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Leading The Way In Sustainable Practices: How The Cannabis Cultivation Policy Is Rethinking Water Management In California, Joanna Hossack

UC Law Environmental Journal

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The Shortcomings Of Regulating Pesticides Internationally And How Disadvantaged Communities Pay The Price, Alex Sauerwein

UC Law Environmental Journal

Glyphosate is a toxic pesticide heavily used in food production. As a result, glyphosate ends up in the air we breathe and the water we drink. The increasing spread and use of glyphosate have many negative impacts on public and environmental health. Researchers are finding links between the use of glyphosate and cancer, Parkinson disease, and lower IQ rates in humans. Researchers have also linked glyphosate to environmental harms, like decreased biodiversity and unintended killing of fish near farms. International law has attempted to limit the use of toxic chemicals through hard law principles like the Rotterdam Convention and soft …

Embracing Global Warmth And Climate Resilience Through Green Chemistry Legislation, Oladele A. Ogunseitan

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Precedent, Politics, Or Priorities: Are Courts Stepping Out Of Their Traditional Judicial Bounds When Addressing Climate Change?, Mary Haley Ousley

UC Law Environmental Journal

There is consensus in the scientific community that climate change is in fact occurring and is primarily driven by human activities. Despite this consensus, the executive branch under President Trump has engaged in scrapping environmental regulations and increasing fossil fuel consumption, while the legislative branch has refused to take any beneficial action. This leaves the judicial branch as the primary avenue for Americans seeking to force action on climate change.

This paper will focus on the judicial response toward climate change litigation. More specifically, it will analyze how some courts—and the litigants who bring their suits—are stepping outside of their …

Prefatory Matter

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Governing Nature Conservation In Political “Hotbeds”: A Contractual Approach, Taufik Haryanto, Kai P. Purnhagen

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Suction Dredging In The United States: Current Regulations And Potential Paths Forward, Colin Arsenault

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Clearing The Air: Disincentivizing Driving And Encouraging The Use Of Public Transportation To Combat Vehicle Pollution At A State Level, Michelle Castaline

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Developing Policy From The Ground Up: Examining Entitlement In The Bay Area To Inform California’S Housing Policy Debates, Moira O’Neill, Giulia Gualco-Nelson, Eric Biber

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Crop Insurance Reform In The Face Of Climate Change, Perry Elerts

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Prefatory Matter

UC Law Environmental Journal

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“The Lord’S Work”: An Overview Of Ceqa’S Judicial Remedies And Recommendations For Reform, Michelle Ouellette, Ali Tehrani

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Thirsty For Justice: The Fight For Safe Drinking Water, Debi Ores

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Cultural Property, Human Rights, And Sustainable Development: The Case Of The Ancient City Of Durrës, Helga Turku

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Conservation Easements For Green Urban Spaces, Matthew Olhausen

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Bridging The Safe Drinking Water Gap For California’S Rural Poor, Camille Pannu

UC Law Environmental Journal

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A Zero-Emissions Future: Whither California?, Paul Cort

UC Law Environmental Journal

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California’S Cap And Trade Extension: How Senate Bill 775 Envisioned A New Path To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Bob Wieckowski

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Contaminated Groundwater As A Resource In California, Kimberly Bick

UC Law Environmental Journal

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California’S Response To The Trumpian Rollback Of Wetland Protections Under The Clean Water Act, Clark Morrison

UC Law Environmental Journal

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H.R. 23: An Assault On Water Resource Conservation And California’S State Sovereignty, Ross Middlemiss

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Hope Is A Song In A Weary Throat: An Interview With Julia Olson, Olivia Molodanof, Jessica Durney

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Funding A Right To Clean Water: The Financial Challenges Of Ab 685, John J. Schatz

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Colonial Fences Make Contentious Neighbors: Policy, Law, And Climate Refugees In India, Abigail Blue

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Towers, Trees, And Transmission Lines: The Fight Between Property Rights, Power, And Profit, Meredyth Merrow

UC Law Environmental Journal

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California’S Next Environmental Frontier: Climate Justice Leadership, Suma Peesapati

UC Law Environmental Journal

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California Environmental Quality Act Lawsuits And California’S Housing Crisis, Jennifer Hernandez

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Friends Of The Eel River, Iccta Preemption, And The Future Of California High Speed Rail Litigation, Christopher J. Butcher, Johannah E. Kramer

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Too Big To Fail: Limiting Public Risk In Hydropower Licensing, Joshua Viers, Daniel Nover

UC Law Environmental Journal

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The Breathers Of Bayview Hill: Redevelopment And Environmental Justice In Southeast San Francisco, Lindsey Dillon

UC Law Environmental Journal

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