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UNRAVELING THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE: MECHANISM CHOICE, KEY ACTORS, AND REGULATORY TOOLS by Glicksman, Robert L., Markell, David L.

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ASTEROID MINING: ECOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE BEYOND EARTH by Loder, Reed Elizabeth

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RESPONSIVE REGULATION AND RESILIENCY: THE RENEWABLE FUEL STANDARD AND ADVANCED BIOFUELS by Ahmad, Nadia B.

“…Responsive regulation embodies a multiple stakeholder approach to creating flexible choices for regulatory regimes, ranging from the less interventionist form…”
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STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT SALES AND LEAD-POISONED SELLERS: JUST SAY NO by Czapanskiy, Karen Syma

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DIESELGATE: HOW THE INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION, AND SETTLEMENT OF VOLKSWAGEN’S EMISSIONS CHEATING SCANDAL ILLUSTRATES THE NEED FOR ROBUST ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT by Cruden, John C., Engel, Bethany, Cooney, Nigel, Van Eaton, Joshua

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THE INFLUENCE OF PROPERTY IN THE LAW OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENT: HOW THE UNITED STATES AS A LANDOWNER CAN LIMIT ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION ON FEDERAL LANDS by Rogers, Siarra

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PRE-ENFORCEMENT REVIEW: AN EVALUATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF RIPENESS by Boger, Daniel

“…The ripeness doctrine prevents federal courts from deciding cases when the injury alleged is too speculative. However, in Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner the…”
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FOR A LUMP OF COAL & A DROP OF OIL: AN ENVIRONMENTALIST’S CRITIQUE OF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S FIRST YEAR OF ENERGY POLICIES by Miller, Carol J.

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TOWARDS ETHICAL STEWARDSHIP: BALANCING NATURAL AND HISTORIC CULTURAL RESOURCES IN NATIONAL PARKS by Gourley, Sevren R.

“…The National Park Service is a steward of American identity. They are tasked with protecting our most unique cultural resources, our landscapes, and our…”
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A BIRD IN THE HAND: SHOTGUNS, DEADLY OIL PITS, CUTE KITTENS, AND THE MIGRATORY BIRD TREATY ACT by Panarella, Samuel J.

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FURTIVE SUBSIDIES: REFRAMING FOSSIL FUEL’S; REGULAOTRY EXCEPTIONALISM by Simms, Patrice L.

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OWNING GROUNDWATER: THE EXAMPLE OF MISSISSIPPI V. TENNESSEE by Klein, Christine A.

“…In Mississippi v. Tennessee, Mississippi claims that it owns all groundwater stored underneath its borders that does not cross into Tennessee under “natural…”
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THE REVOLUTION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMINAL LAW IN EUROPE by Faure, Michael

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JUSTICE SCALIA’S ENVIRONMENTAL LEGACY: A CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS by Manus, Peter

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PRESIDENTS, PARLIAMENTS, AND LEGAL CHANGE: QUANTIFYING THE EFFECT OF POLITICAL SYSTEMS IN COMPARATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW by Graben, Sari, Biber, Eric

“…Recent frustration with the scope and pace of environmental legislative reform in the United States has prompted suggestions that the federal government…”
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THE MEDIUM IS THE MESSAGE by Ferrey, Steven

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PUBLIC INTERESTS AND PRIVATE LAND: THE ECOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF PROPERTY IN BRAZIL by Bryner, Nicholas S.

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NO VIRTUE LIKE NECESSITY: DEALING WITH NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL FLOWS IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE by Andreen, William L.

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KOONTZ V. ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTWAS NOT A BIG DEAL by Elias, Antonio M.

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DRILLING FOR COMMON GROUND: HOW PUBLIC OPINION TRACKS EXPERTS IN THE DEBATE OVER FEDERAL REGULATION OF SHALE OIL & GAS EXTRACTION by Geltman, Elizabeth Ann Glass

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