A BRIEF REVIEW OF BEFORE THE FLOOD
A BRIEF REVIEW OF BEFORE THE FLOOD By Betty Rosenbaum, Staff Contributor This year Leonardo DiCaprio released his newest film project, Before the Flood. [1] Running at 96 minutes, director […]
Category Archives: in brief
The latest in environmental law and policy: short; to the point; in brief.
Alaska’s Failed Effort to Prevent Enforcement of MARPOL Annex VI in Alaskan Waters
Alaska’s Failed Effort to Prevent Enforcement of MARPOL Annex VI in Alaskan Waters By Andrew Thornton, Staff Contributor A summary of Alaska’s lawsuit against the Secretary of State, the EPA, […]
In the Spotlight: Illegal Wildlife Trade Georgetown International Environmental Law Review
In the Spotlight: Illegal Wildlife Trade By Lucy Lei, GIELR Online Staff Editor Currently valued at US $213 billion, wildlife crime has escalated dramatically in recent years, and many species are […]
Taking Stock of Climate Summit 2014 – What Happened and What’s Next? Georgetown International Environmental Law Review
Taking Stock of Climate Summit 2014 – What Happened and What’s Next? By Jae-Hyong Shim, GIELR Online Staff Editor Two days after participating in the 400,000-strong climate march that filled […]
In Brief: High Country Conservation Advocates v. U.S. Forest Service
In Brief: High Country Conservation Advocates v. U.S. Forest Service by Nathalie Prescott, Staff Contributor The Sunset Roadless Area in western Colorado contains 5,800 acres of relatively undeveloped forest and […]
IN BRIEF: Energiewende
IN BRIEF: Energiewende New York Times Reporter Justin Gillis reports on the German transition to renewable energy, Energiewende. Gillis reports that the renewable energy revolution is “a disruption potentially as great […]
