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Volume 21 * 1997 * Number 2 (pages 265 to 589)
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Theme and Variations in Statutory Preclusions Against Successive Environmental Enforcement Actions by EPA and Citizens |
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The False Promise of the Genomics Revolution for Environmental Law |
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Choosing How to Regulate |
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Liquidation Timber Harvesting in Maine: Potential Policy Approaches |
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The Judicial Resolution of Conflicts Between Trade and the Environment |
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The Law of Words: Standing, Environment, and Other Contested Terms |
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What Regional Agenda? Reconciling Massachusetts' Affordable Housing Law and Environmental Protection |
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The Perils of the Property Rights Initiative: Taking Stock of Nevada County's Measure D |
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Givings Recapture: Funding Public Acquisition of Private Property Interests on the Coasts |
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Environmental Regulation During the 1990s: A Retrospective Analysis |
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Mountains Without Handrails ... Wilderness Without Cell Phones |
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No More Parking Lots: How the Tax Code Keeps Trees Out of a Tree Museum and Paradise Unpaved |
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Proposed Rule Changes to Federal Civil Procedure May Introduce New Challenges in Environmental Class Action Litigation |
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Volume 27 * 2003 * Number 1
Articles
The Environmental Commerce Clause
Christine A. Klein
Fair Weather Federalism and America’s Waste Disposal Crisis
Paula C. Murray and David B. Spence
Enforcement of Pollution Laws and Regulations: An Analysis of Forum Choice
Jeremy Firestone
Notes
Of Farmers’ Takes and Fishes’ Takings: Fifth Amendment Compensation Claims When the Endangered Species Act and Western Water Rights Collide
Cori S. Parobek
Does Sovereign Immunity Bar Administrative Proceedings Pursuant to Federal Environmental Statutes?
Kathryn J. Gainey
Case Comments
American Trucking Associations v. EPA: The D.C. Circuit’s Missed Opportunity to Unambiguously Discard the Hard Look Doctrine
Heath A. Brooks
Temporary Moratoria and Regulatory Takings Jurisprudence After Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council, Inc. v. Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
Laurel A. Firestone
Book Notes
Volume 26 * 2002 * Number 2
Articles
The Reconstitution of Property: Property as a Web of Interests
Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold
In Praise of Parochialism: The Advent of Local Environmental Law
John R. Nolon
Shooting the Messenger: The Ethics of Attacks on Environmental Representation
Robert R. Kuehn
Environmental Justice in an Era of Devolved Collaboration
Sheila Foster
Note
Protecting Coral Reefs: The Principal National and International Legal Instruments
Mary Gray Davidson
Book Note
Volume 26 * 2002 * Number 1
Articles
Melding Civil Rights and Environmentalism: Finding Environmental Justice's Place in Environmental Regulation
Tseming Yang
A Game-Theoretic Approach to Regulatory Negotiation and A Framework for Empirical Analysis
Shi-Ling Hsu
Exit Strategy: State Legal Discretion to Environmentally Sculpt the Deregulating Electric Environment
Steven Ferrey
Bootleggers, Baptists, and the Global Warming Battle
Bruce Yandle & Stuart Buck
Note
Local Management of Natural Resources: Should Local Governments Be Able To Keep Oil Out?
Sierra B. Weaver
First Prize, 2002 Harvard Environmental Law Review Student Notes Competition, sponsored by Choate, Hall and Stewart
Book Note
Volume 25 * 2001 * Number 2
25th Anniversary Symposium
Introduction
25 Years of HELR: The Invention and Reinvention of Environmental Law
Bonnie Docherty
Keynote Address
Environmental Protection: Meeting the Challenges of the Twenty-First Century
Carol M. Browner
Articles
Designing a Nonpoint Source Selenium Load Trading Program
Susan A. Austin
Nothing for Free: How Private Judicial Seminars Are Undermining Environmental Protections and Breaking the Public's Trust
Douglas T. Kendall & Eric Sorkin
Cleaning Up at the Tracks: Superfund Meets Rails-to-Trails
Clifford J. Villa
Notes
The Clinton National Monuments: Protecting Ecosystems with the Antiquities Act
Sanjay Ranchod
Book Notes
Volume 25 * 2001 * Number 1
Articles
The World Trade Organization Under Challenge: Democracy and the Law and Politics of the WTO's Treatment of Trade and Environment Matters
Gregory C. Shaffer
Feathers or Gold? A Civic Economics for Environmental Law
Robert R.M. Verchick
Regulation and Information Disclosure: Parallel Universes and Beyond
William F. Pedersen
Finessing King Neptune: Fisheries Management and the Limits of International Law
Rebecca Bratspies
Notes
Environmental Insurance: Does It Defy the Rules?
Amanda Cohen Leiter
Volume 24 * 2000 * Number 2
In Memoriam: Abram Chayes
George T. Frampton, Jr.
Frederick A.O. Schwartz, Jr.
Richard Lazarus
Forum Proceedings
A Greener Shade of Crimson: Law and the Environment Alumni Forum
Articles
Devolution and the Public Health
Rena Steinzor
Too Much Market? Conflict Between Tradable Pollution Allowances and the "Polluter Pays" Principle
Jonathan Remy Nash
Notes
Maine's North Woods: Environmental Justice and the National Park Proposal
Bonnie Docherty
A Greener Future at the WTO: The Refinement of WTO Jurisprudence on Environmental Exceptions to GATT
Carrie Wofford
Book Note
Volume 24 * 2000 * Number 1
Articles
The Role of Deterrence-Based Enforcement in a "Reinvented" State/Federal Relationship: The Divide Between Theory and Reality
David L. Markell
Reforming State Brownfield Programs to Comply With Title VI
Bradford C. Mank
Comments
The Rights of Statistical People
Lisa Heinzerling
Designating Critical Habitat Under the Endangered Species Act: Habitat Protection Versus Agency Discretion
Thomas F. Darin
Federal and State Preemption of Environmental Law: A Critical Analysis
Paul S. Weiland
Note
Not-So-Strict Liability: A Forseeability Test for Rylands v. Fletcher and Other Lessons from Cambdige Water Co. v. Eastern Counties Leather plc
John C. O'Quinn
Volume 23 * 1999 * Number 2
Symposium
Environmental Law: Trends in Legal Education and Scholarship
Taking Slippage Seriously
Daniel Farber
Environmental Scholarship and the Harvard Difference
Richard Lazarus
Environmental Law and Three Economies: Navigating a Sprawling Field of Study, Practice and Societal Governance in which Everything is Connected to Everything Else
Zygmunt Plater
Prescriptions for the Commons: Environmental Scholarship and the Fishing Quotas Debate
Alison Rieser
Teaching and Research in International Evironmental Law
David Wirth
Articles
Rethinking Environmental Regulation: Perspectives on Law and Governance
Daniel J. Fiorino
Note
Waterfront Redevelopment as an Urban Revitalization Tool: Boston's Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
Kristen Hoffman
Recent Development
Ripeness Revisited: The Implications of Ohio Forestry Association, Inc. v. Sierra Club for Environmental Litigation
Amanda C. Cohen
Book Notes
Volume 23 * 1999 * Number 1
Articles
Restoring Endangered Species: The Importance of Being Wild
Holly Doremus
Learning from NEPA: Guidelines for Responsible Risk Legislation
Celia Campbell-Mohn & John S. Applegate
Negotiation as a Means of Developming and Implementing Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Policy
Charles C. Caldart & Nicholas A. Ashford
Integrated Approaches to Water Pollution: Lessons from the Clean Air Act
Robert W. Adler
Volume 22 * 1998 * Number 2
Articles
The Choice of Regulatory Instruments in Environmental Policy
Nathaniel O. Keohane, Richard L. Revesz, & Robert N. Stavins
Anthropology and Restless Spirits: The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, and the Unresolved Issues of Prehistoric Human Remains
Robert W. Lannan
Notes
Joint Implementation: Legal and Institutional Issues for an Effective International Program to Combat Climate Change
Alex G. Hanafi
The Stap>
Volume 22 * 1998 * Number 1
Articles
Exporting American Values: Tenth Amendment Principles and International Environmental Assistance
Royal C. Gardner
Assessing Environmental Losses: Judgments of Importance and Damage Schedules
Murray B. Rutherford, Jack L. Knetsch, & Thomas C. Brown
Reinventing Environmental Regulation: The Dangerous Journey from Command to Self-Control
Rena I. Steinzor
Essay
Beyond NEPA: Future Significance of the National Environmental Policy Act
Lynton K. Caldwell
Notes
Town Initiative and State Preemption in the Environmental Arena: A Massachusetts Case Study
Randall E. Kromm
Unfunded Environmental Mandates: Causes, Burdens, and Benefits
Paul S. Weiland
Volume 21 * 1997 * Number 2
Articles
Market Access, Competitiveness, and Harmonization: Environmental Protection in Regional Trade Agreements
Daniel C. Esty & Damien Geradin
Hazardous Waste Cleanup and Intermediate Landowners: Reexamining the Liability-Based Approach
Andrew R. Klein
The Lead Poisoning Challenge: An Approach for California and Other States
Clifford L. Rechtschaffen
Sacrificing Legislative Integrity at the Altar of Appropriations Riders: A Constitutional Crisis
Sandra Beth Zellmer
Note
The "Participatory Revolution" in International Environmental Law
Kal Raustiala
Book Note
Volume 21 * 1997 * Number 1
Articles
The Unfocused Regulation of Toxic and Hazardous Pollutants
John C. Dernbach
Cost Recovery or Contribution?: Resolving the Controversy over CERCLA Claims Brought by Potentially Responsible Parties
Michael V. Hernandez
"Fairness" and Joint and Several Liability in Government Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA
John M. Hyson
Wetlands Conservation and Federal Regulation: Analysis of the Food Security Act's "Swampbuster" Provisions as Amended by the Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act of 1996
Daryn McBeth
Volume 20 * 1996 * Number 2
Articles
Judicial Review of CERCLA Cleanup Procedures: Striking a Balance to Prevent Irreparable Harm
Lucia Ann Silecchia
"I Will Build My House With Sticks": The Splintering of Property Interests Under the Fifth Amendment May Be Hazardous to Private Property
Maureen Straub Kordesh
Notes
Unsightly Politics: Aesthetics, Sign Ordinances, and Homeowners' Speech in City of Ladue v. Gilleo
Stephanie L. Bunting
First Prize, 1995 Havard Environmental Law Review Notes Competition
Agriculture, Nonpoint Source Pollution, and Regulatory Control: The Clean Water Act's Bleak Present and Future
David Zaring
Essay
The Proposal to Split the Ninth Circuit
Carl Tobias
Books Received
Volume 20 * 1996 * Number 1
Preface
Charles M. Haar
Articles
Using Intellectual Property Law and Regulatory Processes to Foster the Innovation and Difusion of Environmental Technologies
Natalie M. Derzko
Tax Deduction of Hazardous Waste Cleanup Costs: Harmonizing Federal Tax and Environmental Policies
Jeffrey M. Gaba
Public and Private Claims in Natural Resource Damage Assessments
Carol A. Jones, Theodore D. Tomasi, and Stephanie W. Fluke
Narrowing the Preemptive Scope of the Clean Water Act as a Means of Enhancing Environmental Protection
Ann M. Lininger
Liberal Construction of CERCLA Under the Remedial Purpose Canon: Have the Lower Courts Taken a Good Thing Too Far?
Blake A. Watson
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