AGRICULTURE.
Genetically Modified
Organisms: Law and the Global Market. Articles by Jim Chen, Guy R. Knudsen,
Jack A. Bobo, Debra M. Strauss and Andrew W. Torrance. 48 Idaho L. Rev. 213-350 (2012).
Torrance, Andrew W. Planted obsolescence: synagriculture and the
law. 48 Idaho L. Rev. 321-350 (2012).
Fromherz, Nicholas A. The case for a global treaty on soil
conservation, sustainable farming, and the preservation of agrarian
culture. 39 Ecology L.Q. 57-121 (2012).
Thirty-First Annual American
Agricultural Law Association Agricultural Law Symposium & Meeting. Articles
by Theodore A. Feitshans, Edward Cox, Charles W. Fluharty, Michael T. Olexa,
Joshua A. Cossey, Sandra Zellmer, Neil D. Hamilton and student Katherine
Smallwood; notes by Erin Benoy, Ashley Leyda and Andrea M. Repphun. 16 Drake J. Agri. L. 1-206 (2011).
Benoy, Erin. Note. Wanted: farmer-friendly climate change
legislation. 16 Drake J. Agri. L.
147-168 (2011).
Cox, Edward. A lease-based approach to sustainable farming,
part II: farm tenancy trends and the outlook for sustainability on rented
land. 16 Drake J. Agri. L. 5-30 (2011).
ANIMAL LAW.
Franklin, Emily. Student article. How to give the dog a home:
using mediation to solve companion animal custody disputes. 12 Pepp. Disp. Resol. L.J. 351-372 (2012).
Howse, Robert and Joanna
Langille. Permitting pluralism: the Seal Products dispute and why the WTO
should accept trade restrictions justified by noninstrumental moral
values. 37 Yale J. Int’l L. 367-432
(2012).
Olexa, Michael T., Joshua A.
Cossey and student Katherine Smallwood.
Protecting equine rescue from being put out to pasture: whether ranches
dedicated to abused, abandoned, and aging horses may qualify for “agricultural”
classifications under Florida’s Greenbelt Law.
16 Drake J. Agri. L. 69-88 (2011).
ANTARCTIC.
Bates, Rebecca. Touring the Antarctic: transforming
environmental governance in the southern latitudes. 14 Asia Pac. J. Envtl. L. 43-62 (2011).
BIODIVERSITY.
Riley, Sophie. Heads I win, tails you lose: uncertainty and
the protection of biodiversity from invasive alien species. 14 Asia Pac. J. Envtl. L. 139-168 (2011).
BIOFUELS.
Cobb, John. Note. Mitigating the unintended consequences
of biofuel tax credits. 49 Harv. J. on
Legis. 451-477 (2012).
CARBON MARKETS &
GREENHOUSE GAS EMMISSIONS.
Monast, Jonas J., Brooks R.
Pearson and Lincoln F. Pratson. A
cooperative federalism framework for CCS regulation. 7 Envtl. & Energy L. & Pol’y J. 1-46
(2012).
Carlson, Ann E. Designing effective climate policy:
cap-and-trade and complementary policies.
49 Harv. J. on Legis. 207-248 (2012).
Qiu, Xin and Honglin Li. Energy regulation and legislation in
China. 42 Envtl. L. Rep. News &
Analysis 10678-10693 (2012).
Vecchione, Elisa. Is it possible to provide evidence of
insufficient evidence? The precautionary principle at the WTO. 13 Chi. J. Int’l L. 153-178 (2012).
CLEAN WATER ACT.
Kenney, Frederick J., Jr.,
Rear Admir., U.S. Coast Guard and Melissa A. Hamann. The flow of authority to stop the flow of
oil: Clean Water Act section 311(c) removal authority and the BP/Deepwater
Horizon oil spill. 36 Tul. Mar. L.J.
349-395 (2012).
Emerman, David. Note. An environmental law even Judge Learned
Hand would violate: Ohio EPA needs non-monetary penalties to enforce
construction NPDES permits. 60 Clev. St.
L. Rev. 275-305 (2012).
Cecchini-Beaver, Mark. Comment.
“Tough law” getting tougher: a
proposal for permitting Idaho’s logging road stormwater point sources after Northwest Environmental Defense Center v.
Brown. (Nw. Envtl. Def. Ctr. v. Brown, 640 F.3d 1063, 2011.) 48 Idaho L. Rev. 467-514 (2012).
CLIMATE CHANGE.
Hudson, Blake. Federal constitutions, global governance, and
the role of forests in regulating climate change. 87 Ind. L.J. 1455-1515 (2012).
Penetrante, Ariel
Macaspac. Simulating climate change
negotiations: lessons from modeled experience.
28 Negotiation J. 279-314 (2012).
Powers, Paul M. Student article. An international emergency:
declaring ‘Marshall’ law due to global climate change. 13 T.M. Cooley J. Prac. & Clin. L.
423-483 (2011).
Osofsky, Hari M. Litigation’s role in the path of U.S. federal
climate change regulation: implications of AEP
v. Connecticut. 46 Val. U. L. Rev.
447-457 (2012).
25th Annual Monsanto
Symposium: Civil Litigation as a Tool for Regulating Climate Change.
Introduction by James R. May; articles by Victor E. Schwartz, Phil Goldberg,
Christopher E. Appel, Kevin T. Haroff and Hari M. Osofsky; amicus brief by Stuart Banner and James R. May. 46 Val. U. L. Rev. 357-500 (2012).
CRIMINAL LAW.
Tanczos, Francis G. Note. A new crime: possession of wood—remedying
the due care double standard of the revised Lacey Act. 42 Rutgers L.J. 549-588 (2011).
CULTURAL HERITAGE LAW
Dickenson, Todd. Student article. Hawaiian burial rights: the
regrettable burial of a rich cultural history beneath urban development. 5 Phoenix L. Rev. 811-835 (2012).
Gillespie, Josephine. Legal pluralism and World Heritage management
at Angkor, Cambodia. 14 Asia Pac. J.
Envtl. L. 1-19 (2011).
Barcia, Giselle. Comment. After Chabad: enforcement in cultural property disputes. (Agudas
Chasidei Chabad v. Russ. Fed’n, 528 F.3d 934, 2008.) 37 Yale J. Int’l L. 463-478 (2012).
ECONOMICS.
Symposium: A Just Transition
to a Green Economy. Articles by Beverly Wright, Earthea Nance, Kate Gordon,
Louis Soares, Stephen Steigleder, Caroline Farrell, Michael Rawson, Mona
Tawatao, Randal A. Strobo and Laura Bozzi.
4 Duke F. for L. & Soc. Change 1-140 (2012).
Farber, Daniel A. Pollution markets and social equity:
analyzing the fairness of cap and trade.
39 Ecology L.Q. 1-56 (2012).
Gordon, Kate, Louis Soares and
Stephen Steigleder. Preparing America’s
workforce for jobs in the green economy: a case for technical literacy. 4 Duke F. for L. & Soc. Change 23-44
(2012).
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT.
Zellmer, Sandra. Mudslinging on the Missouri: can endangered
species survive the Clean Water Act? 16
Drake J. Agri. L. 89-115 (2011).
ENERGY INDUSTRY.
Mahoney, Paul G. The public utility pyramids. 41 J. Legal Stud. 37-66 (2012).
Schwartz, Victor E., Phil
Goldberg and Christopher E. Appel. Does
the judiciary have the tools for regulating greenhouse gas emissions? 46 Val. U. L. Rev. 369-409 (2012).
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.
De Guire, Jeannette. Note. The Cincinnati Environmental Justice
Ordinance: proposing a new model for environmental justice regulations by the
states. 60 Clev. St. L. Rev. 223-248
(2012).
Hall, Margaux J. and David C.
Weiss. Avoiding adaptation apartheid:
climate change adaption and human rights law.
37 Yale J. Int’l L. 309-366 (2012).
Van Nostrand, James M. Energy and environmental justice: how states can integrate environmental
justice into energy-related proceedings.
61 Cath. U. L. Rev. 701-734 (2012).
Abbott, Laurie E. Note.
Incentive for innovation or invitation to inhumanity?: a human rights analysis
of gene patenting and the case of Myriad
Genetics. 2012 Utah L. Rev. 497-525.
Geisinger, Alex. The benefits of development and environmental
injustice. 37 Colum. J. Envtl. L.
205-244 (2012).
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW.
Scanlan, Melissa K. Implementing the public trust doctrine: a
lakeside view into the trustees’ world.
39 Ecology L.Q. 123-191 (2012).
Knudsen, Sanne H. Remedying the misuse of nature. 2012 Utah L. Rev. 141-208.
Trimble, Travis M. Environmental law. 63 Mercer L. Rev. 1223-1235 (2012).
EVIDENCE.
Jurs, Andrew W. Balancing legal process with scientific
expertise: expert witness methodology in
five nations and suggestions for reform of post-Daubert U.S. reliability determinations. 95 Marq. L. Rev. 1329-1415 (2012).
FOOD & DRUGS.
Feliciano, Meghan
Marrinan. Note. We are what we eat:
securing our food supply by amending intellectual property rights for plant
genetic resources. 8 U. St. Thomas L.J.
546-568 (2011).
Winters, Diana R.H. Not sick yet: food-safety-impact litigation
and barriers to justiciability. 77
Brook. L. Rev. 905-957 (2012).
Chow, Daniel. Lessons from Pfizer’s disputes over its
Viagra trademark in China. 27 Md. J. Int’l
L. 82-110 (2012).
Koch, Valerie Gutmann. Incentivizing the utilization of
pharmacogenomics in drug development. 15
J. Health Care L. & Pol’y 263-302 (2012).
Maier, Krista. Chemical restraints and off-label drug use in
nursing homes. 16 Mich. St. U. J. Med.
& L. 243-264 (2012).
Mkrtchyan, Vitaliy. Note. Initiative 692, now and then: the past,
present, and future of medical marijuana in Washington State. 47 Gonz. L. Rev. 839-876 (2011/12).
Chen, Jim. Food and superfood: organic labeling and the
triumph of gay science over dismal and natural science in agricultural
policy. 48 Idaho L. Rev. 213-224 (2012).
Basas, Carrie Griffin. “V” is for vegetarian: FDA-mandated
vegetarian food labeling. 2011 Utah L.
Rev. 1275-1307.
Hamilton, Neil D. Moving toward food democracy: better food,
new farmers, and the myth of feeding the world.
16 Drake J. Agri. L. 117-145 (2011).
Repphun, Andrea M. Note. Pigs-in-a-blanket: how current meat
inspection regulations wrap America in false security. 16 Drake J. Agri. L. 183-206 (2011).
HISTORIC PRESERVATION.
Brindell, James R. Improving standards and process of historic
designation. 44 Urb. Law. 265-277
(2012).
Gongaware, Laura. Note. The day historic preservation
principles saved the Titanic from a second maritime disaster. (R.M.S.
Titanic, Inc. v. Wrecked & Abandoned Vessel, 742 F. Supp. 2d 784, 2010,
and 804 F. Supp. 2d 508, 2011.) 36 Tul.
Mar. L.J. 817-828 (2012).
INTERNATIONAL LAW.
Akin, Jena. Note. Civil justice in the mountains: the
Bolivian Andes as grounds for climate reform.
23 Colo. J. Int’l Envtl. L. & Pol’y 433-471 (2012).
Johnstone, Naomi. Commercialism and conservationism: law in the
forests of Indonesia — from colonialism to climate change. 14 Asia Pac. J. Envtl. L. 21-42 (2011).
Pettit, Marguerite. Reducing emissions from deforestation and
degradation: human rights and the commodification of carbon. 14 Asia Pac. J. Envtl. L. 87-103 (2011).
Lydersen, Kari. Pacific Rim and beyond: global mining, global
resistance and international law. 23
Colo. J. Int’l Envtl. L. & Pol’y 367-387 (2012).
Wibisana, Andri G. The development of the precautionary
principle in international and Indonesian environmental law. 14 Asia Pac. J. Envtl. L. 169-202 (2011).
LAND USE.
Elias, Nurudeen. Note. America’s religious values at
crossroads: lifting the veil on zoning decisions to ensure victory for the
America of the Constitution and religious tolerance. 55 How. L.J. 1097-1131 (2012).
Garnett, Nicole Stelle. Managing the urban commons. 160 U. Pa. L. Rev. 1995-2027 (2012).
Kamen, Justin B. Note. A standardless standard: how a
misapplication of Kelo enabled
Columbia University to benefit from eminent domain abuse. (Kaur
v. N.Y. State Urban Dev. Corp., 933 N.E.2d 721, 2010.) 77 Brook. L. Rev. 1217-1247 (2012).
Bezdek, Barbara L. Dreaming in Chinese: accountable
development. 27 Md. J. Int’l L. 48-81
(2012).
Kramer, Daniel. Comment. United voices: an open proposal for
smart and fair growth in the Central Valley.
39 Ecology L.Q. 193-238 (2012).
LAW OF THE SEA.
Allen, Charles. Countering proliferation: WMD on the
move. 40 Ga. J. Int’l & Comp. L.
15-35 (2011).
Stahl, William M. Note. The uncharted waters of cyberspace:
applying the principles of international maritime law to the problem of
cybersecurity. 40 Ga. J. Int’l &
Comp. L. 247-273 (2011).
MINING.
Bernard, Rebecca L. Must the public pay miners not to pollute? A
takings analysis of a proactive § 404(c) action in Bristol Bay, Alaska. 42 Envtl. L. Rep. News & Analysis 10649-10677
(2012)
Bozzi, Laura. Beyond mountaintop removal: pathways for
change in the Appalachian coalfields. 4
Duke F. for L. & Soc. Change 115-140 (2012).
Obold, Jason. Note. Leading by example: the Fracturing
Responsibility and Awareness of Chemicals Act of 2011 as a catalyst for
international drilling reform. 23 Colo.
J. Int’l Envtl. L. & Pol’y 473-500 (2012).
Schremmer, Joe. Comment. Avoidable “fraccident”: an argument
against strict liability for hydraulic fracturing. 60 U. Kan. L. Rev. 1215-1255 (2012).
Strobo, Randal A. The shape of Appalachia to come: coal in a
transitional economy. 4 Duke F. for L.
& Soc. Change 91-114 (2012).
NANOTECHNOLOGY.
Thompson, Dorothea K. Comment. Small size, big dilemma: the
challenge of regulating nanotechnology.
79 Tenn. L. Rev. 621-668 (2012).
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICT
ACT.
Leege, David D. Comment. Preventing atoms for peace from
becoming atoms of terror: the National Environmental Policy Act is not a
vehicle for addressing terrorism. 61
Cath. U. L. Rev. 527-563 (2012).
Haroff, Kevin T. On thin air: standing, climate change, and
the National Environmental Policy Act.
46 Val. U. L. Rev. 411-446 (2012).
NATIONAL PARKS.
Duncan, Thomas M. Comment. Driving Americans’ perception of recreation:
awaiting the Park Service’s long-term solution to address snowmobile access in Yellowstone
National Park. 19 Vill. Sports &
Ent. L.J. 699-783 (2012).
NATIVE AMERICAN LANDS.
Dussias, Allison M. Protecting Pocahontas’s world: the Mattaponi
Tribe’s struggle against Virginia’s King William Reservoir Project. 36 Am. Indian L. Rev. 1-123 (2011-2012).
Tanczos, Francis G. Note. A new crime: possession of wood—remedying
the due care double standard of the revised Lacey Act. 42 Rutgers L.J. 549-588 (2011).
Fosland, Benjamin J. Student article. A case of not-so-fatal flaws: re-evaluating the Indian Tribal Energy
Development and Self-Determination Act.
48 Idaho L. Rev. 447-465 (2012).
Bilodeau, Katheryn A. Comment.
The elusive implied water right for fish: do off-reservation instream water rights
exist to support Indian treaty fishing rights?
48 Idaho L. Rev. 515-551 (2012).
OIL & NATURAL GAS.
Strange, Rick and Thomas
Fahring. Rights of first refusal and
package oil and gas transactions. 53 S.
Tex. L. Rev. 29-100 (2011).
Kilroy, Taylor. Recent development. “Reptile dysfunction”:
how can a three-inch lizard threaten to shut down the oil and gas industry in
the Permian Basin? 7 Envtl. & Energy
L. & Pol’y J. 87-98 (2012).
Vera, Aaron. Recent development. Texas water use,
mandatory fluid component disclosures, and state regulations on hydraulic
fracturing. 7 Envtl. & Energy L.
& Pol’y J. 112-123 (2012).
Brogdon, Lauren Hunt. Student note.
A new Horizon?: the need for improved regulation of deepwater
drilling. 37 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 291-329
(2012).
OIL SPILLS.
Thrasher, Edward W. Note. Cleaning up the muck: a takings
analysis of the moratorium on deepwater drilling following the BP oil
spill. 77 Brook. L. Rev. 1285-1327
(2012).
PROPERTY.
Yoo, Christopher S. Beyond Coase: emerging technologies and
property theory. 160 U. Pa. L. Rev.
2189-2225 (2012).
Symposium on New Dimensions
in Property Theory. Articles by Gregory S. Alexander, Shyamkrishna Balganesh,
Abraham Bell, Gideon Parchomovsky, Lee Anne Fennell, Nicole Stelle Garnett,
Larissa Katz, Thomas W. Merrill, Henry E. Smith, Stewart E. Sterk, Lior Jacob
Strahilevitz and Christopher S. Yoo. 160
U. Pa. L. Rev. 1853-2225 (2012).
RENEWABLE ENERGY.
Ledford, Peter H. Practical considerations in implementing
renewable energy: a case study of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. 2 Wake Forest J.L. & Pol’y 533-570
(2012).
Sanders, Jordan. Recent development. “Dark times ahead for the
U.S. solar industry?” Anti-dumping duties on Chinese solar panels, their
implications, and alternatives to strengthening the U.S. solar industry. 7 Envtl. & Energy L. & Pol’y J.
99-111 (2012).
SCIENCE.
Knudsen, Guy R. Where’s the beef? How science informs GMO
regulation and litigation. 48 Idaho L.
Rev. 225-250 (2012).
STATE AND LOCAL LAW.
Weil, Gabriel. Student article. Subnational climate
mitigation policy: a framework for analysis.
23 Colo. J. Int’l Envtl. L. & Pol’y 285-307 (2012).
TAKINGS.
Sakowski, Scott E. Note. Taking dry land under navigable waters:
the Friant Dam returns to the docket. 36
Vt. L. Rev. 759-777 (2012).
Litigating Takings Challenges
to Land Use and Environmental Regulations. Keynote address by William Treanor;
articles by John Echeverria, Joseph L. Sax, Steven J. Eagle, Daniel L. Siegel,
Mark Fenster, Thomas W. Merrill, Gregory M. Stein and A. Dan Tarlock; notes by
Scott E. Sakowski and Christian D. Petrangelo.
36 Vt. L. Rev. 503-807 (2012).
Martin, Winfield B. Comment. Order for the courts: reforming the Nollan/Dolan threshold inquiry for exactions. 35 Seattle U. L. Rev. 1499-1523 (2012).
TECHNOLOGY.
Burns, Matthew. Note. A sustainable framework for
international green technology transfer.
23 Colo. J. Int’l Envtl. L. & Pol’y 405-432 (2012).
TOXICS.
Glynn, Stephanie. Comment. Toxic toys and dangerous drywall:
holding foreign manufacturers liable for defective products—the fund
concept. 26 Emory Int’l L. Rev. 317-364
(2012).
TRANSPORTATION.
Operators, USA v. City of
Dallas: a possible green light ahead for “head-of-the-line”
policies favoring natural gas vehicles. [Includes photographs.] (Ass’n
of Taxicab Operators, USA v. City of Dallas, 760 F. Supp. 2d 693,
2010.) 36 Vt. L. Rev. 995-1013 (2012).
WASTE.
Buseman, Nicole. Student note.
A second-generation solution to electronic waste: the New York approach. 37 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 245-290 (2012).
WATER LAW.
Sax, Joseph L. Reserved public rights in water. 36 Vt. L. Rev. 535-548 (2012).
Tarlock, A. Dan. Takings, water rights, and climate change. 36 Vt. L. Rev. 731-757 (2012).
Henderson, Taylor. Student article. Five Tribes’ water rights:
examining the Aamodt adjudications’
Mechem doctrine to predict tribal water rights litigation outcomes in
Oklahoma. 36 Am. Indian L. Rev. 125-160
(2011-2012).
Anderson, Peter R. and Aaron
J. Kraft. Why does Idaho’s water law
regime provide for forfeiture of water rights?
48 Idaho L. Rev. 419-446 (2012).
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