Special Preview: Climate Change Beyond Environmentalism Part I
Here is a sneak peek of an upcoming article by Jonathan Lovvorn, the Senior Vice President and Chief Counsel for Animal Protection Litigation at the Humane Society of the United […]
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An in-depth look at today’s environmental law issues.
WWII-Era Government Contractor Indemnification Clauses Come to the Fore in CERCLA Litigation as Other Grounds to Shift Costs to the Government Narrow
WWII-Era Government Contractor Indemnification Clauses Come to the Fore in CERCLA Litigation as Other Grounds to Shift Costs to the Government Narrow By Hume Ross, Executive Editor, Georgetown Environmental Law Review […]
Fairly Compensating Sun Power
Fairly Compensating Sun Power: Challenges to Rooftop Solar Development By Howard Crystal, Contributor and Principal at the Law Office of Howard Crystal INTRODUCTION Rooftop solar power has the potential to […]
Paying to Play
Paying to Play: Why Commercialization Cannot Pass for Conservation By Tara Lewis, Managing Editor “If you love something set it free; then, when it has a bit of a head […]
Supreme Court Round Up
Supreme Court Round Up By Anna Deffebach, Editor-in-Chief The Supreme Court term beginning in October 2015 will certainly be discussed by constitutional scholars, widely discussed in legal circles, and perhaps […]
A FIRST LOOK AT JUSTICE SCALIA’S ENVIRONMENTAL LEGACY: DECISIONS REVIEWING AGENCY INTERPRETATIONS OF LAW (Part 2)
Post 2 of 2: Reviewing Agency Interpretations of Law from 1986 through 2016 By Andrew Thornton, Staff Contributor 1.1 Introduction to Post 2 of 2 This is the second of […]
A First Look at Justice Scalia’s Environmental Legacy: Decisions Reviewing Agency Interpretations of Law (Part 1)
A First Look at Justice Scalia’s Environmental Legacy: Decisions Reviewing Agency Interpretations of Law By Andrew Thornton, Staff Contributor[1] 1 Abstract In two posts I discuss eleven of the late […]
Environmental Disclosure in China
Environmental Disclosure in China: a Comparative Study to the US and EU System By Leah Zhutian Li, Staff Contributor Introduction and Background Publicity of environmental information is a relatively new […]
KNOW THY PRODUCT: THE GLOBAL EXPANSION OF PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP LAWS’ IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GEORGETOWN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW
KNOW THY PRODUCT: THE GLOBAL EXPANSION OF PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP LAWS’ IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW By Travis Miller, Esq.* Introduction The term “globalization” has only become commonplace over the last few decades, […]
A Human Rights Perspective on Climate Change: What value can it add to international efforts to mitigate climate change?, Part II Georgetown International Environmental Law Review
A Human Rights Perspective on Climate Change: What value can it add to international efforts to mitigate climate change?, Part II By Genevieve Fox, Staff Contributor The interrelationship between human […]
