Current: Vol. 36, Issue 2Dieselgate: How the Investigation, Prosecution, and Settlement of Volkswagen's Emissions Cheating Scandal Illustrates the Need for Robust Environmental Enforcement
By John C. Cruden, Bethany Engel, Nigel Cooney & Josh Van Eaton For a Lump of Coal & A Drop of Oil: An Environmentalist's Critique of the Trump Administration's First Year Energy Policies By Carol J. Miller Forthcoming: Vol. 36, Issue 3Unraveling the Administrative State: Mechanism Choice, Key Actors, and Regulatory Tools
By Robert L. Glicksman & David L. Markell Asteroid Mining: Ecological Jurisprudence Beyond Earth By Elizabeth Loder |
AnnouncementsNew Post from the Environmental Law Review Syndicate:The Virginia Environmental Law Journal is pleased to share Carbon Tax and Low-Income Grant Proposal to Encourage Low-Income Investment in Solar Technologies by Elizabeth Doherty, 3L, Vermont Law School and Symposium Editor, Vermont Journal of Environmental Law
Please Join Us for our Fall Symposium: Whose Mess Is It? Federalism and Environmental Regulation In a New Political Climate9:30 am to 2:00 pm, Thursday, October 19, 2017 at the University of Virginia School of Law.
See the video below for a view from our Fall 2016 Symposium panel on Volkswagen and the Future of Industry Compliance. Now Accepting Submissions for Volume 36:The Virginia Environmental Law Journal is currently soliciting contributions for Volume 36 to be published Spring 2018. We are open to diverse topics and encourage academics, practitioners, policy makers, and law students alike to submit. Please see our Submissions page for more information.
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