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Volume 34
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Legal Challenges of Building Resilience for Informal Settlements in Developed, Democratic Contexts
by Ju-Ching Huang
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Watered Down Voices, Watered Down Justice: A Demand for Polycentricism, Demosprudence, and Praxis in WOTUS Regulatory Reform
by Martin McCrory, Inara Scott, Angie Raymond, and Paul Levy
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Before the Deluge: Federal Policy and Flood Resiliency
by Brian McWalters
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Killing Two Myths with One Stone: How the Public Trust Doctrine Can Improve Climate Resiliency by Stopping Gentrification
by Alexandra Votaw
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The Systematic Exclusion of Complainants and Impacted Communities in EPA External Civil Rights Compliance Office’s Title VI Resolution Process: Recommendations for ECRCO and States
by Maxine Walters
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Constitutional Environmental Rights as Tools of Environmental Justice: Applications in the United States Based on Examples From Brazil and France
by Sara Zaat
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