Collective Action at Home: Cooperative Housing as a Justice-Oriented Solution to the Climate and Affordable Housing Crises<\/a> Great Lakes Polycentric Governance: Governing the Great Lakes as an Urban Commons<\/a> Treading Water: How to Fix the National Flood Insurance Program<\/a> Climate Prevention<\/a> Bridging the Divide: Assessing the Viability of International Cooperation on Border Carbon Adjustments<\/a> Climate and Antitrust<\/a> Burning Down the House: Wildfires, Cultural Burning, and the Perverse Incentive Structure of the Clean Air Act<\/a> Agency Statutory Authority and the Pennsylvania Environmental Rights Amendment<\/a> More Than a Hill O\u2019 Beans: \u00a0A Typology for Incorporating Plant-Based Protein Measures into Municipal Climate Action Plans<\/a> Anti-Democratic Rights of Nature<\/a> The River Divides, the River Unites: A Critique of the Relationship Between Human Rights and the Rights of Nature<\/a> Coal Phase Out and Foreign Investment Protection: Tackling China’s Global Carbon Footprint<\/a> Between Sky and Space: NEPA’s Extraterritorial Application to the Stratosphere and Implications for SpaceX’s Starlink Satellite Constellation<\/a> Line of Best Fit: Understanding Emerging Article III Standing Doctrine Through Environmental Law<\/a> Weathering the Storms: Recommendations for Preparing Regional Trade Agreements for Climate Change<\/a> The Silent Strength of CERCLA: Private Party Cleanups\u2013\u2013and the Judicial Decisions Jeopardizing Them<\/a> Viewing the Package Half Full: The Case for Federal Legislation to Reduce Environmental Harm from Shrinkflation and Slack-Fill Packaging<\/a> Keeping Offsets Honest<\/a> The EPA in the Age of Chevron Deference Ambiguity and Decline<\/a> One SEP Forward, Two Steps Back? Supplemental Environmental Projects, Environmental Justice, and Deterrence<\/a> Regulatory Antecedents and the Major Questions Doctrine<\/a> A Wrong Turn with the Rights of Nature Movement<\/a> A Proposed Policy for Interpreting ‘Significant Portion of Its Range’ for the U.S. Endangered Species Act, 1973<\/a> To Build a Septic System An Analysis of EPA’s New Environmental Justice Policies for Rural Communities Lacking Adequate Wastewater Sanitation<\/a> Cloud Seeding, Wildfire Smoke Emissions, and Solar Geoengineering: Why Is Climate Modification Unregulated?<\/a> Climate Dominance<\/a> False Claims, Real Climate Harm: How Whistleblowers Can Fight Fraud in the Renewable-Energy, REC, and Carbon-Offset Markets<\/a> Toxic Film: Analyzing the Impact of Films Depicting Major Contamination Events on the Regulation of Toxic Chemicals<\/a> The Case Against the Case for Zoning<\/a> “OG ESG”: How African Sovereign Wealth Funds Can Show the Way Forward for International ESG Investing<\/a> Climate Change and the Specter of Statelessness<\/a> Nanotechnology in Drinking Water Treatment Systems: Risk and Regulatory Compliance<\/a> Beefing Up Our Tax Policy: Why Local Governments Should Tax Red and Processed Meat<\/a> Working Against Climate Change: Connecting Labor Rights and Environmental Justice<\/a> Trespass Plus: Ag-Gag and the Right to Exclude<\/a> Carbon Restructuring: A Grassroots Strategy to Combat Climate Change<\/a> Unleashing Ecocide: Conscripting International Prosecutors into the Fight Against Climate Change<\/a> Environmental Injustice and COVID-19: Addressing the Link Between Pandemics and Pollution in Racial and Ethnic Minority Communities Under the Clean Air Act<\/a> “We Want to Live!” Climate Change and the Limits of Civil Disobedience<\/a> Is FAST-41 Permitting All that Fast? Why Congress Must Take a More Serious Approach to Streamlining Federal Permitting<\/a> Legal Challenges of Building Resilience for Informal Settlements in Developed, Democratic Contexts<\/a> Watered Down Voices, Watered Down Justice: A Demand for Polycentricism, Demosprudence, and Praxis in WOTUS Regulatory Reform<\/a> Before the Deluge: Federal Policy and Flood Resiliency<\/a> Killing Two Myths with One Stone: How the Public Trust Doctrine Can Improve Climate Resiliency by Stopping Gentrification<\/a> 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<\/a> Constitutional Environmental Rights as Tools of Environmental Justice: Applications in the United States Based on Examples From Brazil and France<\/a> Enforcing Conservation Easements: The Through Line<\/a> Clean Air Act Section 115: Is the IPCC a “Duly Constituted International Agency”?<\/a> The Positive Obligation to Prevent Climate Harm Under the Law of State Responsibility<\/a> Vermin of Proof: Arguments for the Admissibility of Animal Model Studies as Proof of Causation in Toxic Tort Litigation<\/a> Toward a Decolonized Non-Anthropocentric Legal System: Why the Rights of Nature Movement Should Codify Indigenous Customary Laws and Look to the Indigenous Bagungu People for Best Practice<\/a> The Local Public Trust Doctrine<\/a> Aristotelian Decency as a Corrective for Compliance-Induced Environmental Racism<\/a> A River Used to Run Through It: Protecting the Public Right to a Sustainable Water System<\/a> Two Underdogs and a Mutual Interest Lost in the Wind: The Shortcomings of Environmental Law and Animal Law in Protecting Animals and Suggestions on How to Reconcile the Two Movements<\/a> Taking the Whole Hog: How North Carolina’s Right-to-Farm Act Strips Access to Nuisance Suits for Vulnerable Communities<\/a> Time for Plan(et) B? Why Securities Litigation Is a Misguided Attempt at Regulating Climate Change\u00a0<\/a> Penn Central in Retrospect: The Past and Future of Historic Preservation Regulation<\/a> Rethinking Conservation of Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Boundaries: Justice, Property, and the Commons<\/a> Legal History Repeats Itself on Climate Change: The Commerce Clause and Renewable Energy<\/a> The Rocky Road to Energy Dominance: The Executive Branch\u2019s Limited Authority to Modify and Revoke Withdrawals of Federal Lands from Mineral Production<\/a> Rethinking the Supreme Court\u2019s Interstate Waters Jurisprudence<\/a> Using the Public Trust Doctrine to Balance the Impacts of Renewable Energy Projects<\/a> Is Twitter the New FTC and EPA? Publicized Private Action as the Anti-Greenwashing Mechanism in Modern Society<\/a> A Canary in a Coal Mine: What We Haven’t Learned from\u00a0Deepwater Horizon<\/em> and How Courts Can Help<\/a> Arbitrary and Capricious: The Dark Canon of the United States Supreme Court in Environmental Law<\/a> International Environmental Law and Climate Change: Reflections on Structural Challenges in a “Kaleidoscopic” World<\/a> Another Step Forward: Reconsidering the Current State of Offshore Drilling in the Arctic<\/a> Polluting ’til the Cows Come Home: How Agricultural Exceptionalism Allows CAFOs Free Range for Climate Harm<\/a> State Authority to Regulate Mobile Source Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Part 2: A Legislative and Statutory History Assessment<\/a> From Factory Farming to a Sustainable Food System: A Legislative Approach<\/a> Indian Reserved Rights to Groundwater: Victory for Tribes, for Now<\/a> The Role of Courts in Remedying Climate Chaos: Transcending Judicial Nihilism and Taking Survival Seriously<\/a> Environmental Rule of Law in the Context of Sustainable Development<\/a> Defending the Future: Intergenerational Equity in Climate Litigation<\/a> Edith Brown Weiss as a Pathfinder: Strengthening Property Rights and Community-Based Resource Governance for Indigenous Peoples Worldwide<\/a> In Fairness to Future Generations of Eaters<\/a> Greenish, but with More Dimensions: A Framework for Identifying Binding Instruments of International Environmental Law<\/a> Fifty Shades of Green<\/a> Contextual Accountability, the World Bank Inspection Panel, and the Transformation of International Law in Edith Brown Weiss\u2019s Kaleidoscopic World<\/a> The International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine and Other Stories: An Argument for the Mandatory Inclusion of Non-Governmental Organizations in International Agreements\u00a0<\/a> Safeguard Reforms at the World Bank: Mutual Accountability or a Race to the Bottom?<\/a> Rising Tides and Rearranging Deckchairs: How Climate Change Is Reshaping Infrastructure Finance and Threatening to Sink Municipal Budgets<\/a> Tools for Regulators in a Changing Climate: Proposed Standards, State Policies, and Case Studies from the Western Grid<\/a> Sustainable Use and Shared Species: Navigating AEWA\u2019s Constraints on the Harvest of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds<\/a> Time-of-Need and Amount-of-Need: Overcoming Two Key Issues with Deploying Clean, Renewable Electricity Generation<\/a> Here Comes the Sun: Bringing Efficiency and Renewable Energy Solutions to Affordable Housing in the U.S.<\/a> Recommending Judicial Reconstruction of Title VI to Curb Environmental Racism: A Recklessness-Based Theory of Discriminatory Intent<\/a> IPR Management in International Cleantech Cooperation<\/a> From Sovereignty to Self-Determination: Emergence of Collective Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Natural Resources Management<\/a> Exporting Nature\u2019s Gift: An Analysis of Contemporary Water Law Issues in Aotearoa New Zealand<\/a> The Sambor Dam: How China\u2019s Breach of Customary International Law Will Affect the Future of the Mekong River Basin<\/a> Feeding the Beast: Addressing the Internet\u2019s Insatiable Power Consumption<\/a> Electric Buses and Clean Energy Financing: How Transit Authorities Can Leverage State and Federal Funds to Buy More Zero-Emission Buses<\/a> Innovation Through Traditional Water Knowledge: An Approach to the Water Crisis<\/a> Roundup Litigation: Using Discovery to Dissolve Doubt<\/a> Embrace a Gift of Nature: A Proposal for Commercializing Natural Eco-Dyes for the Textile Industry<\/a> Sniffing Out Clandestine Water Pollution in the Tijuana River Valley<\/a> From Paris to Pittsburgh: U.S. State and Local Leadership in an Era of Trump<\/a> Shintech: Environmental Justice at Ground Zero<\/a> Mitigating Malheur\u2019s Misfortunes: The Public Interest in the Public\u2019s Public Lands<\/span><\/a> Owning the World’s Seed Supply: How Seed Industry Mergers Threaten Global Food Security<\/a> Consumers, Plastic, and What It Means To Be \u201cBiodegradable\u201d<\/span><\/a> How Deepwater Offshore Drillers Have Failed to Uphold Their End of the Bargain: The Policy Infirmities of BSEE\u2019s Current Oil Spill Response Framework<\/span><\/a> Returning to Clean Air Act Fundamentals: A Renewed Call to Regulate Greenhouse Gases Under the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) Program<\/a> The National Flood Insurance Program at Fifty: How the Fifth Amendment Takings Doctrine Skews Federal Flood Policy<\/a> Regulatory Regimes for Preventing Major Accidents in Offshore Operations: Evolution of Approaches in the United States and China<\/a> In the Backyard of Segregated Neighborhoods: An Environmental Justice Case Study of Louisiana<\/a> All in the Community: Using Community Solar Gardens to Bring the Benefits of Renewable Energy to Low-Income Communities<\/a> Western Regional Transmission Organization: Creating a Market to Support Renewable Energy<\/a> The Resilience of the Paris Agreement: Negotiating and Implementing the Climate Regime<\/a> The Lacey Act and Civil Forfeiture: Can the\u00a0Government Sell Forfeited Wildlife and Plants?<\/a> Just Dipping a Toe in the Water? On the\u00a0Reconciliation of the European Institutions with\u00a0Article 9 of the Water Framework Directive<\/a>
\nRachel Garwin<\/p>\n
\nJohn M. Skakun<\/p>\n
\nSpencer Harris<\/p>\nVolume 37, Issue 2 (Spring 2025)<\/h2>\n
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\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Gilles Sourgens<\/p>\n
\nMichael Mehling, Harro van Asselt, Susanne Droege, Kasturi Das, and Catherine Hall<\/p>\n
\nNicole A. Veno, Jennifer E. Kelly, Kelly Capatosto, and Geoffrey H. Kozen<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nMargaret A. McCallister<\/p>\nVolume 37, Issue 1 (Fall 2024)<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/i>John C. Dernbach & Robert B. McKinstry, Jr.<\/p>\n
\nLinda Breggin, Bruce Myers, Sarah Backer, and Taalin RaoShah<\/p>\n
\nNoah M. Sachs<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nZak Handler<\/p>\nVolume 36, Issue 3 (Spring 2024)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nAnatole Boute and Francine Hug<\/p>\n
\nSteven Michael McKevett<\/p>\n
\nNika D. Sabasteanski<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nSamantha Leah Cristol<\/p>\nVolume 36, Issue 2 (Winter 2024)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nRachel Guthrie<\/p>\n
\nMichael Conklin & Chad Marzen<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nJonathan Gerstell<\/p>\n
\nAlyssa Greenstein<\/p>\n
\nDiego Huerta<\/p>\nVolume 36, Issue 1 (Fall 2023)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nRichard L. Revesv and Max Sarinsky<\/p>\n
\nNoah M. Sachs<\/p>\n
\nJohn A. Vucetich, Jeremy T. Bruskotter, Nicholas Arrivo, and Michael Phillips<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nLiz Goldstein<\/p>\nVolume 35, Issue 3 (Summer 2023)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nKaren Bradshaw and Monika U. Ehrman<\/p>\n
\nKeith H. Hirokawa and Cinnamon P. Carlarne<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nPatrick Reilly<\/p>\n
\nSarah Chen Small<\/p>\nVolume 35, Issue 2 (Winter 2023)<\/h2>\n
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\nMichael Lewyn<\/p>\n
\nJordan Metoyer<\/p>\n
\nMark Nevitt<\/p>\n
\nDavid Strifling, Jacob Dalton, and Veronika Folvarska<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nReuben Ilan Siegman<\/p>\n
\nShannon Twiss<\/p>\nVolume 35, Issue 1 (Fall 2022)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nAnthony B. Derron<\/p>\n
\nMatt Elgin<\/p>\n
\nEthan A. Heller<\/p>\n
\nEric v. Hull<\/p>\n
\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric M\u00e9gret & Amar Khoday<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nDavid Stepovich<\/p>\nVolume 34, Issue 3 (Summer 2022)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nJu-Ching Huang<\/p>\n
\nMartin McCrory, Inara Scott, Angie Raymond, and Paul Levy<\/p>\n
\nBrian McWalters<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nAlexandra Votaw<\/p>\n
\nMaxine Walters<\/p>\n
\nSara Zaat<\/p>\nVolume 34, Issue 2 (Winter 2022)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nNancy A. McLaughlin<\/p>\n
\nAdam D. Orford<\/p>\n
\nAgnes Chong<\/p>\n
\nKristen Ranges and Jessica Owley<\/p>\n
\nCaitlin Skurky<\/p>\nVolume 34, Issue 1 (Fall 2022)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nSean Lyness<\/p>\n
\nDaniel T. Ostas & Gast\u00f3n de los Reyes<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nSamuel C. Yang<\/p>\n
\nJessica Meltzer<\/p>\n
\nAndie D’Angelo<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nVolume 33, Issue 3 (Summer 2021)<\/h2>\n
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\nRobert K. Cowan<\/p>\n
\nJ Peter Byrne<\/p>\n
\nAnna Aseeva<\/p>\n
\nSteven Ferrey<\/p>\nVolume 33, Issue 2 (Winter 2021)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nHillary M. Hoffmann & Robert L. Glicksman<\/p>\n
\nJamison E. Colburn<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nKayla A. Steinberg<\/p>\n
\nClaire Fischer<\/p>\nVolume 33, Issue 1 (Fall 2020)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nAbigail E. Andr\u00e9<\/p>\n
\nOliver A. Houck<\/p>\n
\nJutta Brunn\u00e9e<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nAustin Holtshouser<\/p>\n
\nRyan Levandowski<\/p>\nVolume 32, Issue 4 (Summer 2020)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nGreg Dotson<\/p>\n
\nMichelle Johnson-Weider<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nCatherine Schluter<\/p>\n
\nScott Novak<\/p>\nVolume 32, Issue 3 (Spring 2020)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nArnold Kreilhuber & Angela Kariuki<\/p>\n
\nLydia Slobodian<\/p>\n
\nKirk Talbott, Sera Song, & Janis Alcorn<\/p>\n
\nSteph Tai<\/p>\n
\nCarl Bruch, Imad Antoine Ibrahim & Rachel Lerner<\/p>\n
\nDaniel Magraw & Lin Qin<\/p>\n
\nDavid Hunter<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nSophie Grueterich<\/p>\n
\nKathryn D. Priester<\/p>\nVolume 32, Issue 2 (Winter 2020)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nChristine Sgarlata Chung<\/p>\n
\nAdam D. Orford<\/p>\n
\nMelissa Lewis<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nMolly Blei Fellus<\/p>\n
\nCecilia Turchetti<\/p>\n
\nLeora Friedman<\/p>\nVolume 32, Issue 1 (Fall 2019)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nJoy Y. Xiang<\/p>\n
\nShawkat Alam and Abdullah Al Faruque<\/p>\n
\nIsabelle Smith<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nLynn Phan<\/p>\n
\nKevin Hotchkiss<\/p>\n
\nRebecca Strauss<\/p>\nVolume 31, Issue 4 (Summer 2019)<\/h2>\n
Articles<\/h3>\n
\nChiara Pappalardo<\/p>\n
\nKatherine Drabiak<\/p>\n
\nVidhya V. Iyer<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nSamir Halawi<\/p>\n
\nCaroline L. McHugh<\/div>\n
\nLeigh S. Barton<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nVolume 31, Issue 3 (Spring 2019)<\/h2>\n
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\nVicki Arroyo<\/p>\n
\nOliver A. Houck<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSandra B. Zellmer<\/span><\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nSara Ellen Mahoney<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSanya Shahrasbi<\/span><\/p>\n
\nMichelle West<\/span><\/p>\nVolume 31, Issue 2 (Winter 2019)<\/h2>\n
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\nHoward M. Crystal, Kassie Siegel, Maya Golden-Krasner, and Clare Lakewood<\/p>\n
\nChristine A. Klein<\/p>\n
\nYuan Yang<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n
\nJulia Mizutani<\/p>\n
\nMegan O’Connor<\/p>\n
\nChris Westfall<\/p>\nVolume 31, Issue 1 (Fall 2018)<\/h2>\n
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\nRafael Leal-Arcas & Antonio Morelli<\/p>\n
\nLynn A. Long<\/p>\n
\nPaolo Turrini<\/p>\nNotes<\/h3>\n