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By Troy Payne
Issue 37:1

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Issue 37:4 Articles

Biodiversity and a New “Best Case” for Applying the Environmental Statutes Extraterritorially
Incorporating Emergy Synthesis into Environmental Law: An Integration of Ecology, Economics, and Law
Law, Environmental Dynamism, Reliability: The Rise and Fall of CALFED
OMB and the Politicization of Risk Assessment
Reconstructing the Wall of Virtue: Maxims for the Co-Evolution of Environmental Law and Environmental Science
Science, Law, and the Environment: The Making of a Modern Discipline
Science, Risk, and Risk Assessment and Their Role(s) Supporting Environmental Risk Management
Sequestration, Science, and the Law: An Analysis of the Sequestration Component of the California and Northeastern States’ Plans to Curb Global Warming
The Art of the Unsolvable: Locating the Vital Center of Science for Environmental Law & Policy
The Complementary Roles of Common Law Courts and Federal Agencies in Producing and Using Policy-Relevant Scientific Information

Issue 38:1 Articles

Analyzing Carbon Emissions Trading: A Potential Cost Efficient Mechanism to Reduce Carbon Emissions
Climate Change in the Supreme Court
Has the Federal Courts' Successive Undermining of the APA's Presumption of Reviewability Turned the Doctrine into Fool's Gold
Imposing Judicial Restraints on the "Art of Deception": The Courts Cast a Skeptical Eye on Columbia Basin Salmon Restoration Efforts
Is Environmentalism Dead?
Is Scalian Standing the Latest Sighting of the Lochner-ess Monster?: Using Global Warming to Explore the Myth of the Corporate Person
On Thin Ice: The Failure of the United States and the World Heritage Committee to Take Climate Change Mitigation Pursuant to the World Heritage Convention Seriously
Postcard from the Reality-Based Universe: "Wish You Were All Here!" A Meditation on the Relationship between Science, Intellectual Property Law, and the Rights of Indigenous Populations in Plant Genetic Resources
Tying Up Loose Ends: Resolving Ambiguity in Ballot Measure 37's Public Health and Safety Exemption
Waterbirds, the 2010 Biodiversity Target, and Beyond: AEWA's Contribution to Global Biodiversity Governmance

Issue 38:2 Articles

El Dia De Los Muertos: The Death and Rebirth of the Environmental Movement
Environmental Justice in Oregon: It’s the Law
Environmental Justice in the Tribal Context: A Madness to EPA’s Method
Healthy Schools: A Major Front in the Fight for Environmental Justice
In My Backyard: How Enabling Hazardous Waste Trade to Developing Nations Can Improve the Basel Convention’s Ability to Achieve Environmental Justice
“Ecoterrorism”?: A Critical Analysis of the Vilification of Radical Environmental Activists as Terrorists

Issue 38:3 Articles

Overlapping Wilderness and Wild and Scenic River Designations Provide Maximal Conservation Protection for Federal Public Lands
The Shifting Sands of Property Rights, Federal Railroad Grants, and Economic History: Hash v. United States and the Threat to Rail-Trail Conversions

Issue 38:4 Articles

Courts and the EPA Interpret NPDES General Permit Requirements for CAFOs
Overly Restrictive Administrative Records and the Frustration of Judicial Review
Property Pieces in Compensation Statutes: Law's Eulogy for Oregon's Measure 37
Protecting Water Quality and Salmon in the Columbia Basin: The Case for State Certification of Federal Dams
Taking Congress's Words Seriously: Towards a Sound Construction of NEPA's Long Overlooked Interpretation Mandate

Issue 39:3 Articles

At Home with Nature: Early Reflections on Green Building Laws and the Transformation of the Built Environment
Environmental Liabilities and the Federal Securities Laws: A Proposal for Improved Disclosure of Climate Change Related Risks
Halting the Hitchhikers: Challenges and Opportunities for controlling Ballast Water discharges and Aquatic Invasive Species
Swamp Swaps: The “Second Nature” of Wetlands
The Friends of Yosemite Valley Saga: The Challenges of Addressing the Merced River’s User Capacities

Issue 39:4 Articles

Greening the Grid and Climate Justice
In the Public Interest—A Review
Restructuring a Green Grid: Legal Challenges to Accommodate New Renewable Energy Infrastructure
Rough Seas Ahead: Confronting Challenges to Jump-start Wave Energy
Streamlining NEPA to Combat Global Climate Change: Heresy or Necessity?
The Rising Tide of Climate Change: What America’s Flood Cities Can Teach Us About Energy Policy, and Why We Should Be Worried
The Trojan Horse of Electric Power Transmission Line Siting Authority
Wave New World: Promoting Ocean Wave Energy Development Through Federal-State Coordination and Streamlined Licensing
“Steel in the Ground”: Greening the Grid with the iUtility

Issue 40:1 Articles

Capping Carbon
Climate Exceptionalism
Flipping Daubert: Putting Climate Change Defendants in the Hot Seat
Forward: Ashes and the Pheonix
Report: Exempt Well Issues in the West
Review of Large-Scale Ecosystem Restoration: Five Case Studies from the United States
Rumors of Conley’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated: The Impact of Bell Atlantic Corporation v. Twombly on Pleading Standards in Environmental Litigation
Summers v. Earth Island Institute Rejects Probabilistic Standing, but a "Realistic Threat" of Harm is a Better Standing Test
Tibute: Words from the First Editor in Chief