VOLUME 27 - 2009

27:1: (1-118)

Article: Contested Definitions of Endangered Species: The Controversy Regarding How to Interpret the Phrase “a Significant Portion of a Species’ Range,” Sherry Enzler, Jeremy Brusksotter

Note: Ballast Water Law: Invasive Species and Twenty-Five Years of Ineffective Legislation, Christopher J. Patrick

Note: The Clean Development Mechanism in China: Assessing the Tension between Development and Curbing Anthropogenic Climate Change, John Sautter

27:2 (119-175): Green Buildings: Emerging Standards at the Intersection of Sustainable Development and the Law

Comment: Defining Green Building: Emerging Standards at the Intersection of Sustainable Development and the Law,”  Paul C. Levin

Article: Building Greener Communities: Smarter Growth and Green Building, Trip Pollard

Article: Cities, Green Construction, and the Endangered Species Act, J.B. Ruhl

Symposium Remarks: How the Kaine Administration Is Moving Towards a More Sustainable Virginia: Energy Efficiency and Planning, Climate Change Strategies, and Strategic Investment, L. Preston Bryant Jr.

27:3 (176-270)

Article: Public Opinion and Climate Change: Analysis of the Virginia Climate Survey, Barry Rabe and Christopher Borick

Article: The Law and Economics of Environmental Federalism: Europe and the United States Compared, Michael G. Faure and Jason Scott Johnston

Note: MPOs and the Integration of Transportation and Land Use Planning, Adam Lovelady

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VOLUME 26 - 2008

26:1—Individual, Governmental, and Private Sector Responses to Global Climate Change

Deborah Rhode, Essay: Environmental Values and Behaviors: Strategies To Encourage Public Support for Initiatives To Combat Global Warming

John Dernbach, Article: Harnessing Individual Behavior to Address Climate Change: Options for Congress

Perry Wallace, Article: Climate Change, Fiduciary Duty and Corporate Disclosure: Are Things Heating Up in the Boardroom?

David Hodas, Essay: Imagining the Unimaginable: Reducing United States Greenhouse Gas Emissions 40%

Michael Vandenbergh, Essay: Climate Change and Individual Behavior: The Equity Problem

Kevin Doran, Article: U.S. Sub-Federal Climate Change Initiatives: An Irrational Means to a Rational End?

Thomas Peterson, John Dernbach, and Robert McKinstry, Article: Developing a Comprehensive Approach to Climate Change Policy in the United States: Integrating Levels of Government and Economic Sectors

Andrew Green, Article: Self Control, Individual Choice, and Climate Change

Robert Glicksman, Article: Nothing is Real- Protecting the Regulatory Void Through Federal Preemption by Inaction

Andrew Schatz, Note: Regulating Greenhouse Gases By Mandatory Information Disclosure

26:2—Condemning Open Space—Perspectives on the Northern Virginia Power Line Controversy and the Condemnation of Conservation Easement-Protected Land

Article: Condemning Open Space, Nancy McLaughlin

Note: A Regulatory Framework for Investments in Electricity Transmission Infrastructure, Mark de Figueiredo

Speech: An Update on Virginia Law Applicable to Possible Destruction of "Perpetual" Easements on Historic Properties and Open Space by Condemnation- It All Depends on Who is the Grantee, George Freeman.

Speech: Condemning Open Space Protected Land: Perspective of the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, Frederick Fisher

26:3

Article: Two Sides of the Same Coin: Judicial Review of Administrative Agency Action and Inaction, Eric Biber

Article: Diversifying America's Energy Future: The Future of Renewable Wind Power, Ron Rosenberg

26:4—Student-Authored Scholarship

Note: Piercing the Regulatory Veil: The Need to Expand Federal Clean Water Act NPDES Permit Coverage to Include Municipal ‘Satellite’ Sewer Collection Systems, Timothy Riley

Note: Emissions Trading in California—Recommendations for the California Air Resources Board, Justin Kirk

Note: Getting More From the Giving Tree, Marcus Selig

Essay: Efficiency and Equity in the Distribution of Renewable Resources: Water Allocation in the Jordan River Watershed, Ian Silverbrand

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VOLUME 25 - 2007

25:1 (1-156)

25^th Anniversary Symposium Issue: Interdisciplinary Directions in Environmental Law

Article: Environmental Law in the Twenty-First Century, Robert Percival

Article: Eight Lessons in Search of the Future, Karin Sheldon

Article: Restoring the Environment and Restoring Democracy- Lessons from the Colorado River, Robert Adler

Article: National Security and Environmental Laws- A Clear and Present Danger?, Hope Babcock

25:2 (157-276)

Article: The Limits of Collaborative Governance- Homeland Security and Environmental Protection at US Ports, Kerry Rodgers

Essay: Nature’s Trust- Reclaiming an Environmental Discourse, Mary Wood

25:3 (277-386)

Article: Words and Worlds- The Supreme Court in Rapanos and Carabell, Jonathan Cannon

Article: Reviving Environmental Protection- Preference Directed Regulation and Regulatory Ossification, Michael Livermore

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VOLUME 24 - 2006

24:1 (1-74)

Article: Saving the Whales in the New Millenium- International Institutions, Recent Developments and the Future of International Whaling Policies, Cinnamon Carlarne

Note: When Fish Climb Ladders- NOAA Fisheries’ Unconscionable New Interpretation of the Endangered Species Act and the Dangers it Portends for Snake River Salmon, Joanna Hooper

24:2 (75- 230)

Article: Scrivener’s Error or Greater Protection of the Public- Does the EPA Have Authority to Delist Low-Risk Sources of Carcinogens from Section 112’s MACT Requirements?, Bradford Mank

Article: The Supreme Court’s Water Pollution Jurisprudence- Is the Court All Wet?, Jeffrey Miller

Note: The Applicability of Nuisance Law to Invasive Plants- Can Common Law Liability Inspire Government Action?, Justin Pidot

24:3 (231-394)

Environmental Letters, Environmental Law- A Cross-Disciplinary Conference Exploring the Impact of the Humanities on Environmental Law

Various essays by Richard Lazarus, Eric Freyfogle, holly Doremus, Peter Brooks, Stephen Cushman, Louise Westling, Lawrence Buell, Bryan Norton, Edmund Russell, & Karl Brooks

24:4 (395-460)

Article: Shifting Science, Considered Costs, and Static Statutes- The Interpretation of Expansive Environmental Legislation, Jason Czarnezki

Note: Pollution and Health Care Costs- States Can and Should Seek Medicaid Reimbursement from Big Polluters, Jessica Yates

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VOLUME 23 - 2005

23: 1 (1-109)

Article: Multi-Layered and Sequential State and Local Barriers to Extractive Resource Development, Jan Laitos & Elizabeth Getches

Article: From Grand Central to the Sierras- What Do We Do with Investment-Backed Expectations in Partial Regulatory Takings?, Calvert Chipchase

Comment: Urban Water Supply and the Environment, Leonard Shabman & William Cox

23:2 (110-395)

Article: The Application of Finance Theory to Increased Risk Harms in Toxic Tort Litigation, Robert Rhee

Article: Privately Subsidized Recycling Schemes and Their Potential Harm to the Environment of Developing Countries- Does International Trade Law Have a Solution?, Arie Reich

Article: Soft Paths, Hard Choices- Environmental Lessons in the Aftermath of California’s Deregulation Debacle, Steven Ferrey

Note: A Day on the Fish Farm- FDA and the Regulation of Aquaculture, Graham Wilson

23:3 (397-525)

Article: Creating Incentives for Sustainable Buildings- A Comparative Law Approach Featuring the US and EU, Nancy King & Brian King

Comment: Discharging the Clean Water Act’s NPDES Requirements- Why the Unitary Waters Theory Does Not Hold Water, Matthew Duchesne

Note: Effective Policies for Land Preservation, Gwenann Seznec

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VOLUME 22 - 2004

22:1 (1-80)

Article: Amending the Clean Air Act to Establish Democratic Legitimacy for the Residual Risk Program, Patricia McCubbin

Note: Turning River Water into Gold, Robert Rogers

22:2 (81-166)

Article: Planning for Biodiversity- Sources of Authority in State Land Use Laws, Linda Breggin & Susan George

Note: Salmon Hatcheries and the Endangered Species Act, Kristin Gaston

22:3 (167-289)

Article: Recognizing the Realities of the New Federalism, Katrina Fischer

Comment: Securing Environmental Rights Through Public Interest Litigation in South Asia, Parvez Hassn & Azim Azfar

Note: The Influence of Mass Toxic Tort Litigation on Class Action Rules Reform

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VOLUME 21 - 2003

21:1 (1-115)

Article: Compliance Under Title V: Yes, No or I Don’t Know?, DR van der Vaart & John Evans

Note: An Ounce of Preemption is Worth a Pound of Cure- State Preemption of Local Siting Authority as a Means for Achieving Environmental Equity

21:2 (115-315)

Article: Land Conservation and Restoration: Moving to the Landscape Level, David Hayes

Article: On the Market for Ecosystem Control, Jason Johnson

Article: Collaborative Ecosystem Governance- Scale, Complexity, Dynamism, Bradley Karkkainen

Article: Conservation Options- Toward a Greater Private Role, Barton Thompson Jr.

21:3 (317-453)

Article: Natural Cities- Urban Ecology and the Restoration of Urban Ecosystems, Charles Lord, Eric Strauss and Aaron Toffler

Article: Dealing With Uncommon Ground- The Place of Legal Constructivism in the Social Construction of Nature, Keith Hirokawa

Comment: Enforcement “Overfiling” in the Federal Courts- Some Thoughts on the Post-Harmon Cases, Joel Mintz

21:4 (454-551) 2003

Article: Recharacterizing the Debate- A Critique of Environmental Democracy and an Alternative Approach to the Urban Sprawl Dilemma, Thomas Bare III

Article: What to “Take” from Palazzolo and Tahoe Sierra- A Temporary Loss for Property Rights, Thomas Koffer

Note: Birds at a Crossroads- Strategies for Augmenting the MBTA’s Sway over Federal Lands, Robb Wolfson

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