About the Stay -- and the Fate of the Clean Power Plan

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Author

Scott Fulton

Current Issue

May-June 2016

Issue

3

Scott Fulton on the stay of the Clean Power Plan.

Legacy of an Environmental Skeptic

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Author

Richard Lazarus - Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School

Current Issue

May-June 2016

Issue

3

The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s approach to environmental law reflected an intense concern about its constitutional legitimacy and worries about promoting elitism and restricting economic freedom and personal autonomy.

The Never-Ending Saga

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Author

Joshua A. Bloom - Meyers Nave Law firm

Meyers Nave Law firm

Current Issue

May-June 2016

Issue

3

In what appears to be the new normal when it comes to defining "waters of the United States," every effort that seeks to clarify that term, and in turn, the reach of federal authority to regulate water pollution, breeds yet more confusion.

EU Court of Justice Ends a Long Dispute Over Chemicals Policy

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Gabrielle Williamson - Luther Law Firm

Luther Law Firm

Current Issue

March-April 2016

Issue

2

The EU Court of Justice ends the long dispute over chemicals policy concerning articles.

Reviewing the Clean Power Plan — and the Fate of the Paris Agreement

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Richard Lazarus - Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Current Issue

March-April 2016

Issue

2

Reviewing the Clean Power Plan — and the fate of the Paris Agreement after the courts review rule.

Mysteries, Myths, and Misunderstandings

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Tseming Yang - University of Santa Clara

University of Santa Clara

Current Issue

March-April 2016

Issue

2

Ten things that every American environmental professional should know about China before engaging with the world's second-largest economy.

Dutch Treat

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Author

Lucas Bergkamp - Hunton & Williams

F. William Brownell -

Hunton & Williams

Current Issue

March-April 2016

Issue

2

The Netherlands national court's Urgenda decision was a delight to climate change activists worldwide, but U.S. Courts' role in reviewing climate policies is not likely to be changed due to the fundamental nature of the two different legal and political systems.

Food Law Is the Next Great Area for Environmental Litigation

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Author

Richard Lazarus - Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Howard J. and Katherine W. Aibel Professor of Law at Harvard University

Current Issue

January/February 2016

Issue

1

A group of cases shows that food law is the next great area for environmental litigation.

Restore the Chesapeake

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Author

Ridgway Hall - Chesapeake Legal Alliance

Chesapeake Legal Alliance

Current Issue

January/February 2016

Issue

33

The vast bay and watershed include the largest estuary in the country. Efforts to restore its vastly degraded water quality involve a commensurately large response by the Bay States, the federal Environmental Protection Agency, local governments, and the public.

Transparency and Accountability

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Author

David Roche - Environmental Law Institute

Environmental Law Institute

Current Issue

January/February 2016

Issue

33

As tens of billions of dollars are spent over the coming decades to restore the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a variety of mechanisms have been created to ensure responsible stewardship of public resources, natural and monetary.

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