Current: Vol. 35, Issue 2

A Bird in the Hand: Shotguns, Deadly Oil Pits, Cute Kittens, and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act
By Samuel J. Panarella

The Medium is the Message
By Steven Ferrey

Justice Scalia's Environmental Legacy: A Contextual Analysis
By Peter Manus

The Revolution in Environmental Criminal Law in Europe
By Michael G. Faure
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Forthcoming: Vol. 35, Issue 3

Presidents, Parliaments, and Legal Change: Quantifying the Effect of Political Systems in Comparative Environmental Law
By Eric Biber & Sari Graben

Furtive Subsidies: Reframing Fossil Fuel's Regulatory Exceptionalism
By Patrice Simms

Owning Groundwater: The Example of Mississippi v. Tennessee
By Christine Klein

Towards Ethical Stewardship: Balancing Natural and Historic Cultural Resources in National Parks
Note, by Sevren R. Gourley

Announcements

Announcing, Virginia Environmental Law Journal's Fall Symposium: Federalism and Environmental Regulation 

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.

New Post from the Environmental Law Review Syndicate:

The Virginia Environmental Law Journal is pleased to share MS4 Regulation and Water Quality Standards, by Matt Carlisle, Vermont Law School.

​​Now Accepting Submissions for Volume 36: 

The Virginia Environmental Law Journal is currently soliciting contributions for the first issue of Volume 36 to be published Winter 2017-2018. 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.