2014-15 ELPAR ARTICLES LIST - Vanderbilt University€¦ · CASE STUDIES OF MONTANA, NORTH CAROLINA, WASHINGTON, AND WISCONSIN 16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 363 Governance Reagan, Robert Reagan

2014-15 ELPAR ARTICLES LIST

Lead Author Co-Authors Lead Author Affiliation Article Title Citation Primary Topic Secondary Topic

Gordon, Stacey L.

Director of the William J.

Jameson Law Library at the

University of Montana School of

Law

A SOLUTION IN SEARCH OF

A PROBLEM: THE

DIFFICULTY WITH STATE

CONSTITUTIONAL “RIGHT

TO HUNT” AMENDMENTS

35 Pub. Land & Resources L.

Rev. 3Wildlife Governance

Upton, Brian

Tribal Attorney, Confederated

Salish and Kootenai Tribes Legal

Department. J.D., Univ. of

Montana; B.A. - International

Relations, Mich. St. Univ.

RETURNING TO A TRIBAL

SELF-GOVERNANCE

PARTNERSHIP AT THE

NATIONAL BISON RANGE

COMPLEX: HISTORICAL,

LEGAL, AND GLOBAL

PERSPECTIVES


Rev. 51Governance Wildlife

Story, Jasmine N.

JD Candidate '15, George

Washington University School of

Law

CLOUD COMPUTING AND

THE NSA: THE CARBON

FOOTPRINT OF THE SECRET

SERVERS

9 Pitt. J. Envtl Pub. Health L. 33 Climate Change Air

Ehrman, MonikaAssociate Prof., University of

Oklahoma College of Law

A DISCUSSION OF MAJOR

CURRENT CHALLENGES

FACING OIL AND GAS

PRODUCING STATES IN

LATIN AMERICA

2015 NO. 3 RMMLF-INST

PAPER NO. 1Energy Natural Resources

Duncan, Ian J.

Program Director, Bureau of

Economic Geology, Jackson

School of Geosciences, University

of Texas at Austin

CO2-EOR 101: AN OVERVIEW

OF CO2 ENHANCED OIL

RECOVERY


PAPER NO. 7Energy Natural Resources

Verchik, Robert R.M.

Gauthier-St. Martin Eminent

Scholar and Chair in

Environmental Law, Loyola

University College of Law

COPING WITH CLIMATE:

LEGAL INNOVATION IN THE

ABSENCE OF FULL REFORM


PAPER NO. 3Climate Change Governance

McGowan, Matthew J.McGowan - J.D. Candidate,

A&M University School of Law

LOCOMOTIVES v. LOCAL

MOTIVES: THE COMING

CONFLICT, STATUTORY

VOID, AND LEGAL

UNCERTAINTIES RIDING

WITH REACTIVATED RAILS-

TO-TRAILS

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 482 Governance Land Use

Kron, AdamKron - Attorney, Environmental

Integrity Project

EPA'S ROLE IN

IMPLEMENTING AND

MAINTAINING THE OIL AND

GAS INDUSTRY'S

ENVIRONMENTAL

EXEMPTIONS: A STUDY IN

THREE STATUTES

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 586 Toxic Substances

Piedra, Israel Piedra - N/A

TREES OR TOWERS?: THE

BATTLE OVER NORTHERN

PASS

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 716 Land Use

Westervelt, Sarah Beckham, Whitney

Westervelt - e-Stewardship Policy

Director, Basel Action Network;

Beckham - JD/MELP 2015,

Vermont Law School

EXTERNALIZING THE COSTS

OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

FROM THE UNITED STATES

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 636 Waste Governance

Echeverria, John D.Echeverria - Professor, Vermont

Law School

STATE JUDICIAL ELECTIONS

AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW:

CASE STUDIES OF

MONTANA, NORTH

CAROLINA, WASHINGTON,

AND WISCONSIN

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 363 Governance

Reagan, Robert

Reagan - J.D. from Vermont Law

School and a B.A. from Centre

College.

A COMPARISON OF E-WASTE

EXTENDED PRODUCER

RESPONSIBILITY LAWS IN

THE EUROPEAN UNION AND

CHINA

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 662 Waste

Heh, Wynn LLM, Lewis & Clark Law SchoolWHO CERTIFIES THE

CERTIFIERS?16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 688 Governance Climate Change

Rule, Troy

Rule - Associate Professor,

Sandra Day O'Connor College of

Law

SOLAR ENERGY, UTILITIES,

AND FAIRNESS

6 San Diego J. Climate & Energy

L. 115Energy Governance

Ferrey, StevenFerrey - Professor, Suffolk

University Law School

CALIFORNIA CHALLENGES &

VULNERABILITIES OF THE

NEW BUSINESS MODEL

DESIGN FOR POWER



Ruiz, SamanthaThomas, Katie R.; Jones, Kevin

B.

Ruiz - MELP Graduate, Vermont

Law School; Thomas - JD/MELP

Graduate, Vermont Law School;

Jones - Professor/PHD/Deputy

Director, Institute for Energy and

the Environment

PROMOTING CLEAN

RELIABLE ENERGY

THROUGH SMART

TECHNOLOGIES AND

POLICIES: LESSONS FROM

THREE DISTRIBUTED

ENERGY CASE STUDIES



Klass, Alexandra B. Wilson, Elizabeth J.

Klass - Distinguished McKnight

University Professor, University of

Minnesota Law School; Wilson -

Associate Professor of Energy and

Environmental Policy and Law,

Humphrey School of Public

Affairs, University of Minnesota

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

DATA: THE KEY TO

IMPROVED ENERGY

EFFICIENCY



1



Winmill, JeffWinmill - Attorney, Van Ness

Feldman L.L.P

ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND

DISTRIBUTED ENERGY

RESOURCES--

OPPORTUNITIES AND

CHALLENGES



Van Nostrand, James M.

Van Nostrand - Associate

Professer, West Virginia


GETTING TO UTILITY 2.0:

REBOOTING THE RETAIL

ELECTRIC UTILITY IN THE

U.S.


L. 149Energy

Shapiro, Sidney A. Murphy, Richard

Shapiro - University Chair in Law,

Wake Forest University; Murphy -

AT&T Professor of Law, Texas

Tech University.

CONSTRAINING WHITE

HOUSE POLITICAL CONTROL

OF AGENCY RULEMAKING

THROUGH THE DUTY OF

REASONED EXPLANATION

48 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 1457 Governance

Roesler, Shannon M.Roesler - Professor, Oklahoma

City University School of Law

FEDERALISM AND LOCAL

ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATION

48 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 1111 Governance

Owen, Dave Apse, Colin

Owen - Professor, University of

Maine School of Law; Apse -

Freshwater Conservation Advisor,

The Nature Conservancy

TRADING DAMS 48 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 1043 Energy Water

Phelps, Jess R

Phelps - Attorney, Office of the

General Counsel, Natural

Resources and Environment

Division

A TINGLE OF MELANCHOLY

LAY UPON THE

COUNTRYSUDE:

AGRICULTURAL HISTORIC

RESOURCES WITHIN

CONTEMPORARY

AGRICULTURAL AND

HISTORIC PRESERVATION

LAW

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 56 Land Use

Condon, Madison

J.D., Harvard University, 2014;

M.A.L.D., The Fletcher School,

Tufts University, 2014; B.S.,

Columbia University, 2008.

THE INTEGRATION OF

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW INTO

INTERNATIONAL

INVESTMENT TREATIES AND

TRADE AGREEMENTS:

NEGOCIATION PROCESS AND

THE LEGALIZATION OF

COMMITMENTS

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 102 Governance

Lopez, Jaclyn

Lopez - Florida Director and Staff

Attorny, Center for Biological

Diversity

CAN'T WE JUST ALL GET

ALONG: RECONCILING

PESTICIDE USE AND SPECIES

PROTECTION

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 184 Toxic Substances Wildlife

Goldberg, Hilary, M.Williams, Melanie S., Cours,

Deborah

Goldberg - Adjunct Professor,

California State University;

Williams - Professor, California

State University; Cours -

Professor, California State

University

IT'S A NUISANCE: THE

FUTURE OF FRACKING

LITIGATION IN THE WAKE

OF PARR v. ARUBA

PETROLEUM, INC.

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 1 Governance Energy

Kan, PearlKan - Attorney, California Rural

Legal Assistance, Inc.

TOWARDS A CRITICAL

POIESIS: CLIMATE JUSTICE

AND DISPLACEMENT

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 23 Governance Climate Change

Garbow, Avi Souza, Paul

Garbow - General Counsel, US

EPA; Souza - Assistant Director

for Science Applications, US Fish

and Wildlife Service.

ALIGNING IMPERILED

SPECIES CONSERVATION

AND PESTICIDE

REGISTRATIONS

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 172 Toxic Substances Wildlife

Susskind, Lawrence Cook, Ryan

Susskind - Professor, MIT; Vice-

Chair of Negociation, Harvard

Law School; Cook, masters

degree, MIT

THE COST OF

CONTIOUSNESS: A STATUS

REPORT ON OFFSHORE WIND

IN THE EASTERN UNITED

STATES

33 Va. Envtl. L.J. 204 Energy Natural Resources

Light, Sarah E.Light - Assistant Professor,

University of Pennsylvania

THE NEW INSIDER TRADING:

ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS

WITHIN THE FIRM

34 Stan. Envtl. L.J. 3 Governance Climate Change

Lane, Robert, N.

Lane - Chief Legal Counsel,

Montana Department of Wildlife

and Parks

THE REMARKABLE

ODYSSEY OF STREAM

ACCESS IN MONTANA


Rev. 69Water

Skibine, Alex T.Skibine - Professor, University of

Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law

USING THE NEW EQUAL

PROTECTION TO

CHALLENGE FEDERAL

CONTROL OVER TRIBAL

LANDS


Rev. 3Governance Land Use

Maligno, Thomas Rajotte, Benjamin

Maligno - Executive Director,

William Randolph Hearst Public

Advocacy Center and Director of

Public Interest, Touro College;

Rajotte - Assistant Professor,

Touro College

TRIAL BY WATER:

REFLECTIONS ON

SUPERSTORM SANDY

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 345 Governance Natural Resources

Sullivan, Julia, ESullivan - Attorney (Chairperson),

Law Office of Julia E. Sullivan

THE INTERSECTION OF

FEDERALLY REGULATED

POWER MARKETS AND

STATE ENERGY AND

ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 474 Energy

2



Stanton Kibel, PaulStanton Kibel - Professor, Golden

Gate University School of Law

SEA LEVEL RISE,

SALTWATER INTRUSION

AND ENDANGERED

FISHERIES - SHIFTING

BASELINES FOR THE BAY

DELTA CONSERVATION

PLAN

38-SPG Environs Envtl. L. &

Pol'y J. 259Wildlife Climate Change

Larson, Rhett B.

Larson - Associate, N/A,

University of Chicago Law

School, Chicago, Illinois, United

States of America, 2005 J.D.

Brigham Young University, 2002

B.A. Honors: Cum Laude

INTERSTITIAL FEDERALISM 62 UCLA L. Rev. 908 Governance Natural Resources

Frisvold, George B.

Professor and Extension Specialist

in the Department of Agricultural

and Resource Economics,

University of Arizona, Tucson.

Water, Agriculture, and Drought

in the West Under Changing

Climate and Policy Regimes

55 Nat. Resources J. 293 Water Climate Change

Richardson, Jr., Jesse J.

Associate Professor at West

Virginia University College of

Law.

Agricultural Preferences in

Eastern Water Allocation Statutes55 Nat. Resources J. 329 Water Land Use

Lashmet, Tiffany Dowell Miller, Amber

Lashmet - Asst. Professor &

Extension Specialist Texas A&M

Agrilife Extension; Miller -

Attorney at Law, Brady &

Hamilton, LLP

Texas Exempt Wells: Where Does

Fracking Fit?55 Nat. Resources J. 239 Water Governance

Dolan, Danielle V. Middleton, Beth Rose

Dolan received her Master of

Science in Community

Development from the University

of California, Davis, and was the

lead researcher on the IRWM

Tribal Collaboration Effectiveness

Study. Middleton- Associate

Professor of Native American

Studies at UC-Davis.

Improving Tribal Collaboration in

California's Integrated Regional

Water Management Program

55 Nat. Resources J. 361 Water Natural Resources

Ziaja, Sonya Fullerton, Christopher

Ziaja: Ph.D. Candidate, University

of Arizona, School of Geography

and Development; M.Sc.,

University of Oxford, 2012; J.D.,

University of California, Hastings

College of the Law, 2009; B.A.,

University of Michigan, 2004.

Fullerton: Ph.D. student,

University of Arizona, School of

Geography and Development;

M.H.P., University of Georgia,

2004; J.D., University of Georgia,

2003; B.A., Yale College, 2000.

Judging Science: The Rewards

and Perils of Courts as Boundary

Organizations

21 Hastings W.-N.W. J. Envtl. L.

& Pol'y 217Governance

Thompson, Barton H.

Lashmet - Asst. Professor &

Extension Specialist Texas A&M

Agrilife Extension; Miller -

Attorney at Law, Brady &

Hamilton, LLP

The Role of Courts in Water Law 66 S.C. L. Rev. 581 Water Governance

Taylor, Mullen

M. McMullen Taylor, Attorney.

B.A., University of South

Carolina; M.A., Columbia

College; J.D., University of South

Carolina School of Law.

Evolution of Surface Water

Regulation in South Carolina66 S.C. L. Rev. 639 Water Governance

Abrams, Robert H.Professor, Florida A&M

University College of LawWater Law Transitions 66 S.C. L. Rev. 597 Water Governance

Lord, Leighton Matthews, HeatherPartner at Nexsen Pruet, LLC;

Director at NP Strategy

Stakeholder Engagement in

Environmentally Sensitive

Economic Development Projects

66 S.C. L. Rev. 625 Governance

Tai, StephanieAssociate Professor, University of

Wisconsin Law School.

Food Systems Law From Farm to

Fork and Beyond45 Seton Hall L. Rev. 109 Land Use

Libson, Adi Lecturer, Bar-Ilan University

Is the Deadweight Actually Dead?

Real Option Value and Taxation

of Oil and Gas

45 Seton Hall L. Rev. 833 Governance Natural Resources

Pollans, Margot J.

Academic Fellow, UCLA School

of Law, Resnick Program for

Food Law and Policy

Regulating Farming: Balancing

Food Safety and Environmental

Protection In a Cooperative

Governance Regime

50 Wake Forest L. Rev. 399 Land Use Governance

Collins, Gabe

Associate, Baker & Hostetler LLP

(Houston office), J.D., University

of Michigan Law School, B.A.,

Princeton University.

Blue Gold: Commoditize

Groundwater and Use Correlative

Management to Balance City,

Farm, and Frac Water Use in

Texas


McLaren, William M.

J.D., cum laude , Lewis & Clark

Law School, 2014; B.S.,

Environmental Sciences, magna

cum laude , Phi Beta Kappa,

University of California,

Riverside, 2011; Law Clerk to the

Honorable Paul Papak, U.S.

District Court for the District of

Oregon.

A Fishery, A Sanctuary, A Sink,

and a Disaster: The Often Hapless

Management of California's Salton

Sea

21 Hastings W.-N.W. J. Envtl. L.

& Pol'y 141Water Governance

3



Esmati, ParwizPhD Student, University of

Washington School of Law, 2014

CAN AFGHANISTAN LIVE UP

TO THE EXPECTATIONS OF

THE EXTRACTIVE

INDUSTRIES

TRANSPARENCY

INITIATIVE'S EXPECTATIONS

AND ACHIEVE COMPLIANT

STATUS TO HELP IMPROVE

GOOD GOVERNANCE IN ITS

NATURAL RESOURCE

SECTOR?

7 Ky. J. Equine, Agric. & Nat.

Resources L. 191Natural Resources Governance

Stoa, Ryan B.

Fellow in Water Law and Policy at

the Florida International

University College of Law, and

Deputy Director of the Global

Water for Sustainability Program.

FLORIDA WATER

MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS

AND THE FLORIDA WATER

RESOURCES ACT: THE

CHALLENGES OF BASIN-

LEVEL MANAGEMENT


Resources L. 73Water Governance

Kogan, Lawrence A.

chief executive of the nonprofit

Institute for Trade, Standards and

Sustainable Development

(ITSSD) and managing principal

of The Kogan Law Group, P.C

LOCAL SUSTAINABILITY

MOVEMENT RIDES WAVE OF

EVOLVING FEDERALISM TO

‘AXE’ PRIVATE PROPERTY

RIGHTS


Resources L. 469Governance

Pulver, Ryan

attorney in Charleston, West

Virginia where he focuses on tax

law and public finance. Mr. Pulver

earned his law degree from the

West Virginia University College

of Law and his bachelor's degree

from the University of North

Carolina at Chapel Hill

SUSTAINABLE FINANCE --A

BLUEPRINT FOR SEVERANCE

TAXES IN THE MARCELLUS

SHALE


Resources L. 297Governance Natural Resources

Baker, Shalanda H.

Associate Professor of Law,

William S. Richardson School of

Law, University of Hawaii

ADAPTIVE LAW IN THE

ANTHROPOCENE90 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 563 Climate Change

Peel, Jacqueline Osofsky, Hari M.

Peel: Professor, University of

Melbourne, School of Law,

Australia; 2014-2015 Visiting

Scholar at Woods Institute on the

Environment, Stanford University;

Associate Director of the Centre

for Resources, Energy and

Environmental Law, Melbourne

Law School. Osofsky: Professor,

University of Minnesota Law

School; 2014-2015 Julius E.

Davis Chair in Law; Faculty

Director, Energy Transition Lab;

Director, Joint Degree Program in

Law, Science & Technology;

Faculty Member, Conservation

Biology Graduate Program;

Adjunct Professor, Department of

Geography, Environment and

Society; and Fellow, Institute on

the Environment.

SUE TO ADAPT? 99 Minn. L. Rev. 2177 Climate Change Governance

Parchomovsky, Gideon Stavang, Endre

Parchomovsky: Robert G. Fuller

Jr. Professor of Law, University of

Pennsylvania Law School;

Professor, Bar Ilan University

Faculty of Law, Israel. Stavang:

Professor, Faculty of Law, Oslo

University, Norway.

THE GREEN OPTION 99 Minn. L. Rev. 967 Governance

Rudolph, Duane

J.D. 2011, Harvard Law School;

Ph.D. 2005, Cornell University;

M.A. 2001, Cornell University;

B.A. 1997 (Hons.), University of

Zimbabwe

WHY PRIOR APPROPRIATION

NEEDS EQUITY18 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 348 Water

MacDonnell, Lawrence J.

Senior fellow, Getches-Wilkinson

Center for Natural Resources,

Energy, and the Environment;

member of adjunct faculty,

University of Colorado School of

Law; Professor of Law (retired),

University of Wyoming College of

Law

PRIOR APPROPRIATION: A

REASSESSMENT18 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 228 Water Governance

Pettis, AaronJD, Indiana University Maurer

School of Law

CONDITIONAL WATER

RIGHTS AND THE PROBLEM

OF SPECULATION

18 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 312 Water

Houck, Oliver A.Professor of Law, Tulane

University

THE RECKONING: OIL AND

GAS DEVELOPMENT IN THE

LOUISIANA COASTAL ZONE

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 185 Energy Natural Resources

4



Pitre, Jr., Loulan J. Penner, D'Ann R.

Pitre--Partner, Kelly Hart & Pitre,

the New Orleans office of Kelly

Hart & Hallman, LLP; Louisiana

House of Representatives 2000-

2008; Part-time faculty, Tulane

Law School; bachelor's degree

from Harvard College; J.D. from

Harvard Law School;

Penner--Associate, Kelly Hart &

Pitre; Ph.D. from the University of

California at Berkeley; J.D. from

Loyola University New Orleans

School of Law; Professor of

History, University of Memphis

1997-2007; Director, Benjamin L.

Hooks Institute 2004-2006;

LL.M. in Energy and

Environmental Law at Tulane

Law School

LEGACY LITIGATION--WHAT

IS REASONABLE BEHAVIOR

IN THE OILFIELD?

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 333 Land Use Toxic Substances

Kanner, Allan

Kanner & Whiteley, L.L.C.

founding membe, representing

Louisiana in the Deepwater

Horizon spill litigation

NATURAL RESOURCE

RESTORATION28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 355 Natural Resources

Lesser, JordanLegal Counsel for the New York

State Assembly

LOCAL LAND-USE CONTROL,

CONSTITUTIONAL

ENVIRONMENTALISM, AND

HYDROFRACKING: NEW

YORK AND BEYOND

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 315 Land Use

Knight, Jamal Gullman, Bethany

Associates in the Environmental

Practice Group at Faegre Baker

Daniels LLP

THE POWER OF STATE

INTEREST: PREEMPTION OF

LOCAL FRACKING

ORDINANCES IN HOME-RULE

CITIES

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 297 Energy Governance

Lin, Albert C.Professor of Law, University of

California, Davis, School of Law

MYTHS OF

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW2015 Utah L. Rev. 45 Governance

Kuh, Katria F.

Professor of Law, Maurice A.

Deane School of Law at Hofstra

University

ENVIRONMENTAL PRIVACY 2015 Utah L. Rev. 1 Governance Climate Change

Stroud, S. S. N/A

THE KEYSTONE XL PIPELINE

AND THE DORMANT

COMMERCE CLAUSE:

WOULD ACTION BY

CONGRESS PRECLUDE

ADEQUATE

ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATION AT THE STATE

LEVEL?

2015 Utah L. Rev. 271 Land Use Governance

Sinden, AmyProfessor of Law, Temple

University Beasley School of Law

FORMALITY AND

INFORMALITY IN COST-

BENEFIT ANALYSIS

2015 Utah L. Rev. 93 Governance

Osofsky, Hari M.Professor, University of

Minnesota Law School

RETHINKING THE

GEOGRAPHY OF LOCAL

CLIMATE ACTION:

MULTILEVEL NETWORK

PARTICIPATION IN

METROPOLITAN REGIONS

2015 Utah L. Rev. 173 Climate Change Land Use

Goll, Markus A.Goll - student, Texas A&M

University School Of Law

DESALINATION IN TEXAS:

STRUGGLING TO COPE45 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 51 Water

Nesloney, TreyNesloney - lawyer, Booth, Ahrens

and Werkenthin, P.C.

FRACKING DRY: ISSUES IN

OBTAINING WATER FOR

HYDRAULIC FRACTURING

OPERATIONS IN TEXAS

45 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 197 Water Natural Resources

Campbell, Thomas; Carlin,

Norman

Raffle, Brad; Cavender, Anthony;

Carlin, Norman

Thomas, Carlin, Raffle, Cavender-

lawyers, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw

Pittman LLP

PROTECTING THE LESSER

PRAIRIE CHICKEN UNDER

THE ENDANGERED SPECIES

ACT: A PROBLEM AND AN

OPPORTUNITY FOR THE OIL

AND GAS INDUSTRY

45 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 31 Wildlife Natural Resources

Coover, David M.

Special Counsel To The Chairman

Of The Texas Commission On

Environmental Quality

SQUARE PEGS AND ROUND

HOLES: WHY THE

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY'S

NEW SECTION 111

GREENHOUSE GAS

REGULATIONS DO NOT FIT

IN WITH SUPREME COURT

PRECEDENT OR

CONGRESSIONAL INTENT IN

THE CLEAN AIR ACT

45 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 1 Climate Change

Light, Alfred R. (fred)

Light - Professor and Director,

Graduate Program Environmental

Sustainability, St. Thomas

University School of Law

SARA'S STATE PROCEDURAL

REFORM: READING CTS V.

WALDBURGER THROUGH

CANONS OF STATUTORY

INTERPRETATION

45 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 167 Waste Governance

Lyons, Scott W. Lyons - lawyer, Democracy,

Rights and Governance Officer

PREVENTING A RENEWABLE

RESOURCE CURSE15 Sustainable Dev. L. & Pol’y 4 Natural Resources Energy

5



Olawuyi, Damilola S.

Olawuyi - Executive Director,

Institute for Oil, Gas, Energy,

Environment and Sustainable

Development

THE EMERGENCE OF RIGHT-

BASED APPROACHES TO

RESOURCE GOVERNANCE IN

AFRICA: FALSE START OR

NEW DAWN?

15 Sustainable Dev. L. & Pol'y 13 Natural Resources

Connor, Michael L. Connor - Deputy Secretary of the

Interior

EXPANDING THE

WATERSHED: CERTAINTY

AND SUSTAINABILITY IN

THE TWENTY-FIRST

CENTURY

26 Colo. Nat. Resources, Energy

& Envtl L. Rev. 277Water

Lehmen, Alessandra

Lehmen - lawyer, Woods Institute

Rising Environmental Leaders

Fellow

THE CASE FOR THE

CREATION OF AN

INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL COURT:

NON-STATE ACTORS AND

INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL DISPUTE

RESOLUTION

26 Colo. Nat. Resources, Energy

& Envtl L. Rev. 179Governance Climate Change

Brady, Maureen E.

Ph.D. in Law Candidate, Yale

University. J.D., Yale Law

School.

DEFINING “NAVIGABILITY”:

BALANCING STATE-COURT

FLEXIBILITY AND PRIVATE

RIGHTS IN WATERWAYS

36 Cardozo L. Rev. 1415 Water Governance

Grosso, Richard

Director, Environmental & Land

Use Law Clinic & Professor of

Law, Broad College of Law, Nova

Southeastern University

PLANNING AND PERMITTING

TO REDUCE AND RESPOND

TO GLOBAL WARMING AND

SEA LEVEL RISE

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B

0gcImiUSq5EdDRqVzZuTlFacm

c/view

Climate Change

Egan, Jennifer M. Duke, Joshua M.

Egan - Water Science and Policy

Program, University of Delaware;

Duke - Department of Applied

Economics and Statistics,

University of Delaware

WATER QUALITY CONFLICT

RESOLUTION AND

AGRICULTURAL

DISCHARGES: LESSONS

FROM WATERKEEPER V.

HUDSON

39 Wm. & Mary Envtl. L. & Pol'y

Rev. 533Land Use Water

Peres, Isabel F. Slating, Timothy A.; Kesan, Jay P.

Peres - Research Associate,

Biofuel Law & Regulation

Project, Energy Biosciences

Institute, University of Illinois;

Slating - Regulatory Associate,



Institute, University of Illinois;

Kesan - Professor and H. Ross &

Helen Workman Research

Scholar, University of Illinois

College of Law; Project Leader,



Institute, University of Illinois.

THE CASE FOR VERTICAL

INTEGRATION IN THE

DEVELOPING BIOENERGY

INDUSTRY


Rev. 575Energy

Tomoszkova, Veronika

Tomoszkova - Assistant Professor

of Environmental Law at the Law

School, Palacky University in

Olomouc, Czech Republic -

Fullbright Visit at Washington and

Lee University

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE

EU DIRECTIVE ON

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

ASSESSMENT IN THE CZECH

REPUBLIC: HOW LONG CAN

THE WOLF BE TRICKED?

6 Wash. & Lee J. Energy,

Climate, & Env't 451Governance

Rizzardi, Keith W.

Rizzardi - Law professor at St.

Thomas University in Miami

Gardens, Florida

RISING SEAS, RECEDING

ETHICS? WHY REAL ESTATE

PROFESSIONALS SHOULD

SEEK THE MORAL HIGH

GROUND


Climate, & Env't 402Climate Change Governance

Krasnozhon, Leonid A. Benitez, Pedro A.; Block, Walter

E.

Krasnozhon - Assistant Professor

of Economics, Loyola University

New Orleans, New Orleans, LA;

Benitez - Honors Program, Loyola

University New Orleans; Block -

Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar

Endowed Chair and Professor of

Economics, Loyola University

New Orleans, New Orleans, LA

THE PRIVATIZATION OF

ANTARCTICA


Climate, & Env't 379Governance

Lavey, Warren G.

Adjunct Professor, University of

Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

(UIUC) (College of Law,

Department of Natural Resources

& Environmental Sciences, and

School of Earth, Society, and

Environment). Faculty Advisor,

UIUC Student Sustainability

Committee (starting in September

2014); Chair, Sustainability

Working/Advisory Team on

Purchasing, Waste, and Recycling,

UIUC Institute for Sustainability,

Energy, and Environment. JD,

MS, BA, Harvard University;

Diploma, Cambridge University.

INTEGRATING PROJECT

EVALUATION INTO FUNDING

ENVIRONMENTAL

SUSTAINABILITY AT

UNIVERSITIES

26 Vill. Envtl. L.J. 1 Governance

6



Wold, Chris Kondo, Emi; Hamilton, Erika

Wold: Professor of Law and

Director, International

Environmental Law Project

(IELP), Lewis & Clark Law

School. Kondo and Hamilton:

Students, Lewis & Clark Law

School, 2014. Law Clerks, IELP.

BRINGING SOUTHERN

BLUEFIN TUNA BACK FROM

THE BRINK: ENHANCING

UNDERSTANDING OF THE

SCIENTIFIC PROCESS IN THE

WESTERN AND CENTRAL

PACIFIC FISHERIES

COMMISSION

42 B.C. Envtl. Aff. L. Rev. 347 Wildlife

Haake, Charles H. Ludwiszewski, Raymond B.

Charles H. Haake is of counsel in

the Environmental Litigation and

Mass Torts Practice Group of

Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, LLP, in

Washington, D.C. Mr. Haake

represents clients in a wide range

of environmental litigation

matters, including challenges to

EPA rulemaking. Raymond B.

Ludwiszewski is former General

Counsel of the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency,

and currently a partner in the

Environmental Litigation and

Mass Torts Practice Group in the

Washington, D.C., office of

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.

STANDING UP FOR

INDUSTRY STANDING IN

ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATORY CHALLENGES

42 B.C. Envtl. Aff. L. Rev. 305 Governance

Craig, Robert Kundis Roberts, Anna M.

Craig: William H. Leary Professor

of Law, University of Utah S.J.

Quinney College of Law. Roberts:

Ph. D., Executive Director, Water

Stewardship, Inc., Annapolis,

MD.

WHEN WILL GOVERNMENTS

REGULATE NONPOINT

SOURCE POLLUTION? A

COMPARATIVE

PERSPECTIVE

42 B.C. Envtl. Aff. L. Rev. 1 Water Governance

Eubanks II, Willaim S.

Partner at Meyer Glitzenstein &

Crystal, a Washington, D.C.

public interest environmental law

firm; Summer Faculty Member,

Vermont Law School; Adjunct


American University Washington

College of Law; Professorial

Lecturer in Law, George

Washington University Law

School.

SUBVERTING CONGRESS'

INTENT: THE RECENT

MISAPPLICATION OF

SECTION 10 OF THE

ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

AND ITS CONSEQUENT

IMPACTS ON SENSITIVE

WILDLIFE AND HABITAT

42 B.C. Envtl. Aff. L. Rev. 259 Wildlife

McGarity, Thomas O.

Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long

Endowed Chair in Administrative

Law, The University of Texas

School of Law.

SCIENCE AND POLICY IN

SETTING NATIONAL

AMBIENT AIR QUALITY

STANDARDS: RESOLVING

THE OZONE ENIGMA

93 Tex. L. Rev. 1783 Air

Fisher, Elizabeth Pscual, Pasky; Wagner, Wendy

Fisher: Professor of

Environmental Law, Faculty of

Law and Corpus Christi College,

University of Oxford. Pascual:

U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency. Wagner: Joe A.

Worsham Centennial Professor,

University of Texas School of

Law.

RETHINKING JUDICIAL

REVIEW OF EXPERT

AGENCIES

93 Tex. L. Rev. 1681 Governance

Allmon, Eric Frederick, David

Allmon is a 2001 graduate of the

University of Texas Law School.

He served as an assistant public

interest counsel with the Office of

the Public Interest Counsel at the

Texas Commission on

Environmental Quality, and has

practiced environmental and

administrative law in the private

sector since 2005; Frederick is a

1974 graduate of the University of

Texas law school. He served as

assistant counsel to the Judiciary

Committee of the 1974 Texas

Constitutional Convention and as

chief counsel of the Texas House

Judiciary Committee during the

following legislative session. He

was later an assistant district

attorney and, later still, conducted

social-technology policy analyses

at UT and in the private sector. He

has practiced environmental and


sector since the mid-1980s.

A DEFENSE OF THE

CONTESTED CASE HEARING

PROCESS FOR TEXAS

COMMISSION ON

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT

DECISIONS

44 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 175 Governance

7



Scott, Inara

Assistant Professor, College of

Business, Oregon State

University; J.D., Lewis & Clark

Law School. Professor Scott

practiced energy law for more

than a decade before joining the

faculty at Oregon State University.

APPLYING STAKEHOLDER

THEORY TO UTILITY

REGULATION

http://elq.typepad.com/currents/20

15/01/applying-stakeholder-theory-

to-utility-regulation.html

Energy

Owley, JessicaAssociate Professor, SUNY

Buffalo Law School.

PRESERVATION IS A

FLAWED MITIGATION

STRATEGY

http://elq.typepad.com/currents/20

15/01/owley-2015-0116.htmlWater

Goncalves, ChristopherBRG Co-Chair & Director,

Energy & Natural Resources.

BREAKING RULES AND

CHANGING THE GAME: WILL

SHALE GAS ROCK THE

WORLD?

35 Energy L.J. 225 Energy

Raskin, Davidpartner in the Washington, DC

office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP.

GETTING DISTRIBUTED

GENERATION RIGHT: A

RESPONSE TO “DOES

DISRUPTIVE COMPETITION

MEAN A DEATH SPIRAL FOR

ELECTRIC UTILITIES?”


Niefer, Mark J.

Trial Attorney, U.S. Dep't of

Justice, Antitrust Div., Suite 7100,

450 Fifth St., NW, Washington,

DC 20530.

INFORMATION AND

COMPETITION IN ELECTRIC

POWER MARKETS: IS

TRANSPARENCY THE HOLY

GRAIL?


Scott, Inara


Business, Oregon State University,

J.D. Lewis & Clark Law School.

KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON:

EXAMINING AND RE-

IMAGINING NLRA

PREEMPTION IN A TIME OF

ELECTRIC NECESSITY


Warner, Elizabeth Ann K.

Associate Professor and Director

of the Tribal Law and

Government Center at the

University of Kansas School of

Law, Acting Chief Judge for the

Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of

Chippewa Indians Court of

Appeals

Tribes as Innovative

Environmental “Laboratories”86 U. Colo. L. Rev. 789 Governance

Epstein, Richard

Laurence A. Tisch Professor of

Law, New York University School

of Law; The Peter and Kirsten

Bedford Senior Fellow, The

Hoover Institution; The James

Parker Hall Distinguished Service

Professor of Law, Emeritus and

Senior Lecturer, The University of

Chicago

Property Rights in Water,

Spectrum, and Minerals86 U. Colo. L. Rev. 389 Land Use

Outka, UmaAssociate Professor, University of

Kansas School of Law

Intrastate Preemption in the

Shifting Energy Sector86 U. Colo. L. Rev. 927 Energy

Nagle, John C.John N. Mathews Professor,

Notre Dame Law School

How National Park Law Really

Works86 U. Colo. L. Rev. 861 Land Use

Wriggins, Jennifer

Sumner T. Bernstein Professor of

Law, University of Maine School

of Law

Flood Money: The Challenge of

U.S. Flood Insurance Reform in a

Warming World

119 Penn St. L. Rev. 361 Water Climate Change

Kulander, Christopher S.

Visiting Associate Professor,

Director of the Oil and Gas Law

Institute, Texas College of Law;

Of Counsel, Haynes and Boone,

LLP (Dallas, Texas); J.D.,

University of Oklahoma College

of Law; Ph.D. Geophysics, Texas

A&M University

Edwards Aquifer Authority v. Day

and Bragg--Predictions on Their

Effects for Regulatory Takings

Claims for Groundwater Used in

Oil & Gas Operations

66 Baylor L. Rev. 471 Water

Sinden, Amy

James E. Beasley Professor of

Law, Temple University Beasley

School of Law

Cost-Benefit Analysis, Ben

Franklin, and the Supreme Court4 UC Irvine L. Rev. 1175 Governance

Sunstein, Cass R.Robert Walmsley University

Professor, Harvard UniversityThe Limits of Quantification 102 Cal. L. Rev. 1369 Governance

Farber, Daniel A.

Sho Sato Professor of Law,

University of California, Berkeley,

School of Law

Breaking Bad? The Uneasy Case

for Regulatory Breakeven

Analysis

102 Cal. L. Rev. 1469 Governance

Revesz, Richard L.

Lawrence King Professor of Law

and Dean Emeritus, New York


Quantifying Regulatory Benefits 102 Cal. L. Rev. 1423 Governance

Attanasio, Donna M.

Senior Advisor for Energy Law

Programs at The George


School

PURPA’s Public Power Impact

(And What to Do About It)

https://gwujeel.files.wordpress.co

m/2015/01/jeel-vol-5-issue-3-

attanasio-article.pdf

Energy

Glazer, Steven A. Administrative law judge, FERC

Electricity Demand

Response—One LMP Size Does

Not Fit All



glazer-article.pdf

Energy

8

http://elq.typepad.com/currents/2015/01/applying-stakeholder-theory-to-utility-regulation.html





Dart, Liese Huntley, Chase; Eaton, Pam

Dart-Special assistant to the

president of The Wilderness

Society; Wildlife and Clean

Energy Policy Advisor for TWS

from 2011-2013, where she

served on the Non-governmental

Organization (“NGO”) caucus

of the Eastern Interconnection

Planning Collaborative; Piedmont

Environmental Council from 2006-

2008;

Huntley-Senior director of

government relations for energy,

The Wilderness Society;

previously worked at GAO,

USDA, US House of

Representatives;

Eaton-Senior advisor on energy,

The Wilderness Society; Western

Electricity Coordinating Council

Scenario Planning Steering Group,

Environmental Data Taskforce;

Western Governors Association’s

Environment and Lands Working

Group for the Western

Renewable Energy Zones

project

Why and How to Invest in

Decision Support System Tools

for Clean Energy Development


m/2015/01/jeel-vol-5-issue-3-dart-

huntley-eaton-article.pdf

Land Use Energy

Johnston, Victoria

Law Clerk, Environmental and

Natural Resources Division, DOJ;

J.D. 2015, Lewis & Clark Law

School

Storage Portfolio Standards:

Incentivizing Green Energy

Storage

20 J. Envtl. & Sustainability L. 22 Energy

Kole, Allison

Pro Bono Legal Fellow,

Earthjustice; J.D. 2014, George


School

Carbon Capture and Storage: How

Bad Policy Is By-Passing

Environmental Safeguards

20 J. Envtl. & Sustainability L.

101Energy

Davidson, John H.

Professor of Natural Resources

Law Emeritus, University of

South Dakota School of Law;

President, Northern Prairies Land

Trust

Missouri River Reservoirs in a

Century of Climate Change:

National or Local Resource?

20 J. Envtl. & Sustainability L. 1 Natural Resources Water

Schmitt, Jeffrey M. Assistant Professor of Law,

Florida Coastal School of Law.

AKING SENSE OF

EXTRATERRITORIALITY:

WHY CALIFORNIA'S

PROGRESSIVE GLOBAL

WARMING AND ANIMAL

WELFARE LEGISLATION

DOES NOT VIOLATE THE

DORMANT COMMERCE

CLAUSE

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 423 Governance Climate Change

Welton, Shelley

PhD in Law Candidate, Yale Law

School. Until July 2014, the

author was the Deputy Director

and Earth Institute Climate Law

Fellow at Columbia Law School's

Center for Climate Change Law.

NON-TRANSMISSION

ALTERNATIVES39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 457 Energy

Lopez, Jaclyn

Florida Director and Staff

Attorney, Center for Biological

Diversity. LL.M. in Environmental

and Land Use Law, University of

Florida Levin College of Law,

2014

BIODIVERSITY ON THE

BRINK: THE ROLE OF

“ASSISTED MIGRATION” IN

MANAGING ENDANGERED

SPECIES THREATENED WITH

RISING SEAS

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 157 Wildlife Climate Change

Revesz, Richard L.

Lawrence King Professor of Law

and Dean Emeritus, New York

University School of Law.

TOWARD A MORE RATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 93 Governance Climate Change

Carlson, Ann E. Herzog, Megan M.

Carlson - Shirley Shapiro

Professor of Environmental Law

and Co-Faculty Director of the

Emmett Institute on Climate

Change and the Environment at

UCLA School of Law; Herzog -

Emmett/Frankel Fellow in

Environmental Law and Policy at

UCLA School of Law.

TEXT IN CONTEXT: THE

FATE OF EMERGENT

CLIMATE REGULATION

AFTER UARG AND EME

HOMER

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 23 Governance

Wirth, David A.Professor of Law, Boston College

Law School,

THE INTERNATIONAL AND

DOMESTIC LAW OF CLIMATE

CHANGE: A BINDING

INTERNATIONAL

AGREEMENT WITHOUT THE

SENATE OR CONGRESS?

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 515 Climate Change Governance

Leiter, Amanda C.



College of Law.

FRACKING, FEDERALISM,

AND PRIVATE GOVERNANCE39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 107 Governance Energy

Rowell, Arden

Associate Professor and Richard

W. and Marie L. Corman Scholar,

University of Illinois College of

Law.

FOREIGN IMPACTS AND

CLIMATE CHANGE39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 371 Climate Change Governance

Freeman, JodyArchibald Cox Professor of Law,

Harvard Law School.WHY I WORRY ABOUT UARG 39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 9 Wildlife

9



Brandon, Travis O.

Assistant Professor of Law,

Belmont University College of

Law.

FEARFUL ASYMMETRY:

HOW THE ABSENCE OF

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN

SECTION 7 OF THE ESA CAN

MAKE THE “BEST

AVAILABLE SCIENCE”

UNAVAILABLE FOR

JUDICIAL REVIEW

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 311 Wildlife

Oren, Craig N.

Professor of Law, Rutgers

University School of Law-

Camden

UARG--NOT A CHEF

D'OEUVRE OF OPINION

WRITING

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 51 Air Governance

Reiter, Harvey

Harvey L. Reiter, Partner, Stinson

Leonard Street, LLP, Washington,

D.C.; J.D., Boston University

School of Law;

REMOVING

UNCONSTITUTIONAL

BARRIERS TO OUT-OF-STATE

AND FOREIGN COMPETITION

FROM STATE RENEWABLE

PORTFOLIO STANDARDS:

WHY THE DORMANT

COMMERCE CLAUSE

PROVIDES IMPORTANT

PROTECTION FOR

CONSUMERS AND

ENVIRONMENTALISTS

36 Energy L.J. 45 Energy Governance

Gaille, S. Scott

S. Scott Gaille is Chief

Compliance Officer & General

Counsel of ZaZa Energy

Corporation, Lecturer in Law at

the University of Chicago Law

School and an Adjunct Professor

of Management at Rice

University's Graduate School of

Business

HOW CAN GOVERNMENTS

ACCELERATE

INTERNATIONAL SHALE

DEVELOPMENT?

36 Energy L.J. 95 Energy Land Use

Clayton, Carol

H. David Goldaa1 Brent

Gurneyaaa1 Mark

Kalpinaaaa1 Alexander

Whiteaaaaa1

Partner and Chair of the

Environmental Practice at

WilmerHale in Washington, D.C.

MINIMIZING RISK UNDER

THE CLEAN WATER ACT36 Energy L.J. 69 Water Governance

Norvell, Phillip E.

Arkansas Bar Foundation

Professor of Law, University of

Arkansas School of Law.

THE HISTORY OF OIL AND

GAS CONSERVATION

LEGISLATION IN ARKANSAS

68 Ark. L. Rev. 349 Energy

Pierce, David E.

Professor of Law and Norman R.

Pozez Chair in Business and

Transactional Law, Washburn

University School of Law,

Topeka, Kansas; Director,

Washburn Oil and Gas Law

Center.

DEVELOPING A

CORRELATIVE RIGHTS

DOCTRINE TO

ACCOMMODATE

DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND

GAS IN ARKANSAS

68 Ark. L. Rev. 407 Land Use Energy

Pierce, David E.

Professor of Law and Norman R.

Pozez Chair in Business and

Transactional Law, Washburn


Topeka, Kansas; Director,

Washburn Oil and Gas Law

Center.

DEVELOPING A

CORRELATIVE RIGHTS

DOCTRINE TO

ACCOMMODATE

DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND

GAS IN ARKANSAS

68 Ark. L. Rev. 407 Land Use Energy

Daily, Thomas A.

Member, Daily & Woods,

P.L.L.C., Fort Smith, Arkansas;

Adjunct Professor, University of

Arkansas School of Law,

Fayetteville, Arkansas.

RULES DONE RIGHT: HOW

ARKANSAS BROUGHT ITS

OIL AND GAS LAW INTO A

HORIZONTAL WORLD

68 Ark. L. Rev. 259 Energy Governance

Martin, Patrick H.

Professor Emeritus of Law,

Louisiana State University Law

Center.

WHAT THE FRACK?

JUDICIAL, LEGISLATIVE,

AND ADMINISTRATIVE

RESPONSES TO A NEW

DRILLING PARADIGM

68 Ark. L. Rev. 321 Energy

Rogers, Strudwick M.

General Counsel, State Oil and

Gas Board of Alabama; Adjunct

Instructor, Cumberland School of

Law at Samford University,

Birmingham, Alabama.

FIELDWIDE UNITIZATION 68 Ark. L. Rev. 425 Energy Land Use

Kramer, Bruce M.

Maddox Professor of Law

Emeritus, Texas Tech University

School of Law, Lubbock, Texas;

Thomson Visiting Professor,

University of Colorado Law

School, Boulder, Colorado; Of

Counsel, McGinnis, Lochridge &

Kilgore, Houston, Texas.

UNITIZATION: A PARTIAL

SOLUTION TO THE ISSUES

RAISED BY HORIZONTAL

WELL DEVELOPMENT IN

SHALE PLAYS

68 Ark. L. Rev. 295 Energy Land Use

Peck, AlisonProfessor of Law, West Virginia

University.

THE COST OF CUTTING

AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT:

INTERPRETING THE CAPPER-

VOLSTEAD ACT

80 Mo. L. Rev. 451 Land Use Governance

Zale, Kellen


University of Houston Law

Center.

THE GOVERNMENT'S RIGHT

TO DESTROY47 Ariz. St. L.J. 269 Land Use

Golden, John M. Wiseman, Hannah J.

Loomer Family Professor in Law,

The University of Texas at Austin;

Wiseman: Attorneys' Title

Professor, Florida State University

College of Law.

THE FRACKING

REVOLUTION: SHALE GAS AS

A CASE STUDY IN

INNOVATION POLICY

64 Emory L.J. 955 Energy

10



McVean,Courtney R. Pidot, Justin R.

J.D. May 2014, University of

Denver Sturm College of Law;

assistant professor, same

ENVIRONMENTAL

SETTLEMENTS AND

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

39 Harv. Envtl. L. Rev. 191 Governance

Kim, HajinJD/PhD Student, Stanford Law

School

ECO-LABELS AND

COMPETITION: ECO-

CERTIFICATION EFFECTS ON

THE MARKET FOR


PROVISION

22 N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J. 181 Governance

Dunn, Alexandra D. Culleen, Chandos

Dunn - General Counsel of the

Environmental Council of the

States; Culleen - Student at

George Washington University

Law School

ENGINES OF

ENVIRONMENTAL

INNOVATION: REFLECTIONS

ON THE ROLE OF STATES IN

THE U.S. REGULATORY

SYSTEM

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 435 Governance

Calandrilloa, Steve P. Deliganis, Chryssa V.; Woods,

Andrea

Calandrilloa - Charles I. Stone


Washington School of Law;

Deliganis - Principal, Calandrillo

& Deliganis; Woods - J.D.,

University of Washington School

of Law

Making "Smart Growth" Smarter 83 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 829 Land Use

Ferrey, Steven

Professor of Law at Suffolk

University Law School and was

Visiting Professor of Law at

Harvard Law School in 2003

Can the Ninth Circuit Overrule the

Supreme Court on the

Constitution?

93 Neb. L. Rev. 807 Governance Climate Change

Steinhoff, GordonAssociate Professor of

Philosophy, Utah State University

WHY WE SHOULD PROTECT

NATURAL AREAS5 Ariz. J. Envtl. L. & Pol'y 364 Land Use

Steinhoff, GordonAssociate Professor of

Philosophy, Utah State University

RESTORING NATURE IN

PROTECTED AREAS5 Ariz. J. Envtl. L. & Pol'y 302 Land Use

Horton, Joshua B. Parker, Andrew; Keith, David

Horton - Postdoctoral Research

Fellow, Science, Technology, and

Public Policy Program, Harvard

Kennedy School Belfer Center for

Science and International Affairs;

Parker - Fellow, Institute for

Advanced Sustainability Studies

[http://www.iass-

potsdam.de/en/institute]; Keith -

Professor of Public Policy,

Harvard Kennedy School.

LIABILITY FOR SOLAR

GEOENGINEERING:

HISTORICAL PRECEDENTS,

CONTEMPORARY

INNOVATIONS, AND

GOVERNANCE POSSIBILITIES


Lewis, David A. Associate, Goulston & Storrs PC

IDENTIFYING AND

AVOIDING CONFLICTS

BETWEEN HISTORIC

PRESERVATION AND THE

DEVELOPMENT OF

RENEWABLE ENERGY

22 N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J. 274 Land Use Energy

Kannan, Phillip M.

Distinguished Lecturer and Legal-

Scholar-in-Residence, Colorado

College.

THE DECLARATION OF

INTERDEPENDENCE: A NEW

DECLARATION TO

OVERTHROW THE TYRANNY

OF SMALL DECISIONS AND

ACHIEVE SUSTAINABILITY


Farber, Daniel A.

Sho Sato Professor of Law,

University of California,

Berkeley.

CALIFORNIA CLIMATE LAW--

MODEL OR OBJECT LESSON?32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 492 Climate Change

Pappas, Michael

Assistant Professor, University of

Maryland Francis King Carey

School of Law.

DISTRIBUTED, NEGA-, AND

RECLAIMED: SETTING

EXPECTATIONS IN THE

“NEW” RESOURCE BASE

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 471 Energy

Schang, Scott Carothers, Leslie; Austin, Jay

Schang - Environmental Law

Institute Acting President;

Carothers - Visiting Scholar at the

Environmental Law Institute;

Austin - Senior Attorney at the

Environmental Law Institute.

ENDING THE TYRANNY OF

THE STATUS QUO: BUILDING

21ST CENTURY

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW


Aagaard, ToddProfessor of Law, Villanova


ENVIRONMENTAL LAW'S

HEARTLAND AND

FRONTIERS


Gonzalez, CarmenProfessor of Law, Seattle


BRIDGING THE NORTH-

SOUTH DIVIDE:

INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN

THE ANTHROPOCENE

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 407 Climate Change Governance

Kalbaugh, Gary, E.

Special Professor of Law at the

Maurice A. Deane School of Law

at Hofstra University

A SITTING DUCK: LOCAL

GOVERNMENT REGULATION

OF HUNTING AND WEAPONS

DISCHARGE IN THE STATE

OF NEW YORK

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 928 Wildlife

Partain, Roy A.Reader of Energy Law, University

of Aberdeen School of Law

A COMPARATIVE LEGAL

APPROACH FOR THE RISKS

OF OFFSHORE METHANE

HYDRATES: EXISTING LAWS

AND CONVENTIONS

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 791 Energy

11



Deng, Haifeng

Associate Professor, School of

Law, Tsinghua University,

Beijing, China

IMPROVING THE LEGAL

IMPLEMENTATION

MECHANISMS FOR A

CARBON TAX IN CHINA


Vandenbergh, Michael P.

David Daniels Allen Distinguished

Chair of Law, Director, Climate

Change Research Network, and

Co-Director, Energy,

Environment and Land Use

Program, Vanderbilt University

Law School

RECONCEPTUALIZING THE

FUTURE OF

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: THE

ROLE OF PRIVATE CLIMATE

GOVERNANCE


Salzman, James Ruhl, J.B.; Nash, Jonathan, R.

Salzman - Samuel Fox Mordecai

Professor of Law, Nicholas

Institute Professor of

Environmental Policy, Duke

University; Ruhl - David Daniels

Allen Distinguished Chair of Law,

Vanderbilt Law School; Nash -

Professor of Law and David J.

Bederman Research Professor

(2014-15), Emory University

School of Law.

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN

AUSTERITY32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 481 Governance

Ottinger, Richard L. Bowie, John

Richard Ottinger is Dean Emeritus

of Pace Law School and Chair,

Energy Law and Climate Change

Specialty Group of the IUCN

World Commission on

Environmental Law. John Bowie

is an Energy and Climate Law

Advisor at the Pace Energy and

Climate Center.

INNOVATIVE FINANCING

FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 701 Energy

Page, John Brower, Ann; Welsch, Johannes

Pag - Senior Lecturer, Property

Law, Southern Cross University,

Lismore, NSW, Australia; Brower

- Senior Lecturer, Environmental

Policy, Lincoln University, New

Zealand; Welsch - Department of

Ecology, Lincoln University, New

Zealand.

THE CURIOUS UNTIDINESS

OF PROPERTY & ECOSYSTEM

SERVICES: A HYBRID

METHOD OF MEASURING

PLACE

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 756 Natural Resources Land Use

Pollans, Margot J.

Teaching Fellow. UCLA School

of Law, Resnick Program for

Food Law and Policy, 2013-15.

Assistant Professor of Law, Pace

Law School, 2015-.

THE SAFE DRINKING WATER

/ FOOD LAW NEXUS32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 501 Water Toxic Substances

Rizzo, ChristopherCounsel, Carter Ledyard &

Milburn LLP

ALTERNATIVE FUNDING FOR

AN EQUITABLE PARK

SYSTEM IN NEW YORK CITY

AND STATE

32 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 635 Land Use Governance

Wara, MichaelWara - Associate Professor,

Stanford Law School

INSTRUMENT CHOICE,

CARBON EMISSIONS, AND

INFORMATION

4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 261 Climate Change Governance

Farber, Daniel A.Farber - Professor, University of

California, Berkeley

UNPACKING EME HOMER:

COST, PROPORTIONALITY,

AND EMISSIONS

REDUCTIONS

4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 213 Air

Kochan, Donald J.Kochan - Professor, Chapman

University Fowler School of Law

A FRAMEWORK FOR

UNDERSTANDING

PROPERTY REGULATION

AND LAND USE CONTROL

FROM A DYNAMIC

PERSPECTIVE

4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 303 Land Use

Hudson, Blake

Associate Professor, Joint

Appointment, Louisiana State

University Law Center and LSU

School of the Coast and

Environment, Baton Rouge,

Louisiana

INSTITUTIONAL

PRECONDITIONS FOR

POLICY SUCCESS

89 Tul. L. Rev. 669 Governance Land Use

Craig, Robin Kundis


Utah S.J. Quinney College of

Law.

An Historical Look at Planning for

the Federal Public Lands: Adding

Marine Spatial Planning Offshore



craig-article.pdf

Land Use Water

Jones, Lindsay, SainJ.D., University of Georgia School

of Law, 2014

Putting the Wild Back in

Wilderness: An Argument for a

More Natural Approach to

Wildlife Management in

Wilderness



jones-article.pdf

Wildlife

12



Kuhn, Timothy Duane, Timothy P.

imothy J. Kuhn, Major, United

States Marine Corps; B.A.

University of Chicago 2002; J.D.

University of Wisconsin Law

School 2010; LL.M.

Environmental and Energy Law,

cum laude, University of San

Diego School of Law 2014.

Timothy P. Duane is Visiting


San Diego School of Law and

Professor of Environmental

Studies, University of California,

Santa Cruz; A.B. Stanford

University 1982; M.S. Stanford

University 1983; Ph.D. Stanford

University 1989; J.D. University

of California, Berkeley (Boalt

Hall) 2006.

Partial Eclipse: Obstacles to Solar

Energy Development on Military

Withdrawn Lands



kuhn-duane-article.pdf

Land Use Energy

McTyre, Nicolas Adrian

Trial Attorney with the Federal

Energy Regulatory Commission’s

Office of Administrative

Litigation.

FERC’s Order No. 1000 From a

Historical Perspective:

Restructuring and Reorganization

of Electric Transmission Markets

From 1996 Until Present



mctyre-article.pdf

Energy Governance

Bryan, MichelleCoppes, Graham; Hepburn,

Katelyn; Keogh, Ross

Professor, Natural Resources &

Environmental Law Program and

Co- Director, Land Use & Natural

Resources Clinic, University of

Montana School of Law.

Cause for Rebellion? Examining

How Federal Land Management

Agencies & Local Governments

Collaborate on Land Use Planning


m/2015/07/jeel_vol6_issue2_brya

n.pdf

Land Use Governance

Plater, Zygmunt

Professor and Coordinator of the

Land & Environmental Law

Program, Boston College Law

School.

A Glimpse Into the Realpolitik of

Federal Land Planning,in

Comparative Context With the

Mysterious NLUPA and the

CZMA


m/2015/07/jeel_vol6_issue2_plate

r.pdf

Land Use Natural Resources

Ingelson, Allan

Associate Professor in the Faculty

of Law, University of Calgary, and

Executive Director of the

Canadian Institute of Resources

Law. He holds an LL.M. in

natural resources law and policy

from the University of Denver,

J.D. and B.Sc. from the University

of Calgary, and a B.A. from the

University of Alberta.

Strategic Planning for Energy

Development in Canada


m/2015/07/jeel_vol6_issue2_ingel

son.pdf

Land Use Energy

Appel, Peter A.Professor, University of Georgia

School of Law.

Planning for Adaptation and

Restoration in Wilderness


m/2015/07/jeel_vol6_issue2_appe

l.pdf

Land Use

Ferrey, StevenProfessor of Law at Suffolk


BROKEN AT BOTH ENDS:

THE NEED TO RECONNECT

ENERGY AND

ENVIRONMENT

65 Syracuse L. Rev. 53 Energy Governance

Flocks, Joan Davies, James

oan Flocks is Director, Social

Policy Division, Center for

Governmental Responsibility,

Levin College of Law, University

of Florida; B.S., M.A., J.D.,

University of Florida. James

Davies is a Research Assistant,

Center for Governmental

Responsibility; B.S., University of

Wisconsin-Madison, J.D.,

University of Florida.

THE DEEPWATER HORIZON

DISASTER COMPENSATION

PROCESS AS CORRECTIVE

JUSTICE: VIEWS FROM THE

GROUND UP

84 Miss. L.J. 1 Governance Natural Resources

McCubbin, Patricia RossProfessor of Law, Southern

Illinois University School of Law.

REGULATION OF

GREENHOUSE GASES AND

OTHER AIR POLLUTANTS IN

THE FIRST OBAMA

ADMINISTRATION AND

MAJOR AIR ISSUES FOR THE

SECOND TERM

96 Buff. Envtl. L.J. 47 Air Climate Change

Lieberman, Ari R.

Associate Attorney, Law Offices

of Louis Grandelli, P.C.; Ari R.

Lieberman received a J.D. from

Hofstra University School of Law

and an L.L.M in Environmental

Law from New York University

School Law.

TURNING LEMONS INTO

LEMONADE: UTILIZING THE

NAAQS PROVISIONS OF THE

CLEAN AIR ACT TO

COMPREHENSIVELY

ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE

96 Buff. Envtl. L.J. 1 Climate Change Air

Haber, Matthew Mendez, Victoria

graduate of Duke University

School of Law, Class of 2013,

consulting with the City of

Miami's Office of the City

Attorney on matters of energy and

administrative law.

SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER

COMPANY REGULATORS:

THE CONSEQUENCES OF

MODERN REGULATORY

INCENTIVES AND

ADMINISTRATIVE

EXPEDIENCY

25 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol’y F. 185 Energy

Luttrell, Melissa J.Professor of Law, The University

of Tulsa College of Law

THE SOCIAL COST OF

INERTIA: HOW COST-

BENEFIT INCOHERENCE

THREATENS TO DERAIL U.S.

CLIMATE ACTION

25 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol'y F. 131 Governance Climate Change

13



Case, David W.

Associate Professor of Law and

Jessie D. Puckett, Jr., Lecturer,

University of Mississippi School

of Law. B.A., J.D., University of

Mississippi; LL.M., Columbia

University; Ph.D., Vanderbilt

University.

THE LOST GENERATION:

ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATORY REFORM IN

THE ERA OF

CONGRESSIONAL

ABDICATION

25 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol'y F. 49 Governance

Scott, Elise C. Endres, A. BryanPostdoctoral Research Associate,

Energy Biosciences Institute.

DEMANDING SUPPLY: RE-

ENVISIONING THE

LANDLORD-TENANT

RELATIONSHIP FOR

OPTIMIZED PERENNIAL

ENERGY CROP PRODUCTION

25 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol'y F. 101 Land Use Energy

Salzman, James etc.

Samuel F. Mordecai Professor of

Law, Nicholas Institute Professor

of Environmental Policy, Duke

University.

THE MOST IMPORTANT

CURRENT RESEARCH

QUESTIONS IN URBAN

ECOSYSTEM SERVICES

25 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol'y F. 1 Governance

Parker-Flynn, James E.Associate at Carlton Fields Jorden

Burt.

THE INTERSECTION OF

MITIGATION AND

ADAPTATION IN CLIMATE

LAW AND POLICY

38-FALL Environs Envtl. L. &

Pol'y J. 1Climate Change

Baker, Jacqueline

J.D. Candidate 2015, William S.

Richardson School of Law; B.S.,

Vanderbilt University, 2009.

PLIGHT OF AN OCEAN

PREDATOR: THE SHARK

CONSERVATION ACT OF 2010

AND THE FUTURE OF SHARK

CONSERVATION

LEGISLATION IN THE

UNITED STATES


Pol'y J. 67Wildlife Governance

Profant, Michael

Juris Doctor, University of

California, Davis, School of Law,

2014; Master of City and Regional

Planning, California Polytechnic

State University, San Luis Obispo,

2006; Bachelor of Arts, University

of California, Berkeley, 1998;

American Institute of Certified

Planners (AICP).

TAKINGS LITIGATION IN THE

SAN JOAQUIN RIVER

RESTORATION PROGRAM:

THE ROLE OF THE IMPLIED

SEEPAGE EASEMENT UNDER

THE FEDERAL

NAVIGATIONAL SERVITUDE


Pol'y J. 49Land Use Water

Coulter, Maggie

Juris Doctor May 2014, American

University Washington College of

Law

A FEDERAL POLICY OF DE

FACTO NEPA VIOLATION:

SOLAR ENERGY

DEVELOPMENT ON FEDERAL

PUBLIC LANDS


Pol'y J. 121Energy Natural Resources

Lazarus, Richard

Howard J. & Katherine W. Aibel

Professor of Law, Harvard

University.

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

WITHOUT CONGRESS30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 15 Governance

Ruhl, J.B. Vanderbilt University Law School. DOES CONGRESS EXIST? 30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 79 Governance

Funk, WilliamLewis & Clark Distinguished

Professor of Law.

DAVID AND GOLIATH -

TAKING ON OIRA30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 63 Governance

Swim, Janet K. Fraser, John; Geiger, Nathaniel

Swim - Professor of Psychology,

Penn State University; Fraser -

President & CEO, New

Knowledge Organization; Geiger -

Professor of Psychology, Penn

State University

TEACHING THE CHOIR TO

SING: USE OF SOCIAL

SCIENCE INFORMATION TO

PROMOTE PUBLIC

DISCOURSE ON CLIMATE

CHANGE

30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 91 Climate Change

Carlson, Ann

Shirley Shapiro Professor of

Environmental Law, UCLA

School of Law.

AN ODE TO THE CLEAN AIR

ACT30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 119 Air Climate Change

Aagaard, Todd S.Professor of Law, Villanova


USING NON-

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW TO

ACCOMPLISH

ENVIRONMENTAL

OBJECTIVES

30 J. Land Use & Envtl. L. 35 Governance

Finkel, Adam M.

Senior Fellow and Executive

Director of the Penn Program on

Regulation at the University of

Pennsylvania Law School.

THE COST OF NOTHING

TRUMPS THE VALUE OF

EVERYTHING: THE FAILURE

OF REGULATORY

ECONOMICS TO KEEP PACE

WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN

QUANTITATIVE RISK

ANALYSIS

4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 91 Governance

Carlarne, Cinnamon

Associate Professor, Michael E.

Moritz College of Law, The Ohio

State University.

DELINKING INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW &

CLIMATE CHANGE

4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 1 Climate Change Governance

Scanlan, Melissa K.

Associate Professor, Associate

Dean, and Director of the

Environmental Law Center at

Vermont Law School

BLUEPRINT FOR THE GREAT

LAKES TRAIL4 Mich. J. Envtl. & Admin. L. 61 Land Use

14



Ramo, Alan

Professor Alan Ramo is the Co-

Director of Golden Gate

University School of Law's Center

for Urban Environmental Law and

was formerly the school's Acting

Dean and Co-Founder and

Director of its Environmental Law

and Justice Clinic. He received his

B.A. from Stanford University, his

J.D. from Boalt Hall, U.C.

Berkeley School of Law,

U.S. MILITARY

ACCOUNTABILITY FOR

EXTRATERRITORIAL

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS:

AN EXAMINATION OF

OKINAWA,

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE,

AND JUDICIAL MILITARISM

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 53 Governance

Czarnezki, Jason J. Homan, Andrew; Jeans, Meghan

Czarnezki - B.A., J.D., The

University of Chicago) the Gilbert

and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished


and Executive Director of

Environmental Law Programs at

Pace Law School; Homan - B.A.,

Johns Hopkins University; M.A.,

M.Phil., Columbia University;

J.D., Vermont Law School; Jeans -

Director of Conservation at New

England Aquarium

GREENWASHING AND SELF-

DECLARED SEAFOOD

ECOLABELS

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 37 Governance Wildlife

Witkowski, Jill

Director of the Choose Clean

Water Coalition. She received her

J.D. from Washington University

in St. Louis

HOLDING CIGARETTE

MANUFACTURERS AND

SMOKERS LIABLE FOR

TOXIC BUTTS: POTENTIAL

LITIGATION-RELATED

CAUSES OF ACTION FOR

ENVIRONMENTAL

INJURIES/HARM AND WASTE

CLEANUP

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 1 Waste Toxic Substances

Millan, Stanley A.

Adjunct Professor of Law at

Tulane Law School and Loyola

College of Law.

ALL APPROPRIATE INQUIRY:

BLACKBOARD OF DREAMS

AND FEARS

28 Tul. Envtl. L.J. 95 Waste Land Use

Knapp, MarcJ.D., University of Baltimore

School of Law, 2014

PROMISE VS.

PERFORMANCE: WHY

PUBLIC SUBSIDIES OF

PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT

ARE NOT LIKELY TO

PRODUCE FAIR RETURNS TO

THE TAXPAYING PUBLIC

4 U. Balt. J. Land & Dev. 59 Land Use Governance

Ashkenaz, Mitchell S.

Third-year student at the

University of Tennessee College

of Law.

MAN V. MUSSEL, THE

GLOVES ARE COMING OFF:

SUPREME COURT

EQUITABLE

APPORTIONMENT AND THE

TRI-STATE WATER WARS

18 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 1 Water Governance

King, Jonathan S. Culp, Peter W.; Carlos de la Parra

Jonathan S. King, J.D. 2013,

University of Denver Sturm

College of Law, is an associate

attorney at Squire Patton Boggs

US) LLP; Culp - partner at Squire,

Patton, Boggs; de la Parra -

Research Professor in the

Department of Urban and

Environmental Studies at El

Colegio de la Frontera (Colef) in

Tijuana, Mexico

GETTING TO THE RIGHT SIDE

OF THE RIVER: LESSONS FOR

BINATIONAL COOPERATION

ON THE ROAD TO MINUTE

319

18 U. Denv. Water L. Rev. 36 Water

Lari, Adeel Douma, Frank; Onyiah, Ify

Lari - Director of Innovative

Financing for the State and Local

Policy Program at the Humphrey

School of Public Affairs; Douma -

Research Fellow, Hubert H.

Humphrey School of Public

Affairs, University of Minnesota;

Onyiah - graduate of the Hubert

H. Humphrey School of Public

Affairs and the University of

Pennsylvania

SELF-DRIVING VEHICLES

AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS:

CURRENT STATUS OF

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE

DEVELOPMENT AND

MINNESOTA POLICY

IMPLICATIONS

16 Minn. J.L. Sci. & Tech. 735 Governance

Levinson, David

Levinson - Professor and RP

Braun/CTS Chair in

Transportation, Department of

Civil, Environmental, and Geo-

Engineering, University of

Minnesota

CLIMBING MOUNT NEXT:

THE EFFECTS OF

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES ON

SOCIETY

16 Minn. J.L. Sci. & Tech. 787 Governance Energy

Veron, J. Michael

Veron - B.A. 1972, J.D. 1974,

Tulane University; LL.M. 1976,

Harvard University. Member,

Veron, Bice, Palermo & Wilson,

LLC, Lake Charles, Louisiana.

IN PURSUIT OF BIGFOOT:

CONFRONTING OIL AND GAS

MYTHOLOGY IN LOUISIANA

75 La. L. Rev. 1251 Natural Resources Governance

15



Dernbach, John C.

Dernbach - Distinguished

Professor of Law, Widener

University Law School in

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and

director of Widener's

Environmental Law and

Sustainability Center

THE POTENTIAL MEANINGS

OF A CONSTITUTIONAL

PUBLIC TRUST

45 Envtl. L. 463 Governance

Huffman, James L.

Huffman - Dean Emeritus of

Lewis & Clark Law School and a

Visiting Fellow at the Hoover

Institution

WHY LIBERATING THE

PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE IS

BAD FOR THE PUBLIC


Ryan, ErinProfessor Erin Ryan, Lewis &

Clark Law School

THE PUBLIC TRUST

DOCTRINE, PRIVATE WATER

ALLOCATION, AND MONO

LAKE: THE HISTORIC SAGA

OF NATIONAL AUDUBON

SOCIETY V. SUPERIOR

COURT

45 Envtl. L. 561 Governance Water

Vandenbergh, Michael P. Raimi, Kaitlin T.

Vandenbergh - David Daniels

Allen Distinguished Chair of Law,

Vanderbilt University Law School,



Program, and Director, Climate

Change Research Network; Raimi

- Post-Doctoral Fellow in Energy

and Environment, Vanderbilt

Institute for Energy and

Environment/Climate Change

Research Network.

CLIMATE CHANGE:

LEVERAGING LEGACY42 Ecology L.Q. 139 Climate Change

Babcock, Hope

Professor of Law at Georgetown

University Law Center where she

teaches environmental and natural

resources law and supervises an

environmental clinic.

IS USING THE PUBLIC TRUST

DOCTRINE TO PROTECT

PUBLIC PARKLAND FROM

VISUAL POLLUTION

JUSTIFIABLE DOCTRINAL

CREEP?

42 Ecology L.Q. 1 Land Use

Owley, JessicaAssociate Professor SUNY

Buffalo Law School

KEEPING TRACK OF

CONSERVATION42 Ecology L.Q. 79 Land Use Wildlife

Leske, Kevin O.

Associate Professor of Law, Barry

University Dwayne O. Andreas

School of Law.

CLEANING UP JURISDICTION:

DIVINING CONGRESSIONAL

INTENT OF CLEAN AIR ACT

SECTION 307(B)

42 Ecology L.Q. 37 Air Governance

Hull, Eric V.Associate Professor of Law,

Florida Coastal School of Law.

PROTECTING ENDANGERED

SPECIES IN AN ERA OF

CLIMATE CHANGE: THE

NEED FOR A SMARTER LAND

USE ETHIC

31 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 579 Wildlife Climate Change

Wansley, MatthewClimenko Fellow and Lecturer in

Law, Harvard Law School.

COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS AS

A COMMITMENT DEVICE87 Temp. L. Rev. 447 Governance

Salcido, Rachael E.


the Pacific McGeorge School of

Law

RATIONING

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN A

TIME OF CLIMATE CHANGE

46 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 617 Climate Change Governance

Filaroski, CurtisStaff Attorney, Disability Rights

Florida

SINGLE-MINDED

DETERMINATION: THE

PROBLEMS WITH THE


AND THE CONSENSUS ON

FIXING SPECIES

CONSERVATION LAW

THROUGH A FOCUS ON

ECOSYSTEMS AND

BIODIVERSITY

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 57 Wildlife

Duncan, Angus

Angus Duncan is the founding

President of the Bonneville

Environmental Foundation

CLEAN AIR ACT SECTION

111(D) CO2 REDUCTION

COMPLIANCE PATHWAYS

FOR THE PACIFIC

NORTHWEST AND

INTERMOUNTAIN WEST

STATES

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 303 Air Governance

Milner, Mary

Mary Milner is a natural resources

attorney (J.D., University of Utah

2014) and professional geologist

who lives and practices in Salt

Lake City

WATER LAW MEETS

PARTICIPATORY

DEMOCRACY: A KLAMATH

BASIN EXAMPLE

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 87 Water Governance

Hall, Lee

Adjunct Faculty, Legal Education

Institute at Widener Law

Delaware. J.D., University of

Maryland at Baltimore; LL.M.,

Vermont Law School.

BEYOND A GOVERNMENT-

THE-HUNTER PARADIGM:

CHALLENGING

GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON

DEER IN A CRITICAL

ECOLOGICAL ERA

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 255 Wildlife Governance

Capossela, Peter

Peter Capossela earned his J.D.

from the University of Oregon

School of Law in 1988. He has

practiced federal Indian law and

natural resources law since that

time.

IMPACTS OF THE ARMY

CORPS OF ENGINEERS' PICK-

SLOAN PROGRAM ON THE

INDIAN TRIBES OF THE

MISSOURI RIVER BASIN

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 143 Water Land Use

16



Podhora, ErikErik Podhora, J.D. 2014, Lewis &

Clark Law School.

LESSONS FOR CLIMATE

CHANGE REFORM FROM

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY:

19TH CENTURY WILDLIFE

PROTECTION AND THE 20TH

CENTURY ENVIRONMENTAL

MOVEMENT

30 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 1 Climate Change

Hodges, NicholasHodges - J.D. Candidate 2015,

Yale Law School

MULTI-TIERED PREEMPTION:

REGULATING FRACKING AT

THE FEDERAL, STATE, AND

LOCAL LEVELS


Pol'y J. 167Governance Natural Resources

Coronel David, DianaCoronel David - Student, Florida

A&M University College of Law

GREEN ENERGY IN INDIAN

COUNTRY AS A DOUBLE-

EDGED SWORD FOR NATIVE

AMERICANS: DRAWING ON

THE INTER-AMERICAN AND

COLOMBIAN LEGAL

SYSTEMS TO REDEFINE THE

RIGHT TO CONSULTATION


Pol'y J. 223Energy Governance

Hester, TracyPercival, Robert; Russell, Irma;

Flatt, Victor; Mintz, Joel

Professor of Practice at the

University of Houston Law Center

RESTATING

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW40 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 1 Governance

Mahoney, MichaelJ.D., Georgetown University Law

Center, 2014

PERPETUATING THE CYCLE:

THE FAILURE OF APHIS AND

EPA TO CONSIDER THE

CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF

PAIRING HERBICIDES WITH

HERBICIDE-RESISTANT

CROPS

40 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 183 Toxic Substances Governance

Vandenbergh, Michael P. Gilligan, Jonathan A.

David Daniels Allen Distinguished

Chair of Law, Director, Climate

Change Research Network, and



Program, Vanderbilt University

Law School

BEYOND GRIDLOCK 40 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 217 Governance Climate Change

Welton, ShelleyBiasutti, Michela; Gerrard,

Michael B.

Welton was the Deputy Director

of the Center for Climate Change

Law at Columbia Law School;

Michela Biasutti i - Associate

Research Scientist with the

Lamont-Doherty Earth

Observatory of Columbia

University; Michael Gerrard

directs the Sabin Center for

Climate Change Law and is the

Andrew Sabin Professor of

Professional Practice at Columbia

Law School.

LEGAL & SCIENTIFIC

INTEGRITY IN ADVANCING A

“LAND DEGRADATION

NEUTRAL WORLD”

40 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 39 Land Use

Mank, Bradford C.

James Helmer, Jr. Professor of

Law, University of Cincinnati

College of Law

STANDING TO VIEW OTHER

PEOPLE'S LAND: THE D.C.

CIRCUIT'S DIVIDED

DECISION IN SIERRA CLUB V.

JEWELL

40 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 305 Governance Land Use

Cisneros, Laura A.Associate Professor, Golden Gate


ENVIRONMENTAL

RESISTANCE: DEFYING

CAPITALISM'S STRUCTURE

OF FALSE REBELLION

8 Golden Gate U. Envtl. L.J. 5 Governance

McGrath, Jim

Sixteen years as an Environmental

Manager at the Port of Oakland

before retiring in 2005. Mr.

McGrath worked in the

environmental field for more than

thirty years, starting with the

United States Environmental

Protection Agency in 1972,

followed by the California Coastal

Commission. Mr. McGrath is

currently a Vice-Chair of the San

Francisco Bay Regional Water

Quality Control Board and spends

more than 120 days each year on

San Francisco Bay.

CREATING MIDDLE HARBOR

SHORELINE PARK8 Golden Gate U. Envtl. L.J. 61 Land Use Governance

17



Moreno, Ignacia S. O'Brien, Bradley R.

Moreno - CEO and a Principal of

The iMoreno Group, PLC, and at

the time of the settlement was the

Assistant Attorney General of the

Environment and Natural

Resources Division of the United

States Department of Justice

(2009-2013); O'Brien - Senior

Attorney with the Environment

and Natural Resources Division of

the United States Department of

Justice and currently manages the

Division's San Francisco Office

THE M/V COSCO BUSAN OIL

SPILL: TURNING THE TIDE--A

MODEL OF SUCCESSFUL

COLLABORATION

8 Golden Gate U. Envtl. L.J. 39 Natural Resources Toxic Substances

Stoa, Ryan B.

Senior Scholar at the Florida

International University College of

Law and co-chair of the

International Working Group of

the Institute for Water and the

Environment

DROUGHTS, FLOODS,

ANDWILDFIRES: PALEO

PERSPECTIVES ON DISASTER

LAW IN THE

ANTHROPOCENE

27 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev. 393 Natural Resources Climate Change

Byrne, J. PeterProfessor of Law, Georgetown

University Law Center

PRECIPICE REGULATIONS

AND PERVERSE INCENTIVES:

COMPARING HISTORIC

PRESERVATION

DESIGNATION AND

ENDANGERED SPECIES

LISTING

27 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev. 343 Wildlife Land Use

Godsil, Rachel D. Freeman, James S.

Godsil - Eleanor Bontecou

Professor of Law, Seton Hall


Director of Research, Perception

Institute, J.D., University of

Michigan Law School; Freeman -

J.D., University of Michigan Law

School; M.A., Columbia

University Graduate School of

Arts and Sciences; Adjunct

Professor, Department of

Philosophy and Religious Studies,

Saint Francis College

RACE, ETHNICITY, AND

PLACE IDENTITY: IMPLICIT

BIAS AND COMPETING

BELIEF SYSTEMS

37 U. Haw. L. Rev. 313 Governance

Camacho, Alejandro E.

Professor of Law and Director,

Center for Land, Environment,

and Natural Resources, University

of California, Irvine School of

Law; Member Scholar, Center for

Progressive Reform

GOING THE WAY OF THE

DODO: DE-EXTINCTION,

DUALISMS, AND REFRAMING

CONSERVATION

92 Wash. U. L. Rev. 849 Wildlife Natural Resources

Benson, Reed D.

Henry Weihofen Professor,

University of New Mexico School

of Law

THE GREENBACK, THE

HUMPBACK, AND THE

SILVERBACK: HOW A THIRD

WAVE OF FEDERAL WATER

POLICY COULD BENEFIT THE

WEST

93 Or. L. Rev. 685 Water

Knudsen, Sanne H.


University of Washington School

of Law

ADVERSARIAL SCIENCE 100 Iowa L. Rev. 1503 Governance

Jacobs, Sharon B.

Associate Professor of Law at the

University of Colorado Law

School

BYPASSING FEDERALISM

AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE

LAW OF NEGAWATTS

100 Iowa L. Rev. 885 Energy

Klass, Alexandra B. Meinhardt, Danielle

Klass - Professor of Law,


School; Meinhardt - J.D.

Candidate, University of

Minnesota Law School, 2015

TRANSPORTING OIL AND

GAS: U.S. INFRASTRUCTURE

CHALLENGES

100 Iowa L. Rev. 947 Energy

Curtis, Lacee J.D., BYU

CATCHING LESS FISH WITH

MORE HONEY:

INTRODUCING INCENTIVES

FOR SUSTAINABLE

INTERNATIONAL FISHING

COMPLIANCE

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 206 Wildlife Governance

Reynolds, Jesse

Ph.D. candidate, Department of

International and European Public

Law, Tilburg Law School, and

Researcher, Tilburg Sustainability

Center, Tilburg University, The

Netherlands.

CLIMATE ENGINEERING

FIELD RESEARCH: THE

FAVORABLE SETTING OF

INTERNATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW


Climate, & Env't 417Climate Change Governance

Sewalk, Stephen

Assistant Professor for the Burns

School of Real Estate and

Construction Management,

Daniels College of Business,

University of Denver.

EUROPE SHOULD DUMP CAP-

AND-TRADE IN FAVOR OF

CARBON TAX WITH

REINVESTMENT TO REDUCE

GLOBAL EMISSIONS


Climate, & Env't 355Governance Climate Change

Macey, Jonthan Mitts, Joshua

Sam Harris Professor of

Corporate Law, Corporate

Finance, and Securities Law, Yale

Law School. Postdoctoral Fellow

in Empirical Law and Economics,

Ira M. Millstein Center for Global

Markets and Corporate

Ownership, Columbia Law

School.

FINDING ORDER IN THE

MORASS: THE THREE REAL

JUSTIFICATIONS FOR

PIERCING THE CORPORATE

VEIL

100 Cornell L. Rev. 99 Governance

18



Eickelberg, Christian

Research & Writing Specialist,

Federal Public Defender

(Portland, OR), J.D. Lewis &

Clark

ROCK-KOSHKONONG LAKE

DISTRICT AND THE

SURPRISING NARROWING OF

WISCONSIN'S PUBLIC TRUST

DOCTRINE

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 38 Land Use Water

Robisch, Kyle

Law Clerk to the Honorable G.

Kendall Sharp, United States

District Court Judge for the

Middle District of Florida. J.D.

2014, Vanderbilt University Law

School; B.A. 2011, University of

Florida. J.D. 2014, Vanderbilt


THE NEPA IMPLIED

EXEMPTION DOCTRINE:

HOW A NOVEL AND

CREEPING COMMON LAW

EXEMPTION THREATENS TO

UNDERMINE THE NATIONAL

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

ACT

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 173 Natural Resources

Motta, Michael Julius Jr.

Doctoral Candidate, School of

Public Policy and Urban Affairs,

Northeastern University; J.D.,

Boston College Law School.

THE WALKING DEAD OR

WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S?

HOW THE PUBLIC TRUST

DOCTRINE THREATENS

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

DEVELOPMENT


Climate, & Env't 329Energy

Johnson, MilesClean Water Attorney, Columbia

Riverkeeper

USING ESA SECTION 9 TO

PROTECT COHO SALMON

HABITAT IN WESTERN

OREGON

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 297 Wildlife Governance

Lawton, Nick

Staff Attorney, Green Energy

Institute. J.D. Lewis & Clark Law

School

UTAH'S TRANSFER OF

PUBLIC LANDS ACT:

DEMANDING A GIFT OF

FEDERAL LANDS

16 Vt. J. Envtl. L. 1 Land Use Governance

Freeman, Jody Spence, David B.

Freeman – Archibald Cox

Professor of Law, Harvard Law

School; Spence – Professor of

Law, Politics, and Regulation,

McCombs School of Business and

School of Law, University of

Texas

Old Statutes, New Problems 163 U. Pa. L. Rev. 1 Governance

Safrin, Sabrina

Professor of Law and Arthur L.

Dickson Scholar, Rutgers


ANTICIPATING THE STORM:

PREDICTING AND

PREVENTING GLOBAL

TECHNOLOGY CONFLICTS

46 Ariz. St. L.J. 899 Governance

Hults, David

Research Affiliate, Program on

Energy and Sustainable

Development, Stanford

University.

ENVIRONMENTAL

REGULATION AT THE

FRONTIER: GOVERNMENT

OVERSIGHT OF OFFSHORE

OIL DRILLING NORTH OF

ALASKA

44 Envtl. L. 761 Governance Natural Resources

Driesen, David M.

University Professor, Syracuse

University. J.D. Yale Law School,

1989.

PUTTING A PRICE ON

CARBON: THE METAPHOR44 Envtl. L. 695 Governance Climate Change

Seifter, Miriam


University of Wisconsin Law

School; Visiting Researcher,

Georgetown University Law

Center, 2012-2014

STATES AS INTEREST

GROUPS IN THE

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS

100 Va. L. Rev. 953 Governance

Fiorino, Daniel J.

Director, Center for

Environmental Policy;

Distinguished Executive in

Residence in the School of Public

Affairs, American University,

Washington, D.C.

STREAMS OF

ENVIRONMENTAL

INNOVATION: FOUR

DECADES OF EPA POLICY

REFORM


Sunstein, Cass R. Vermeule, Adrian

Sunstein: Robert Walmsley

University Professor, Harvard

University and Harvard Law

School; Administrator, Office of

Information and Regulatory

Affairs, 2009-2012

Vermeule: John H. Watson, Jr.

Professor of Law, Harvard Law

School

THE LAW OF “NOT NOW”:

WHEN AGENCIES DEFER

DECISIONS

103 Geo. L.J. 157 Governance

Shoked, NadavAssistant Professor, Northwestern

University School of LawTHE NEW LOCAL 100 Va. L. Rev. 1323 Governance Land Use

Listokin, YairProfessor of Law, Yale University

Law SchoolBounded Institutions 124 Yale L.J. 336 Governance

McCoy, Victoria

L.L.M. in Energy, Environment,

and Natural Resources Law,

University of Houston Law center;

J.D., Vanderbilt Law School

Drinking Water and the Fracing

Fracas: An Examination of

Current and Proposed Federal

Regulation

http://libtest.kentlaw.edu/studento

rgs/ckjeel/?attachment_id=54Water Governance

Mastic, Alyssa2014 J.D. Candidate, Lewis &

Clark Law School

Overcriminalizing the Migratory

Bird Treat Act: Implications of

Strict Liability for Wind

Development

http://studentorgs.kentlaw.iit.edu/c

kjeel/?attachment_id=55Wildlife Governance

19



Monroe, Albert

Chief of Staff, Connecticut

Department of Energy and

Environmental Protection;

Visiting Assistant Professor,

Quinnipiac University School of

Law (2013-14); Faculty Fellow,

Thomas Jefferson School of Law

(2012-13); J.D. 2012, Yale Law

School; Ph.D. Economics 2002,

Harvard University

The Good Neighbor Problem:

Regulating Interstate Transport of

Smog Precursors

http://studentorgs.kentlaw.iit.edu/c

kjeel/?attachment_id=53Air Governance

Morath, Sarah J.

Associate Professor of Legal

Writing, University of Akron

School of Law

The Farmer in Chief: Obama's

Local Food Legacy93 Or. L. Rev. 91 Land Use Toxic Substances

Sandick, Philip A.

Sandick- J.D., Northwestern

University School of Law (2014);

LL.M., International Human

Rights, Northwestern University

School of Law (2014)

ORCHESTRATING UNDER

UNCERTAINTY: THE

ORGANIZATION OF

SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT AT THE

UNITED NATIONS


Rev. 53Climate Change Governance

Nie, Martin Barns, Christopher

Nie- Director, Bolle Center for

People and Forests; Professor,

Natural Resources Policy.

University of Montana, College of

Forestry and Conservation; Barns-

Wilderness Specialist, Bureau of

Land Management National

Landscape Conservation System,

and BLM Representative, Arthur

Carhart National Wilderness

Training Center

THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

OF THE WILDERNESS ACT:

THE NEXT CHAPTER IN

WILDERNESS DESIGNATION,

POLITICS, AND

MANAGEMENT

5 Ariz. J. Envtl. L. & Pol'y 237 Wilderness

Vincent, David P.Vincent: J.D. University of San

Diego School of Law, 2012

THE GLOBAL COST OF

GREEN: RECENT TRADE

ISSUES AND LITIGATION

BETWEEN THE UNITED

STATES AND CHINA MAY

DISSOLVE GLOBAL GREEN

COOPERATION


Rev. 141Governance

Laitos, Jan G. Wolongevicz, Lauren Joseph

Laitos- Professor of Law and John

A. Carver, Jr. Chair in Natural

Resources and Environmental

Law, University of Denver Sturm

College of Law; Wolongevicz-

J.D. Candidate, 2015, University

of Denver Sturm College of Law

WHY ENVIRONMENTAL

LAWS FAIL


Rev. 1Governance

Mitchell, Thomas W.Professor, University of Wisconsin

Law School

REFORMING PROPERTY LAW

TO ADDRESS DEVASTATING

LAND LOSS

66 Ala. L. Rev. 1 Land Use

Biber, Eric Ruhl, J.B.Biber - Professor of Law,

University of California, Berkeley;

THE PERMIT POWER

REVISITED: THE THEORY

AND PRACTICE OF

REGULATORY PERMITS IN

THE ADMINISTRATIVE

STATE

64 Duke L.J. 133 Governance

Coleman, James W.


Calgary Faculty of Law, Haskayne

School of Business

IMPORTING ENERGY,

EXPORTING REGULATION83 Fordham L. Rev. 1357 Energy Governance

Serkin, ChristopherProfessor of Law, Vanderbilt Law

School

PASSIVE TAKINGS: THE

STATE’S AFFIRMATIVE

DUTY TO PROTECT

PROPERTY

113 Mich. L. Rev. 345 Land Use Climate Change

Hannah J. Wiseman

Florida State University College of

Law. A.B., Dartmouth College

(2002); J.D., Yale Law School

(2007).

Regulatory Islands 89 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 1661 Governance

Mandel, Gregory N. Marchant, Gary E.

Gregory N. Mandel is the

Associate Dean for Research and

Peter J. Liacouras Professor of

Law at the Beasley School of

Law, Temple University. Gary E.

Marchant is Regents' Professor of

Law, Lincoln Professor of

Emerging Technologies, Law &

Ethics, and Faculty Director of the

Center for Law, Science &

Innovation at the Sandra Day

O'Connor College of Law,

Arizona State University.

THE LIVING REGULATORY

CHALLENGES OF SYNTHETIC

BIOLOGY

100 Iowa L. Rev. 155 Governance

Stewart, David P.

Visiting Professor of Law,


Center; Director, Global Law

Scholars Program. President-elect,

American Branch of the

International Law Association.

WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE

ENVIRONMENTAL

CHALLENGE? A REVIEW OF

BURNS H. WESTON AND

DAVID BOLLIER'S GREEN

GOVERNANCE: ECOLOGICAL

SURVIVAL, HUMAN RIGHTS

AND THE LAW OF THE

COMMONS

26 Geo. Int'l Envtl. L. Rev. 191 Governance Climate Change

20



Erchull, Chris N/A

A HEN IN THE PARLOR:

MUNICIPAL CONTROLS AND

ENFORCEMENT OF

RESIDENTIAL CHICKEN

COOPS


0gcImiUSq5EeFdlTEdDbUdJQU

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Land Use Governance

Dolson, Shannon N/A

FINDING A WAY BACK INTO

DARKNESS: REGULATING

LIGHT POLLUTION IN

FLORIDA AND BEYOND



E/view?usp=sharing

Governance

Starr, Kenneth W.

Judge Starr is the President and

Chancellor of Baylor University.

Prior to Baylor, he served for six

years as the Duane and Kelly

Roberts Dean and Professor of

Law at Pepperdine University

School of Law. Judge Starr served

as Solicitor General of the United

States from 1989 to 1993, as U.S.

Circuit Judge for the District of

Columbia Circuit from 1983 to

1989, as law clerk to Chief Justice

Warren Burger from 1975 to

1977, and as law clerk to U.S.

Circuit Judge David W. Dyer for

the Fifth Circuit from 1973 to

1974. He earned his B.A. from

George Washington University in

1968, his M.A. from Brown

University in 1969, and his J.D.

degree from Duke University Law

School in 1973.

GLOBAL WARMING AND THE

LIMITS OF FEDERAL

JUDICIAL POWER

18 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 453 Governance Climate Change

Short, Ashley N/A

THE CASE FOR THE

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY'S

IMPLICIT INSPECTION

AUTHORITY



E/view?usp=sharing

Governance

Simmons, N. Lindsay

Simmons- Judicial Clerk for the

Hon. Christopher B. Kehoe,

Maryland Court of Special

Appeals

CHANGING LEAD INTO

GOLD: EXAMINING AGENCY

ATTEMPTS TO USE THE

CLEAN WATER ACT TO

SOLVE ECOSYSTEM

DEGRADATION ISSUES


Rev. 99Water Governance

Abbott, Ernest B.

Abbott- Of Counsel, Baker,

Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell &

Berkowitz, PC

FLOOD INSURANCE AND

CLIMATE CHANGE: RISING

SEA LEVELS CHALLENGE

THE NFIP

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 10 Climate Change Governance

Olmstead, Sheila Richardson, Nathan

Olmstead- Visiting Fellow at

Resources for the Future and an

associate professor at the Lyndon

B. Johnson School of Public

Affairs, The University of Texas

at Austin; Richardson- Visiting

Fellow at Resources for the

Future and an assistant professor

at the University of South Carolina

School of Law

MANAGING THE RISKS OF

SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENT

USING INNOVATIVE LEGAL

AND REGULATORY

APPROACHES


Rev. 177Energy Governance

Flatt, Victor B.


UNC Chapel Hill; Director of the

Center for Law, Environment,

Adaptation and Resources

(CLEAR) at the University of

North Carolina Chapel Hill School

of Law; and Distinguished Scholar

of Carbon Trading and Carbon

Markets, University of Houston.

C(R)AP AND TRADE: THE

BRAVE NEW WORLD OF NON-

POINT SOURCE NUTRIENT

TRADING AND USING

LESSONS FROM

GREENHOUSE GAS

MARKETS TO MAKE IT

WORK

52 Hous. L. Rev. 301 Water Governance

Ingelson, Allan Hunter, Tina

Ingelson: Academic Director of

the Haskayne Energy Management

Program and an associate

professor in the Faculty of Law,

University of Calgary; Hunter:

Associate Professor, Faculty of

Law and Executive Director,

Canadian Institute of Resources

Law, University of Calgary

A REGULATORY

COMPARISON OF


FLUID DISCLOSURE

REGIMES IN THE UNITED

STATES, CANADA, AND

AUSTRALIA

54 Nat. Resources J. 217 Governance Toxic Substances

Gilligan, Jonathan M. Vandenbergh, Michael P.

Associate Professor, Department

of Earth and Environmental

Sciences, and Associate Director

for Research, Climate Change

Research Network, Vanderbilt

University; David Daniels Allen

Distinguished Chair in Law; Co-

Director, Energy, Environment

and Land Use Program, and

Director, Climate Change

Research Network, Vanderbilt


ACCOUNTING FOR

POLITICAL FEASIBILITY IN

CLIMATE INSTRUMENT

CHOICE

32 Va. Envtl. L.J. 1 Climate Change Governance

21

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0gcImiUSq5EeFdlTEdDbUdJQUE/view?usp=sharing





Brill, Maureen O'Dea

Maureen O'Dea Brill is an

associate at K&L Gates, focusing

her practice on energy matters.

She previously worked as

legislative aide on energy and

environmental policy to U.S.

Senator Robert P. Casey, Jr. She

is a graduate of Boston College

and American University's

Washington College of Law.

ASSESSING THE SCOPE OF

THE NATIONAL


ACT: RECENT ATTEMPTS BY

ENVIRONMENTALISTS TO

ADD CLIMATE CHANGE

CONSIDERATIONS INTO

NEPA REVIEW

54 Nat. Resources J. 409 Natural Resources Climate Change

Kaswan, AliceProfessor of Law, University of

San Francisco School of Law

CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND

LAND USE GOVERNANCE:

THE VERTICAL AXIS

39 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 390 Land Use Climate Change

Gaba, Jeffrey M.

M.D. Anderson Foundation

Endowed Professor in Health

Law, Dedman School of Law,

Southern Methodist University,

Dallas, TX; M.P.H. Harvard

1989; J.D. Columbia 1976; B.A.

University of California Santa

Barbara 1972. Of Counsel,

Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP.,

Dallas, Texas.

FLOWBACK: FEDERAL

REGULATION OF

WASTEWATER FROM


39 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 251 Water Toxic Substances

Konschnik, Kate

Policy Director, Harvard Law

School Environmental Law

Program

GOAL-ORIENTED

DISCLOSURE DESIGN FOR

SHALE OIL AND GAS

DEVELOPMENT


Hall, Keith B.

Keith B. Hall is Director of the

Mineral Law Institute and the

Campanile Charities Professor of

Energy Law at Louisiana State

University (LSU), where he

teaches Mineral Rights, Advanced

Mineral Law, International

Petroleum Transactions, and a

seminar that focuses on

environmental issues relating to

oil and gas activity. Before joining

LSU, he was a member of Stone

Pigman Walther Wittmann LLC in

New Orleans, where he

represented clients in oil and gas,

environmental, and toxic tort

matters. He serves on the Board

of Editors for the Oil and Gas

Reporter and as Chair of the

Louisiana State Bar Association's

Environmental Law Section.

Before going to law school, he

worked as a chemical engineer.

HYDRAULIC FRACTURING: IF

FRACTURES CROSS

PROPERTY LINES, IS THERE

AN ACTIONABLE

SUBSURFACE TRESPASS?

54 Nat. Resources J. 361 Water Governance

Ritchie, Alex


Karelitz Chair in Oil and Gas

Law, University of New Mexico

School of Law; B.S.B.A. 1993,

Georgetown University, J.D.

1999, University of Virginia

ON LOCAL FRACKING BANS:

POLICY AND PREEMPTION IN

NEW MEXICO

54 Nat. Resources J. 255 Governance Land Use

Fox, Sarah

J.D., Georgetown University Law

Center; B.A., University of

Oklahoma. The author is an

associate in the New York office

of Jones Day.

THIS IS ADAPTATION: THE

ELIMINATION OF SUBSIDIES

UNDER THE NATIONAL

FLOOD INSURANCE

PROGRAM

39 Colum. J. Envtl. L. 205 Governance

Kibel, Paul Stanton

Professor, Golden Gate University

(“GGU”) School of Law, San

Francisco, California, and Co-

Director, GGU Center on Urban

Environmental Law (“CUEL”),

LL.M., Boalt Hall Law School,

University of California at

Berkeley.

WTO RECOURSE FOR

RECLAMATION IRRIGATION

SUBSIDIES: UNDERMARKET

WATER PRICES AS

FOREGONE REVENUE

32 Va. Envtl. L.J. 259 Water Governance

Pappas, Michael



School of Law

ANTI-WASTE 56 Ariz. L. Rev. 741 Waste

Carothers, Leslie

Leslie Carothers is a scholar-in-

residence at Pace Law School and

former President of the

Environmental Law Institute

UPHOLDING EPA

REGULATION OF

GREENHOUSE GASES: THE

PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE

REDUX

41 Ecology L.Q. 683 Governance Air

Broomes, John W.

Hinkle Law Firm, LLC; President,

Oil, Gas, and Mineral Law

Section, Kansas Bar Association

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT:

THE MARKETABLE

PRODUCT RULE VIOLATES

PUBLIC POLICY AGAINST

WASTE OF NATURAL GAS

RESOURCES

63 U. Kan. L. Rev. 149 Waste Governance

22



Allmon, Eric Frederick, David

Allmon is a 2001 graduate of the

University of Texas Law School.

He served as an assistant public

interest counsel with the Office of

the Public Interest Counsel at the

Texas Commission on

Environmental Quality, and has

practiced environmental and


sector since 2005; Frederick is a

1974 graduate of the University of

Texas law school. He served as

assistant counsel to the Judiciary

Committee of the 1974 Texas

Constitutional Convention and as

chief counsel of the Texas House

Judiciary Committee during the

following legislative session. He

was later an assistant district

attorney and, later still, conducted

social-technology policy analyses

at UT and in the private sector. He

has practiced environmental and


sector since the mid-1980s.

A DEFENSE OF THE

CONTESTED CASE HEARING

PROCESS FOR TEXAS

COMMISSION ON


ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT

DECISIONS

44 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 175 Governance

Goncalves, ChristopherBRG Co-Chair & Director,

Energy & Natural Resources.

BREAKING RULES AND

CHANGING THE GAME: WILL

SHALE GAS ROCK THE

WORLD?


Raskin, Davidpartner in the Washington, DC

office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP.

GETTING DISTRIBUTED

GENERATION RIGHT: A

RESPONSE TO “DOES

DISRUPTIVE COMPETITION

MEAN A DEATH SPIRAL FOR

ELECTRIC UTILITIES?”


Niefer, Mark J.

Trial Attorney, U.S. Dep't of

Justice, Antitrust Div., Suite 7100,

450 Fifth St., NW, Washington,

DC 20530.

INFORMATION AND

COMPETITION IN ELECTRIC

POWER MARKETS: IS

TRANSPARENCY THE HOLY

GRAIL?


Scott, Inara


Business, Oregon State University,

J.D. Lewis & Clark Law School.

KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON:

EXAMINING AND RE-

IMAGINING NLRA

PREEMPTION IN A TIME OF

ELECTRIC NECESSITY


Campbell-Ferrari, Alexandra

Campbell-Ferrari is an

environmental attorney

specializing in international and

domestic water issues. In addition

to her practice, Alexandra serves

as a Professorial Lecturer in Law

at The George Washington School

of Law. She has been awarded a

2014-2015 Fulbright Fellowship

to study water law and water

resources management in Spain.

MANAGING INTERSTATE

WATER RESOURCES:

TARRANT REGIONAL AND

BEYOND

44 Tex. Envtl. L.J. 235 Water Governance

Moot, John S.Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate,

Meagher & Flom, LLP.

SUBSIDIES, CLIMATE

CHANGE, ELECTRIC

MARKETS AND THE FERC

35 Energy L.J. 345 Governance Energy

Murphy, Allison Hettenbach, Todd; Olson, Thomas

Ms. Murphy, Mr. Hettenbach, and

Mr. Olson are attorneys in the

FERC Office of Enforcement,

Division of Investigations.

THE FERC ENFORCEMENT

PROCESS35 Energy L.J. 283 Energy Governance

Sidortsov, Roman

Doctoral Researcher at the Scott

Polar Research Institute and a

member of Churchill College at

the University of Cambridge in the

United Kingdom

THE MYTH OF

LIBERALIZATION: THE 2013

CHANGES IN THE RUSSIAN

LNG EXPORT REGIME

35 Energy L.J. 323 Governance Energy

Sokol, Karen C.


Loyola University New Orleans

College of Law; J.D., Yale Law

School.

TORT AS A DISRUPTER OF

CULTURAL MANIPULATION:

NEUROMARKETING AND

THE DAWN OF THE E-

CIGARETTE

66 S.C. L. Rev. 191 Toxic Substances Governance

Wood, John

Adjunct Professor of Green

Business, Environmental Studies

Program at Lasell College;

Executive Director, Econautics

Sustainability Institute. J.D., New

York University School of Law;

B.A. in English and Philosophy,

summa cum laude, Texas

Christian University.

CAN WE TEACH OLD LAWS A

NEW RISK? FEDERAL

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW,

RISK MANAGEMENT

THEORY, AND

CONTAMINATION OF U.S.

WATER SUPPLIES WITH

PHARMACEUTICAL AND

PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS

21 N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J. 193 Toxic Substances Water

23



Moffa, Anthony L. Safdi, Stephanie L. N/A

FREEDOM FROM THE COSTS

OF TRADE: A PRINCIPLED

ARGUMENT AGAINST

DORMANT COMMERCE

CLAUSE SCRUTINY OF

GOODS MOVEMENT

POLICIES


Gerstle, Brandon

Brandon Gerstle is an

environmental attorney with a J.D.

from the University of Oregon

School of Law

GIVING LANDOWNERS THE

POWER: A DEMOCRATIC

APPROACH FOR

ASSEMBLING

TRANSMISSION CORRIDORS

29 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 535 Land Use Energy

Shackelford, Scott J.

Assistant Professor of Business

Law and Ethics, Indiana

University, Kelley School of

Business; Distinguished Visiting

Fellow, University of Notre Dame

Institute for Advanced Study.

NEITHER MAGIC BULLET

NOR LOST CAUSE: LAND

TITLING AND THE WEALTH

OF NATIONS

21 N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J. 272 Land Use

Reisinger, William T.

Assistant Attorney General, Office

of the Attorney General of

Virginia; Distinguished Visitor in

Natural Resources Law,

Appalachian School of Law

PUBLIC UTILITIES LAW 49 U. Rich. L. Rev. 137 Governance Energy

Hooker, Megan

Megan Hooker is the Associate

Stewardship Director with

American Whitewater

RECREATION AND

AESTHETICS IN THE PUBLIC

INTEREST: HISTORY AND

OVERVIEW OF

HYDROPOWER LICENSE

DENIALS BY THE FEDERAL

ENERGY REGULATORY

COMMISSION

29 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 87 Governance Energy

Stewart, Richard B. Stewart, Jane B.

Richard B. Stewart: University

Professor and John Edward

Sexton Professor of Law, New

York University. Jane B. Stewart:

Director, International

Environmental Legal Assistance

Program, Guarini Center on

Environmental and Land Use

Law, New York University.

SOLVING THE SPENT

NUCLEAR FUEL IMPASSE21 N.Y.U. Envtl. L.J. 1 Energy Waste

Goho, Shaun A.

Senior Clinical Instructor, Emmett

Environmental Law & Policy

Clinic, and Lecturer on Law,

Harvard Law School

THE UNLAMENTED DEMISE

OF THE FEDERAL

DEFENDANT RULE

29 J. Envtl. L. & Litig. 467 Governance

Wasserman, Rhonda

Wasserman - Professor of Law

and Buchanan, Ingersoll &

Rooney Faculty Scholar,

University of Pittsburgh School of

Law

FUTURE CLAIMANTS AND

THE QUEST FOR GLOBAL

PEACE

64 Emory L.J. 531 Governance

Kramer, Bruce M.

Honorary Trustee, Rocky

Mountain Mineral Law

Foundation; Of Counsel,

McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore

LLP; Maddox Professor of Law

Emeritus, Texas Tech University

School of Law; Thomson Visiting

Professor of Law, Colorado

University School of Law; J.D.,

B.A., UCLA; L.L.M., University

of Illinois College of Law

POOLING AND UNITIZATION:

AN HISTORICAL

PERSPECTIVE AND AN

INTRODUCTION TO BASIC

VOCABULARY


PAPER NO. 1Land Use Natural Resources

Hall, Keith B.

Director of the Mineral Law

Institute and the Campanile

Charities Professor of Energy Law

at Louisiana State University Law

School, where he teaches Mineral

Rights, Advanced Mineral Law,

International Petroleum

Transactions, and an Energy Law

Seminar that focuses on

environmental issues relating to

the oil and gas industry

SINGLE WELL SPACING AND

POOLING: STATE SPACING

AND JURISDICTION OVER

CONSERVATION


PAPER NO. 11Land Use Natural Resources

Sun, Lisa Grow Daniels, Brigham

Sun- Associate Professor, BYU

Law School; Daniels- Professor,

BYU Law School

MIRRORED EXTERNALITIES 90 Notre Dame L. Rev. 135 Governance

Livermore, Michael A. Revesz, Richard L. Professor at UVA lawRethinking Health-Based

Environmental Standards89 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 1184 Governance

Sabbeth, Kathryn A.


University of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill

WHAT'S MONEY GOT TO DO

WITH IT?: PUBLIC INTEREST

LAWYERING AND PROFIT

91 Denv. U. L. Rev. 441 Governance

Holland, Mary Zachary, Chase E.

Holland – Research Scholar and

Director of the Graduate

Lawyering Program, New York

University School of Law;

Zachary – J.D., 2014, NYU

School of Law, Ph.D. Chemistry,

Princeton University

Herd Immunity and Compulsory

Childhood Vaccination: Does the

Theory Justify the Law?

93 Or. L. Rev. 1 Governance

24



Crocker, Katherine Mims

Associate, McGuireWoods LLP,

J.D., 2012, University of Virginia

School of Law

Justifying a Prudential Solution to

the Williamson County Ripeness

Puzzle

49 Ga. L. Rev. 163 Land Use Governance

Sharkey, Catherine M. Professor at NYU

STATE FARM “WITH TEETH”:

HEIGHTENED JUDICIAL

REVIEW IN THE ABSENCE OF

EXECUTIVE OVERSIGHT

89 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 1589 Governance

Diller, Paul A. Professor of law at Willamette

University

WHY DO CITIES INNOVATE

IN PUBLIC HEALTH?

IMPLICATIONS OF SCALE

AND STRUCTURE

91 Wash. U. L. Rev. 1219 Governance

Volpe, Maria R.

Volpe- Professor of Sociology,

Director of the Dispute Resolution

Program, and Director of the City

University of New York Dispute

Resolution Consortium at John

Jay College of Criminal Justice-

CUNY

POST DISASTER ADR

RESPONSES: PROMISES AND

CHALLENGES

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 95 Governance

Schwarcz, Daniel Schwarcz, Steven L.

Schwarcz, D - Associate

Professor and Solly Robins

Distinguished Research Fellow,


School;

REGULATING SYSTEMIC

RISK IN INSURANCE81 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1569 Governance

DePianto, David E.

Assistant Professor of Law, The

SMU Dedman School of Law;

J.D., Georgetown University Law

Center; Ph.D., University of

California at Berkeley

STICKY COMPLIANCE: AN

ENDOWMENT ACCOUNT OF

EXPRESSIVE LAW

2014 Utah L. Rev. 327 Governance

Hussey Freeland, Deborah M.

Research Fellow Stanford,

Associate Professor, University of

San Francisco School of Law;

J.D., Stanford Law School; Ph.D.

Interdisciplinary Program in

Biophysics, Stanford University.

Law & Science: Toward a Unified

Field47 Conn. L. Rev. 529 Governance

Ryan, Erin

Associate Professor, Lewis &

Clark Law School; J.D., Harvard

Law School, M.A., Wesleyan

University, B.A., Harvard

University.

THE SPENDING POWER AND

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

AFTER SEBELIUS

85 U. Colo. L. Rev. 1003 Governance

Barnett-Rose, Rita

Rita- Associate Professor of Legal

Analysis, Writing and Research at

the Dale E. Fowler School of Law

at Chapman University.

COMPULSORY WATER

FLUORIDATION:

JUSTIFIABLE PUBLIC

HEALTH BENEFIT OR

HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL

RESEARCH WITHOUT

INFORMED CONSENT?


Rev. 201Governance Water

Chen, James Ming

Chen- Justin Smith Morrill Chair

in Law, Michigan State

University; Of Counsel,

Technology Law Group of

Washington, D.C.

CORRELATION, COVERAGE,

AND CATASTROPHE: THE

CONTOURS OF FINANCIAL

PREPAREDNESS FOR

DISASTER

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 56 Natural Resources Governance

Fazio, Christine Fazio- Adjunct Professor at

Fordham Law School

ENSURING EQUITABLE

DISASTER RELIEF TO

HOMEOWNERS AND

BUSINESSES IMPACTED BY

NATURAL DISASTERS

26 Fordham Envtl. L. Rev. 1 Natural Resources Governance

White, Brent T.Sepe, Simone M.; Masconale,

Saura

White - Professor of Law and

Affiliated Professor of East Asian

Studies, The University of

Arizona James E. Rogers College

of Law; Sepe -Associate Professor

of Law, The University of Arizona

James E. Rogers College of Law;

Institute for Advanced Study in

Toulouse - Fondation Jean-

Jacques Laffont - Toulouse

School of Economics; Masconale -

Assistant Professor, The

University of Arizona School of

Government and Public Policy

URBAN DECAY, AUSTERITY,

AND THE RULE OF LAW64 Emory L.J. 1 Land Use Governance

Seidenfeld, Mark

Patricia A. Dore Professor of

Administrative Law and Dean of

Research, The Florida State


A PROCESS FAILURE

THEORY OF STATUTORY

INTERPRETATION

56 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 467 Governance

Gubler, Zachary J.

Associate Professor, Arizona

State University Sandra Day

O'Connor College of Law

RECONSIDERING THE

INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN OF

FEDERAL SECURITIES

REGULATION

56 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 409 Governance

Spence, David B.

Professor of Law, Politics &

Regulation, University of Texas

School of Law and McCombs

School of Business

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY

OF LOCAL VETOES93 Tex. L. Rev. 351 Governance

25



Babcock, Hope M.law professor at Georgetown

University Law Center

DISMISSAL OF THE

CERTIORARI PETITION IN

PACIFIC RIVERS COUNCIL: A

BULLET DODGED IN THE

SUPREME COURT'S WAR

AGAINST PUBLIC

CHALLENGES TO FLAWED

FEDERAL LAND USE

PLANNING

32 Va. Envtl. L.J. 226 Land Use Governance

Phelps, Jess R.

Team Leader for Preservation

Services at Historic New England;

USDA's Office of General

Counsel, Natural Resources and

Environment Division

“SCARCELY A VESTIGE OF

ANTIQUITY REMAINS”:

EVALUATING THE ROLE OF

PRESERVATION EASEMENTS

IN PROTECTING HISTORIC

RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE

44 Envtl. L. Rep. News &

Analysis 10808Land Use

Cruden, John President of ELI2014 SUPREME COURT

REVIEW AND PREVIEW


Analysis 10005Governance Air

Adams-Schoen, Sarah

Deepa Badrinarayana, Cinnamon

Carlarne, Robin Kundis

Craig,John C. Dernbach, Keith H.

Hirokawa, Alexandra B.

Klass, Katrina Fischer

Kuh, Stephen R. Miller, Jessica

Owley, Shannon Roesler,

Jonathan Rosenbloom, Inara

Scott, David Takacs

Environmental Law CollaborativeA RESPONSE TO THE IPCC

FIFTH ASSESSMENT


Analysis 10027Climate Change

Dow, Chris Attorney

A TALE OF TWO RIVERS: AN

ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT

APPROACHES TO PROVING

INTENT FOR CERCLA

ARRANGER LIABILITY


Analysis 10699Waste

Leone, Frank Miller, Mark Attorneys, Hollingsworth LLP

ACTS OF GOD, WAR, AND

THIRD PARTIES: THE

PREVIOUSLY OVERLOOKED

CERCLA DEFENSES


Analysis 10129Waste Governance

Hayat, Becky Moore, Robert

Hayat - Attorney, Natural

Resource Defense Council; Moore

- Senior Policy Analyst, Natual

Resource Defense Council

ADDRESSING

AFFORDABILITY AND LONG-

TERM RESILIENCY

THROUGH THE NATIONAL

FLOOD INSURANCE

PROGRAM


Analysis 10338Natural Resources

Colburn, Jamison E.Professor of Law at Penn State

University.

ADMINISTERING THE

NATIONAL


ACT


Analysis 10287Governance

Nolon, John R. Professor of Law at Pace


AN ENVIRONMENTAL

UNDERSTANDING OF THE

LOCAL LAND USE SYSTEM


Analysis 10215Land Use Climate Change

Tarr, Jeremy M. Hoppock, David

Tarr-Policy Analyst, Duke

University's Nicholas Institute for

Environmental Policy Solutions;

Hoppock-Senior Policy Analyst,

Duke University's Nicholas

Institute for Environmental Policy

Solutions

APPLES AND ORANGES:

ASSESSING THE

STRINGENCY OF EPA'S

CLEAN POWER PLAN



Dillard, Carter

Director of Litigation at the

Animal Legal Defense Fund and

Steering Committee Member of

the Population Ethics Research

Project at the University of Oxford

BECOMING US45 Envtl. L. Rep. News &


Zhang, Hao Arup, Christopher

Members of the Monash Business

School, Department of Business

Law, Monash University,

Melbourne, Australia

BEYOND THE CDM:

REGULATING CHINA’S

DOMESTIC OFFSET SCHEME



Breggin, Linda K. Amsalem, Judith

Breggin-Senior Attorney, ELI;

Amsalem-Former Research

Associate, ELI

BIG DATA AND THE

ENVIRONMENT: A SURVEY

OF INITIATIVES AND

OBSERVATIONS MOVING

FORWARD



Falk, Robert L. Wee, Jasmine

Falk - Partner, Morrison &

Foerster LLP; Wee - Student,

University of Hong Kong

CHINA'S NEW

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION LAW



Traynor, Michael

President Emeritus, AmericanLaw

Institute and Senior Counsel at

Cobalt LLP

COMMUNICATING

SCIENTIFIC UNCERTAINTY:

A LAWYER’S PERSPECTIVE



Holley, Cameron

Senior Research Fellow at the

Law Faculty, UNSW Australia,

Connected Waters Initiative

Research Center and National

Center for Groundwater Research

and Training

CRAFTING COLLABORATIVE

GOVERNANCE: WATER

RESOURCES, CALIFORNIA’S

DELTA PLAN, AND AUDITED

SELF-MANAGEMENT IN NEW

ZEALAND


Analysis 10324Water Governance

Fitzgerald, Edward A.Professor, Political science at

Wright State University

DEFENDERS OF WILDLIFE v.

JEWELL: WYOMING WOLVES

RECEIVE A WARRANTED

REPRIEVE--BUT FOR HOW

LONG?


Analysis 10447Wildlife

26



Pappas, Michael

Assistant Professor of Law at the

University of Maryland Francis

King Carey School of Law

DEFINING POWER PROPERTY

EXPECTATIONS


Analysis 10542Land Use Energy

Monast, Jonas Hoppock, David

Monast-Climate and Energy

Program Director, Duke

University's Nicholas Institute for

Environmental Policy Solutions;

Senior Lecturing Fellow, Duke

Law School;

Hoppock-Senior Policy Analyst,

Duke University's Nicholas

Institute for Environmental Policy

Solutions

DESIGNING CO2

PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

FOR A TRANSITIONING

ELECTRICITY SECTOR: A

MULTI-BENEFITS

FRAMEWORK


Analysis 11068Climate Change Energy

Liebesman, Lawrence R.

Partner at Holland & Knight,

Adjunct Professor at George


School, and co-author of

ELI'sEndangered Species Act

Deskbook

DETERMINING THE

CONSERVATION VALUE OF

HABITAT: MODERN

CHALLENGES UNDER THE



Analysis 10265Wildlife

Pedersen, William F. Senior Counsel with Perkins Coie

DOES EPA’S §111(D)

PROPOSAL RELY ON AN

UNPRECEDENTED AND

LEGALLY FORBIDDEN

APPROACH TO EMISSION

REDUCTION?


Analysis 10278Air Climate Change

Bronin, Sara C.Professor of Law at the University

of ConnecticutENERGY IN THE ECOPOLIS


Analysis 10514Energy

Deverman, Ron

P.E. Hudson, Karen Johnson,

Ronald E. Lamb, Daniel R.

Mandelker, Stephen Pyle, Dr.

Robert Senner

Ron Deverman is Associate Vice-

President of HNTB Corp., past

President of NAEP, and a 30-year

NEPA practitioner in Chicago.

P.E. Hudson, Esq., is Counsel and

Environmental Law and Planning

Training Director, Office of

General Counsel, U.S.

Department of the Navy, Ventura,

CA. Karen Johnson has 27 years'

experience in CEP-

Documentation in Wylie, TX.

Ronald E. Lamb CEP is chair of

the NAEP NEPA Practice in

Washington, D.C. Daniel R.

Mandelker is Stamper Professor

of Law, Washington University,

St. Louis, MO. Stephen Pyle,

Esq., is Project Manager at HDR

Environmental, Operations and

Construction, Inc., in Spring

Branch, TX. Dr. Robert Senner is

sole proprietor of Robert Senner

Consulting in Seattle.

ENVIRONMENTAL

ASSESSMENTS: GUIDANCE

ON BEST PRACTICE

PRINCIPLES



Hill, Barry E.Adjunct Professor of Law at

Vermont Law School

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE:

LEGAL THEORY AND

PRACTICE



Utzinger, Thomas A. Glicksman, Robert L.

Utzinger-In-house environmental

counsel for a major energy

company;

Glicksman-J.B. & Maurice C.

Shapiro Professor of

Environmental Law, The George


School

EPA'S 2013 ALL

APPROPRIATE INQUIRIES

RULEMAKING RAISES

LITIGATION AND

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

RISKS


Analysis 10763Waste

Reitze, Arnold W.

Professor of Law, S.J. Quinney

College of Law, the University of

Utah

EPA'S FINE PARTICULATE

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL

PROGRAM


Analysis 10996Air

Wood, Allison D. Knudsen, Andrew D.

Wood-Partner, Hunton &

Williams LLP (Washington,

D.C.);

Knudsen-Associate, Hunton &

Williams LLP (Washington, D.C.)

EPA'S NOVEL

INTERPRETATION OF “BEST

SYSTEM OF EMISSION

REDUCTION” FOR EXISTING

ELECTRIC GENERATING

UNITS VIOLATES THE CLEAN

AIR ACT


Analysis 11064Climate Change Air

Myers, Bruce Senior Attorney, ELI

FERTILIZER OR SOLID

WASTE: HOW FAR DOES

RCRA SPREAD?


Analysis 10633Waste

Ristino, Laurie

Associate Professor of Law and

Director of the Center for

Agriculture and Food Systems at

Vermont Law School

FOOD SECURITY: CONCEPT,

CHALLENGES, AND THE

ROLE OF ATTORNEYS


Analysis 10659Land Use (food security?)

DeMonte, JessicaPrincipal Attorney at Squire

Patton Boggs

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN

ACTION: EXAMPLES,

LESSONS LEARNED, AND

STRATEGIES FOR THE

FUTURE



Groten, Eric Partner, Vinson & Elkins LLC

HERE BE DRAGONS: LEGAL

THREATS TO EPA’S

PROPOSED EXISTING

SOURCE PERFORMANCE

STANDARDS FOR ELECTRIC

GENERATING UNITS



27



Nordhaus, Robert R. Zevin, Avi

Nordhaus-Professional Lecturer in

Law at George Washington

University Law School, senior

partner at Van Ness Feldman

LLP;

Zevin-associateat Van Ness

Feldman LLP

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

ON §111(D) OF THE CLEAN

AIR ACT



Galli, Craig D.

Partner at the Salt Lake City office

of Holland & Hart LLP, adjunct

professor of law at Brigham

Young University

INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS

OF ENVIRONMENTAL

CRIMES



Andes, FredPartner and Water Team Leader at

Barnes & Thornburg, LLP

KEY ISSUES IN SETTING

WATER QUALITY

STANDARDS


Analysis 10193Water

Arvidson, Carys A.

Tulane University Law School,

third-year law student (article won

Honorable Mention in the 2013-

2014 Beveridge & Diamond

Constitutional Environmental Law

Writing Competition)

KOONTZ v. ST. JOHNS RIVER

WATER MANAGEMENT

DISTRICT: WILL IT IMPACT

MITIGATION CONDITIONS IN

§404 PERMITS?


Analysis 10886Natural Resources Water

Hayes, David J.Distinguished Visiting Lecturer in

Law at Stanford Law School

LEANING ON NEPA TO

IMPROVE THE FEDERAL

PERMITTING PROCESS



Ferrey, StevenProfessor of Law at Suffolk


LEGAL AFTER-SHOCKS ON

THE ENERGY SEISMOGRAPH:

JUDICIAL PROHIBITION OF

RECENT STATE

REGULATION AND

PROMOTION OF POWER


Analysis 10523Energy Governance

Mintz, Joel A.

Professor of Law at Nova

Southeastern University's Shepard

Broad Law Center, Member-

Scholar at the Center for

Progressive Reform, and Elected

Member of the American Law

Institute

MEASURING

ENVIRONMENTAL

ENFORCEMENT SUCCESS:

THE ELUSIVE SEARCH FOR

OBJECTIVITY



Jablonski, John J.

Barney, Kris; Hopkins, George;

Noble, Michaela E.; Roseberry,

Connie S.; Swift, Anthony

Jablonski (moderator)-Partner,

Goldberg Segalla;

Barney-Manager, Professional

Education Program,

Environmental Law Institute;

Hopkins-Partner, Vinson & Elkins

LLP;

Noble-Chief, Environmental Law

Division, Office of Maritime and

International Law, United States

Coast Guard/The Judge Advocate

General, DHS;

Roseberry-General Attorney,

Union Pacific Railroad Company;

Swift-Staff Attorney, International

Program, Natural Resources

Defense Council

METHODS OF CRUDE OIL

TRANSPORT: RELATIVE

RISKS AND BENEFITS


Analysis 10731Waste

Konschnik, Kate Peskoe, Ari

Konschnik - Director of Harvard

Law School's Environmental

Policy Initiative; Peskoe - Energy

Law Fellow at Harvard Law

School's Environmental Policy

Initiative

MINIMIZING

CONSTITUTIONAL RISK IN

STATE ENERGY POLICY: A

SURVEY OF THE STATE OF

THE LAW



Thurlow, Matthew Bushey, Douglas

Thurlow-Attorney, Latham &

Watkins LLP; Trial attorney in the

U.S. Department of Justice

Environmental Enforcement

Section;

Bushey-Attorney, Latham &

Watkins LLP

NEGOTIATING EPA

PENALTIES: EPA'S PENALTY

POLICIES AND THE 2013

CIVIL MONETARY PENALTY

INFLATION ADJUSTMENT

RULE



Giles, Cynthia

Assistant Administrator for EPA's

Office of Enforcement and

Compliance Assurance

NEXT GENERATION

COMPLIANCE



Kyle, Jess

J.D. 2015, University of


School of Law (article won

Honorable Mention in the 2013-




OF CONSTITUTIONS AND

CULTURES: THE BRITISH

RIGHT TO ROAM AND

AMERICAN PROPERTY LAW



Stewart, Paul

Wayne State University Law

School (third-year J.D. student),

editor-in-chief of the Wayne Law

Review (article won the 2013-




PIKE BALANCING:

VULNERABILITIES OF STATE

GREENHOUSE GAS

REGULATIONS AND

POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS



28



Miller, Jeffrey G.Professor of Law Emeritus, Pace

Law School

PLAIN MEANING,

PRECEDENT, AND

METAPHYSICS:

INTERPRETING THE

“NAVIGBLE WATERS”

ELEMENT OF THE CLEAN

WATER ACT OFFENSE


Analysis 10548Water Governance

Outka, Uma

Associate Professor at the


Law

PROSPECTS FOR PUBLIC

POWER AND DISTRIBUTED

RENEWABLE ENERGY



Wilensky, MeredithAssociate Attorney at Lozeau

Drury LLP

RECONCILING

INTERNATIONAL

INVESTMENT LAW AND

CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY:

POTENTIAL LIABILITY FOR

CLIMATE MEASURES UNDER

THE TRANS-PACIFIC

PARTNERSHIP


Analysis 10683Climate Change Governance

Civita, Nicole M.

Affiliated Professor with the

University of Arkansas School of

Law's LL.M. Program in

Agricultural & Food Law

RESILIENCE: THE FOOD

POLICY IMPERATIVE FOR A

VOLATILE FUTURE


Analysis 10663Climate Change Land Use

Ceronsky, Megan Carbonell, Tomás

Ceronsky-Director of Regulatory

Policy and Senior Attorney,

Environmental Defense Fund;

Carbonell-Senior Attorney,

Environmental Defense Fund

SECTION 111(D) AND THE

CLEAN POWER PLAN: THE

LEGAL FOUNDATION FOR

STRONG, FLEXIBLE, AND

COST-EFFECTIVE CARBON

POLLUTION STANDARDS

FOR EXISTING POWER

PLANTS



Alagood, R. Kyle

2015 J.D. /D.C.L. Candidate at

Louisiana State University Law

Center

SETTLEMENT

CONFIDENTIALITY: A

“FRACKING” DISASTER FOR

PUBLIC HEALTH AND

SAFETY



Baake, David R.

Ford Foundation Post-Graduate

Fellow and Associate Advocate at

the Natural Resources Defense

Council

THE CLEAN POWER PLAN

AND STATUTORY

INTERPRETATION: IS THE

“BUILDING BLOCK”

APPROACH PERMISSIBLE

UNDER §111(D)?



Austin, Jay Senior Attorney, ELI

THE ETHICS OF

COMMUNICATING

SCIENTIFIC UNCERTAINTY



Laitos, Jan G. Okulskim Juliana E.

Laitos - Professor of Law and

John A. Carver Jr. Chair in

Natural Resources and

Environmental Law at the

University of Denver Sturm

College of Law; Okulsk - 2016

J.D. candidate at the University of

Denver Sturm College of Law

THE GARDENER AND THE

SICK GARDEN: HOW NOT TO

ADDRESS THE PLANET’S

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES



Martella Jr., Roger R.Attorney, Sidley Austin LLP;

2006-2008 EPA General Counsel

THE LEGAL SCRUTINY

SURROUNDING §111(D): WILL

IT SURVIVE OR STUMBLE?



Stevenson Jr., Russell B.

Visiting Professor of Law at


Center

THE MARYLAND


ACT: RESURRECTING A

TOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION



Yang, TsemingProfessor of Law at Santa Clara


THE MINAMATA

CONVENTION ON MERCURY

AND THE FUTURE OF

MULTILATERAL

ENVIRONMENTAL

AGREEMENTS



Patlis, JasonBaur, Donald; Lindley, Tom;

Murphy, Alan; Hampton, Priscilla

Patlis-President and CEO,

National Marine Sanctuary

Foundation;

Baur, Hampton, Lindley, Murphy-

Attorneys with the Environment,

Energy, and Resources practice at

Perkins Coie LLP in the

Washington, D.C., Portland,

Oregon, and San Francisco,

California offices

THE NATIONAL MARINE

SANCTUARY SYSTEM: THE

ONCE AND FUTURE PROMISE

OF COMPREHENSIVE OCEAN

GOVERNANCE


Analysis 10932Wildlife Water

29



Clark, Jeffrey B.

Pruitt, Scott; Brownell, F.

William; McCormick III, Patrick;

Doniger, David

Clark (moderator)-chair of the

Federalist Society's environmental

law and property rights practice

group executive committee,

partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP;

Pruitt-Oklahoma's Attorney

General;

Brownell-chair of the executive

committee and former head of the

administrative law and

environmental practice groups at

Hunton & Williams LLP;

McCormick-Republican Chief

Counsel for the U.S. Senate

Energy and Natural Resources

Committee;

Doniger-director and senior

attorney for the Natural Resources

Defense Council's climate and

clean air program

THE OKLAHOMA ATTORNEY

GENERAL'S PLAN: THE

CLEAN AIR ACT §111(D)

FRAMEWORK THAT

PRESERVES STATES' RIGHTS



Franklin, CharlesSenior Counsel at Akin Gump

Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

THE PRICE OF REFORM:

MODELS FOR FINANCING A

TOXIC SUBSTANCES

CONTROL ACT 2.0


Analysis 10405Toxic Substances Governance

Romita, Michael N. Partner at Mercury Strategies,

LLC

THE RENEWABLE FUEL

PROGRAM AT AN

INFLECTION POINT: POLICY

IMPLICATIONS OF EPA’S

PROPOSED 2014-2016

RENEWABLE FUEL

STANDARD



Schoonover, Jordan R.2014 summa cumlaude graduate

of Lewis & Clark Law School

UNITED STATES v. DTE

ENERGY CO.: A FLAWED

DECISION WITH

IMPLICATIONS FOR THE

FUTURE ENFORCEABILITY

OF NEW SOURCE REVIEW


Analysis 10589Air

Morrison, Matthew Stockton, Bryan

Morrison -Partner, Pillsbury

Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP ;

Stockton - Associate, Pillsbury

Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

WHAT’S OLD IS NEW AGAIN:

STATE COMMON-LAW TORT

ACTIONS ELUDE CLEAN AIR

ACT PREEMPTION


Analysis 10282Air Governance

Boyd, Thomas Harvard Law School student

WHO OWNS THE TEXAS

SKY? AN ANALYSIS OF WIND

RIGHTS IN TEXAS



Myers, Bruce

Kopocis, Ken; Wood, Lance;

Duncan, Deidre; Goldman-Carter,

Jan

Myers (moderator)-Senior

Attorney at the Environmental

Law Institute;

Kopocis-Deputy Assistant

Administrator for the Office of

Water at the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency;

Wood-Assistant Chief Counsel for

Environmental Laws and

Regulatory Programs at the U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers;

Duncan-Partner at Hunton &

Williams;

Goldman-Carter-Wetlands and

Water Resources Counsel at the

National Wildlife Federation

WILL THE NEW WATERS OF

THE UNITED STATES

(WOTUS) RULE FLOAT?


Analysis 10857Water

Rogerson, Amanda

Rogerson wrote this Comment as

a third-year law student and

Bowerman Fellow for the

Environmental and Natural

Resources Law Center at the

University of Oregon School of

Law

THE TRIBAL TRUST AND

GOVERNMENT-TO-

GOVERNMENT

CONSULTATION IN A NEW

ECOLOGICAL AGE

ORLR | 93 Or. L. Rev. 771 Governance Climate Change

Torrez, Marya

Torrez: Holds a J.D. from


Center and an LL.M. from


College of Law.

ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE:

TRADE LAW IMPLICATIONS

OF TAXING MEAT TO FIGHT

CLIMATE CHANGE

GEOIELR | 27 Geo. Int’l Envtl. L.

Rev. 61Governance Climate Change

Farah, Paolo Davide Cima, Elena

Farah: West Virginia University,

Department of Public

Administration within the Eberly

College of Arts and Sciences and

College of Law. Research

Scientist and Principal Investigator

at Global Law Initiatives for

Sustainable Development (United

Kingdom); Cima: Ph.D. Candidate

at the Graduate Institute of

International and Development

Studies, Geneva (Switzerland)

THE WORLD TRADE

ORGANIZATION,

RENEWABLE ENERGY

SUBSIDIES, AND THE CASE

OF FEED-IN TARIFFS: TIME

FOR REFORM TOWARD

SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT?



30



Moghul, Umar F. Safar-Aly, Samir H.K.

Moghul: He is a corporate and

finance attorney with over fifteen

years of experience. His practice

has encompassed Islamic

investment and financial

transactions in the realm of private

equity, real estate, cross-border

joint ventures, and the design of

novel products and transactions.

He is a lecturer in Law at the

University of Connecticut where

he teaches courses in Islamic law

and Islamic finance and

investment law; Safar-Aly: Samir

currently practices as a finance

lawyer at the Dubai office of a

leading international law firm.

LL.M. (University of California,

Berkeley), LL.B. (Hons)

(University of Kent, Canterbury),

MCIArb, ACSI, IFQ. Samir is a

qualified Solicitor of the Senior

Courts of England and Wales,

having trained at a leading

international law firm based in

London, where he focused on

banking, disputes, and energy

related matters.

GREEN <<Unknown

Characters>>: THE

INTRODUCTION OF ISLAM’S

ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

TO CONTEMPORARY

ISLAMIC FINANCE



Amos, Adell L. Swensen, Christopher R.

Amos: Professor of Law &

Associate Dean for Academic

Affairs at University of Oregon

School of Law; Swensen: Post

Graduate Fellow, University of

Oregon School of Law

EVALUATING INSTREAM

FLOW PROGRAMS:

INNOVATIVE APPROACHES

AND PERSISTENT

CHALLENGES IN THE

WESTERN UNITED STATES

61 RMMLF-INST 22-1 (2015) Water Governance

Vera, Luis Inaraja

Vera: Attorney admitted to the

Barcelona Bar (Spain). During his

time at the firm Cuatrecasas,

Gonçalves Pereira, he represented

clients in the practice areas of

administrative, environmental and

natural resources law.

INSTREAM FLOWS IN

CALIFORNIA AND SPAIN:

THE THORNY ISSUE OF

COMPENSATION



Huang, Ziyi Huang: J.D. 2014, Georgetown

University Law Center.

CASE STUDY ON THE WATER

MANAGEMENT OF THE

YALUZANGBU/BRAHMAPUT

RA RIVER



Sullivan, Edward J.

Sullivan: B.A., St. John's

University (N.Y.), 1966; J.D.,

Willamette University, 1969;

M.A. (History), Portland State

University, 1973; Urban Studies

Certificate, Portland State

University, 1974; LL.M.,

University College, London, 1978;

Diploma in Law, University

College, Oxford, 1984; M.A.

(Political Thought), University of

Durham, 1998.

URBAN GROWTH

MANAGEMENT IN

PORTLAND, OREGON

ORLR | 93 Or. L. Rev. 455 Land Use Governance

Anderson, Owen L. Park, J. Jay

Anderson: Professor Emeritus,

University of Oklahoma College

of Law; Park:Park Energy Law

and Petroleum Regimes Advisory

Ltd.

SOUTH OF THE BORDER,

DOWN MEXICO WAY: THE

PAST PRESENT, AND FUTURE

OF PETROLEUM

DEVELOPMENT IN MEXICO--

PART II

61 RMMLF-INST 20-1 (2015) Energy Governance

Rudberg, Peter M.Escobar, Marisa; Gantenbein,

Julie; Niiro, Nicholas

Rudberg: Research Associate at

Stockholm Environment Institute,

Ph.D. candidate at Wageningen

University, Netherlands; Escobar:

Research Associate at Stockholm

Environment Institute, Ph.D.

candidate at Wageningen

University, Netherlands;

Gantenbein: Attorney at Water

and Power Law Group PC; Niiro:

Associate Attorney at Water and

Power Law Group PC

MITIGATING THE ADVERSE

EFFECTS OF HYDROPOWER

PROJECTS: A COMPARATIVE

REVIEW OF RIVER

RESTORATION AND

HYDROPOWER REGULATION

IN SWEDEN AND THE

UNITED STATES


Rev. 251Energy Governance

Bell, Ruth Greenspan

Greenspan: Public Policy Scholar

at the Woodrow Wilson

International Center for Scholars;

Research Associate, Center for

Decision Sciences, Columbia

Business School; and Visiting

Scholar at the Environmental Law

Institute

CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY

THROUGH THE REAR VIEW

MIRROR


Rev. 91Climate Change Governance

Righetti, Tara K.

Righetti: Assistant Professor of

Law at University of Wyoming

College of Law

SURFACE ACCESS TO

SEVERED FEDERAL

MINERALS

61 RMMLF-INST 8-1 (2015) Natural Resources

31



Christiansen, Mark D.

Christiansen: Attorney at McAfee

& Taft; Pierce: Professor of Law

at Washburn University School of

Law

WHEN THE HORIZONTAL

AND VERTICAL COLLIDE:

FRAC HITS AND OPERATOR

QUEST FOR DÉTENTE IN THE

COMMON RESERVOIR

61 RMMLF-INST 12-1 (2015) Natural Resources

Hsu, Shi-Ling

Shi-Ling: John W. Larson

Professor and Associate Dean for

Environmental Programs, Florida

State University College of Law

SCALE ECONOMIES, SCALE

EXTERNALITIES: HOG

FARMING AND THE

CHANGING AMERICAN

AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY

94 Or. L. Rev. 23 Land Use

Wake, Luke A. M. Bona, Jarod

Wake: Senior staff attorney with

the National Federation of

Independent Business Small

Business Legal Center; M. Bona:

Attorney at Bona Law PC

LEGISLATIVE EXACTIONS

AFTER KOONTZ v. ST. JOHNS

RIVER MANAGEMENT

DISTRICT


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Dzienkowski, John S.

Dzienkowski: Dean John F.

Sutton, Jr. Chair in Lawyering and

the Legal Process at University of

Texas School of Law

LAWYER LIABILITY TO

ADVERSARIES AND

NONCLIENTS: SUING

OPPOSING COUNSEL

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Hall, Keith B.

Hall: Campanile Charities

Associate Professor of Energy

Law; Director, Mineral Law

Institute; Associate Professor of at

Louisiana State University Paul

M. Hebert Law Center

INDUCED SEISMICITY: AN

ENERGY LAWYER'S GUIDE

TO LEGAL ISSUES AND THE

CAUSES OF MAN-MADE

EARTHQUAKES

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Brewer: Assistant Professor in

Environmental Studies at the

University of Kansas and a citizen

of the Cherokee Nation of

Oklahoma; Warner: Elizabeth

Ann Kronk Warner is an

Associate Dean of Academic

Affairs, Professor of Law, and

Director of the Tribal Law and

Government Center at the


Law. She is a citizen of the Sault

Ste.

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KNOWLEDGE IN THE AGE OF

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