed, Kent Barnett
Why Bias Challenges To Administrative Adjudication Should Succeed, Kent Barnett
Missouri Law Review
Administrative adjudication’s partiality problem is a worthy candidate to join these claims for three reasons. First, prohibiting administrative adjudicators’ partiality, unlike some other structural areas, does not require overruling prior decisions and relies heavily on the Court’s recent precedent. Second, partiality challenges fit comfortably within the Court’s penchant for formalism and prophylaxes in structural constitutional matters. Indeed, formalism is much more justified for partiality challenges than certain other structural issues and has a longer jurisprudential provenance. Finally, as compared to other proposed challenges to the administrative state, challenges based on administrative partiality are more likely to earn enough votes to …