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Putting Free Enterprise To Work: A Conservative Vision Of Our Environmental Future, Bob Inglis

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Conservative Principles For Environmental Reform, Jonathan H. Adler

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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A Conservative Approach To Environmental Law: Be Data Driven, Shi-Ling Hsu

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Public Wildlife On Private Land: Unifying The Split Estate To Enhance Trust Resources, Reed Watson

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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The Wind Production Tax Credit And The Case For Ending All Energy Subsidies, Nicolas Loris

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Strange Bedfellows: Smartersafer.Org And The Biggert-Waters Act Of 2012, Eli Lehrer

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Teaching Policy Instrument Choice In Environmental Law: The Five P’S, James Salzman

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Bound And Gagged: Potential First Amendment Challenges To “Ag-Gag” Laws, Jessalee Landfried

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Balancing Hydraulic Fracturing’S Environmental And Economic Impacts: The Need For A Comprehensive Federal Baseline And The Provision Of Local Rights, Adam Garmezy

Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum

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Mayfly Mayday: The West Virginia Legislature Attempts To Redefine Compliance With The Narrative Water Quality Standards Through Senate Bill 562, Aaron S. Heishman, Robert G. Mclusky

West Virginia Law Review

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Trends In Environmental Law Scholarship 2008-2011, Linda K. Breggin, Jacob P. Byle, Lynsey R. Gaudioso, Seamus T. Kelly

Vanderbilt Law School Faculty Publications

The Environmental Law and Policy Annual Review (ELPAR) is published by the Environmental Law Institute's (ELI's) Environmental Law Reporter in partnership with Vanderbilt University Law School. ELPAR provides a forum for the presentation and discussion of the best ideas about environmental law and policy from the legal academic literature. As part of the article selection process each year, Vanderbilt University Law School students assemble and review the environmental law articles written in the past year. In this Article, we draw on the results of the ELPAR article selection process to report on trends in environmental legal scholarship for academic years …

Conservative Principles For Environmental Reform, Jonathan H. Adler

Faculty Publications

The nation’s environmental regulatory architecture may not have changed significantly over the past few decades, but the range of environmental problems has. Regulatory measures designed to address the industrial pollution of the twentieth century are poorly suited to address the more complex and difficult challenges of the twenty-first.

There is an urgent need to debate the future of environmental protection in this country. If the debate is to be productive, it needs to span the political spectrum. Therein lies a problem: It is unclear whether many on the political right are prepared to engage in serious policy discussion about the …

Norfolk’S Flooding Adaptation Measures: Taking Lawful Precautions Or ‘Takings’ Lawsuits?, Emilie A. Whitehurst

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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The Dillon Rule & Norfolk Sea Level Rise: An Analysis Of The Limited Impact Of The Dillon Rule On Planning For Sea Level Rise In Norfolk, Mary-Carson B. Saunders

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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Sea Level Rise, Stormwater Management, And The National Flood Insurance Program: How Norfolk’S Best Management Practices Can Lower Local Flood Insurance Rates, Anna Killius

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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Overview Of A City’S Tort Liability Duties To Maintain And Protect Local Government Services From Sea Level Rise: Poquoson Case Study, Alex Horning

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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Using Zoning Tools To Adapt To Sea Level Rise, Barb Marmet

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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The Dillon Rule And Sea Level Rise: An Analysis Of The Impact Of The Dillon Rule On Potential Adaptation Measures The City Of Poquoson May Implement, Lauren Gill

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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Tidal Turmoil: Environmental Justice And Sea Level Rise In Hampton Roads: Norfolk Case Study, Michael Boyer, Erica Penn

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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The Virginia Supreme Court’S 2012 Livingston Case: Localities And The Risk Of “Takings” Claims For Failure To Properly Maintain Flood Control Structures, Daniel Doty, Chris Olcott

Virginia Coastal Policy Center

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