UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy

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from December 1996
Last Number: June 2023

University of California at Los Angeles, School of Law
ISSN 0733-401X




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 246

December 22, 1998

  • The 1997 water rights settlement between the state of Montana and the Chippewa Cree tribe of the Rocky Boy's Reservation: the role of community and of the trustee.

  • Habitat conservation plans as recovery vehicles: jump-starting the Endangered Species Act.

  • Environmental management systems and community participation: rethinking chemical industry regulation.

    • June 22, 1999

  • Clearing the air: the Clean Air Act, GATT and the WTO's reformulated gasoline decision.

  • "Hot air" as precedent for developing countries? Equity considerations.

  • The risks and the advantages of agency discretion: evidence from EPA's Project XL.

  • Land preservation provides estate tax benefits: section 2031(c).

  • Environmental Injustices, Political Struggles: Race, Class and the Environment (1998).

  • Michael Tobias, Nature's Keepers: On the Front Lines of the Fight to Save Wildlife in America (1998).

    • December 22, 1999

  • Section 2(a) (ii) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968: an underutilized tool to designate national wild and scenic rivers.

  • "Improving" project XL: helping adaptive management to work within EPA.

  • The politics of carbon dioxide emissions reduction: the role of pluralism in shaping the Climate Change Technology Initiative.

  • CERCLA Section 113(h) & RCRA citizen suits: to bar or not to bar?

    • June 22, 2000

  • Conservation on the cusp: the reformation of national forest policy in the Sierra Nevada.

  • Sustainable development and the search for a better environment, a better world: a work in progress.

  • Environment in context.

  • Running aground in a sea of complex litigation: a case comment on the Exxon Valdez litigation.

    • June 22, 2001

  • Emergence of an international environmental criminal law?

  • The experience of the Montreal Protocol: particularly remarkable, and remarkably particular.

  • The role of process and participation in the development of effective international environmental agreements: a study of the global treaty on persistent organic pollutants (POPs).

  • Why is there no international forestry law?: An examination of international forestry regulation, both public and private.

  • The poverty of Africa's position at the Climate Change Convention negotiations.

  • Environmentalism and the disaster strategy.

  • The transboundary movement of hazardous waste in the Mediterranean regional context.

  • Heads in the sand as the tide rises: environmental ethics and the law on climate change.

    • June 22, 2002

  • Conservation trust funds.

  • The failure of EPA's water quality reforms: from environment-enhancing competition to uniformity and polluter profits.

  • Bureau of Land Management National Conservation Areas: legitimate conservation or Satan's Spawn?

  • Continued cartographic chaos, or a new paradigm in public land reconfiguration? The effect of new laws authorizing limited sales of public land.

  • The Peaceful Settlement of International Environmental Disputes: A Pragmatic Approach.

    • December 22, 2002

  • Environmental rights of indigenous peoples under the Alien Tort Claims Act, the public trust doctrine and corporate ethics, and environmental dispute resolution.

  • Trade, sustainability, and the WTO: environmental protection in the Hong Kong SAR.

  • Mandating negotiations to solve the NIMBY problem: a creative regulatory response.

  • Indigenous peoples and the environment: convergence from a Nordic perspective.

    • December 22, 2003

  • California's AB 1493: trendsetting or setting ourselves up to fail?

  • In the smaller scope of conscience: the Native American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act twelve years after.

    • December 22, 1996

  • Regional trade and the environment: European lessons for North America.

  • Paradise delayed - the continuing sage of the Los Angeles Basin Federal Clean Air Implementation Plan.

  • ITQS as collateral rightly understood: preserving commerce and conserving fisheries.

  • Does preventing "take" constitute an unconstitutional "taking"? An analysis of possible defenses to Fifth Amendment taking claims based on the Endangered Species Act.

    • June 22, 1997

  • Saving the spirit of our places: a view on our built environment.

  • Justice for the sea turtle: marine conservation and the Court of International Trade.

  • Divvying Atlantis: who owns the land beneath navigable manmade reservoirs?

    • December 22, 1997

  • The mouse that roared: how the National Forest Management Act diversity of species provision is changing public timber harvesting.

  • GATT and the environment: reconciling liberal trade policies with environmental preservation.

  • Environmental stigma damages: speculative damages in environmental tort cases.

  • Legislative expansion of Fifth Amendment 'takings'? A discussion of the regulatory takings law and proposed compensation legislation.

    • June 22, 1998

  • Borders and discharges: regulation of tribal activities under the Clean Water Act in states with NPDES program authority.

  • The fine print of state environmental audit privileges.

  • Recognizing the vital role of local communities in international legal instruments for conserving biodiversity.