Pace Environmental Law Review Volume 30, Issue 2 Released: Nanotechnology and the Environment

Current Issue: Volume 30, Issue 2 (2013) Nanotechnology and the Environment
Spring 2013

Articles

Environmental Law Confronts the New Industrial Revolution
Leslie Carothers

 

Searching for the Nano-needle in a Green Haystack: Researching the Environmental, Health, and Safety Ramifications of Nanotechnology
Taryn L. Rucinski

 

The Case for an Information-Forcing Regulatory Definition of “Nanomaterials”
David A. Dana

 

Regulatory Concerns and Health/Hazard Risks Associated with Nanotechnology
Louis Theodore and Leo Stander

 

No Laws in Nanoland: How to Reverse the Trend? The French Example
Nadia Kaddour

 

Big Things in Small Packages: Evaluating the City of Berkeley’s Nanotechnology Ordinance Effectiveness as a Model of Targeted Transparency
Drew Lerer

 

Harmony with Nature and Genetically Modified Seeds: A Contradictory Concept in the United States and Brazil?
Heather Leibowitz

 

Carbon Tax with Reinvestment Trumps Cap-and-Trade
Stephen Sewalk

 

International Deployment of Microbial Pest Control Agents: Falling Between the Cracks of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Cartagena Biosafety Protocol?
Guy R. Knudsen

 

The Legal Profession’s Critical Role in Systems-Level Bioenergy Decision-Making
Jody M. Endres

 

The Principle of Resilience
Lia Helena Monteiro de Lima Demange