Volume 34 Issue 3: Our annual review!
S.D. Warren and the Erosion of
Federal Preeminence in
Hydropower Regulation............................ Daniel Pollak
Rapanos v. United States:
Evaluating the Efficacy of
Textualism in Interpreting
Environmental Laws ....................... Courtney Covington
Big Win for Environmentalists in
New York v. EPA May Have Limited
Impact on Air Quality..................... Katherine K. Rankin
Balancing the Pollution Budget after
Friends of the Earth v. EPA.................... Jason Malinsky
NRDC v. EPA: Testing the Waters of the
Constitutionality of Delegation to
International Organizations..................... Alice L. Bodnar
Statutory Complexity Disguises Agency
Capture in Citizens Coal
Council v. EPA......................................... Reid Mullen
Mothers for Peace and the
Need to Develop Classified
NEPA Procedures.................................... Joseph Farris
Central Delta Water Agency
v. Bureau of Reclamation:
How the Ninth Circuit Paved
the Way for the Next Fish Kill............... Elisabeth Skillen
How CERCLA’s Ambiguities
Muddled the Question of
Extraterritoriality in Pakootas v.
Teck Cominco Metals, Ltd.................... Jordan Diamond
Bad Timing: The Ninth Circuit
Takes NEPA Backwards........................... Michael Askin
From Blazing Trails to Building Highways:
SUWA v. BLM & Ancient Easements
over Federal Public Lands......................... Tova Wolking
Rewatering the San Joaquin River:
A Summary of the Friant
Dam Litigation.................................. Nathan Matthews
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