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Money or Nothing:
The Adverse Environmental Consequences
of Uncompensated Regulatory Takings
Boston College Law Review
Related Article from Regulation: Anti-Conservation IncentivesExamining the Case for the California Waiver
Testimony before the Senate Environment Committee
Related Article from Engage: Can the Golden State Catch a Greenhouse WaiverAssessing Massachusetts v. EPA:
From Virginia Law Review In Brief
Warming Up to Climate Change Litigation
From Northwestern University Law Review Colloquy
Massachusetts v. EPA Heats Up Climate Policy
No Less than Administrative Law:
A Comment on Professors Watts and Wildermuth
"Has the Supreme Court Seen Green?" -- Panel at AEI
Video & Transcript Available here
From Regulation
Don't Politicize Science
(Unless You're On My Side)Once More With Feeling:
Reaffirming the Limits of Clean Water Act Jurisdiction
From The Supreme Court and the Clean Water Act: Five EssaysMaterials on Massachusetts v. EPA:
The Global Warming Case before the Supreme Court
- Preview Panel at AEI
(with audio & video)
- Cato Institute Amicus Brief
- USA Today op-ed - "It's Not Up to the EPA"
- Volokh Conspiracy PostsReckoning with Rapanos:
Revisiting “Waters of The United States” and the Limits of Federal Wetland Regulation
(Available on SSRN)
forthcoming in Missouri Environmental Law & Policy Review
When Is Two a Crowd?
The Impact of Federal Action on State Environmental Regulation
(Available on SSRN)
forthcoming in Washington University Law Review
Testimony on the Meaning of "Waters of the United States" after United States v. Rapanos.
Before the Senate Environment Subcommittee
on Fisheries, Wildlife and Water - Aug. 1.
Review of D. Schoenbrod, Saving Our Environment From Washington
in Independent Review (Summer 2006)
The Green Costs of Kelo:
Economic Development Takings
and Environmental Protection
(with Ilya Somin; forthcoming in Washington University Law Review)
(Available on SSRN)
forthcoming in Harvard Environmental Law Review
From The Wall Street Journal:
Not All Law Is Politics in Robes
Samuel Alito: A Brilliant Judicial Mind
Is Morrison Dead?
Assessing a Supreme Drug (Law) Overdose
From Lewis & Clark Law Review Gonzales v. Raich Symposium
Jurisdictional Mismatch
in Environmental Federalism
Forthcoming in NYU Environmental Law Journal (SSRN)
Back to the Future of Conservation:
Changing Perceptions of Property Rights and Environmental Protection
Forthcoming in NYU Journal of Law & Liberty (SSRN)
From Legal Affairs' Debate Club:
Debating Federalism and Assisted Suicide
Can the Feds Preempt Oregon's Death with Dignity Act? A Debate w/ Wesley Smith
The Supreme Court
Looking Ahead to the 2005-06 Term
Forthcoming in Cato Supreme Court Review (SSRN)
Frank Meyer: The Fusionist as Federalist
(Publius Vol. 34, no. 4) Abstract only available on SSRN
How to Protect Environmental Protections
An Unedited Transcript and Video from the Center for American Progress
(Transcript will also appear in Environmental Law Reporter)
From Legal Affairs
A Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy:
It's Neither Vast, Nor a Conspiracy, Discuss.
Judicial Federalism and the Future
of Federal Environmental Regulation
Final version, as published in IOWA LAW REVIEW
Property Rights & Climate Change
From PERC Reports
See also here and here on The Commons Blog
The Fable of Federal
Environmental Regulation
Case Western Reserve Law Review
Short Excerpt in PERC ReportsFrom Regulation Magazine
Conservation Cartels:
How Competition Policy Harms Conservation
From TechCental Station:
Heated Nuisance Suits
The State AGs Latest Litigation
More on The Commons Blog Here
GlobalWarming.org Live Chat Transcript Here
From the Philadelphia Inquirer:
Clearing Away the Smog
Under President Bush, Air Quality Continues to ImproveFrom the Richmond Journal of Law & Technology:
Are Mandatory Labels for Biotch Foods Constitutional?
Environment 9-11
A review of RFK Jr's Crimes Against Nature
JHAdler v. RFK Jr.
NPR Talk of the Nation Transcript
From the Wall Street Journal:
The ESA: Bad for Your Land,
Bad for the Critters
Legal Obstacles to Private Ordering in Marine Fisheries
Roger Williams University Law Review Fisheries Symposium
What Erosion of Environmental Protection?
The Latest False Environmental Alarms
From AFF's Brainwash
The Precautionary Principle's
Challenge to Progress
Do Conservation Conventions Conserve?
An Assessment of CITES, CBD, and the Biosafety Protocol
Supreme Court's Federalism Not Anti-Environment
From ELI's Environmental Forum
Free Market Environmentalism Revisited
A Review of the Second Edition from Cato Journal
Adler v. O'Reilly
Discussing Bush's Environmental Record on the "Factor"
Adler on NRO
Columns from National Review Online
Conservation through Collusion:
Antitrust Barriers to Cooperative Fishery Management
Discussing the Estate Tax and the Environment
on NPR's Living on Earth
DISSIDENT FROM DENMARK:
A Review of The Skeptical Environmentalist
Let Fifty Flowers Bloom:
Transforming the States into Laboratories of Environmental Policy
(The Federalism Project/American Enterprise Institute)Transcript of AEI Roundtable available HERE
The Ducks Stop Here?
The Environmental Challenge to Federalism
Supreme Court Economic Review
Free & Green:
A New Approach to Environmental Protection
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
Adler v. Epstein
A Debate on Waste and the Dormant Commerce Clause
from The Green BagStand or Deliver:
Standing, Citizen Suits & Environmental Protection
Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum
Ecology, Liberty and Property:
A Free Market Environmental Reader
IS THE EPA COURTING TROUBLE?
The Controversial Study on the EPA's Record in Federal Court
Earth in the Balance?
The Environmental Policies of Albert Gore Jr.
Can the EPA Regulate Greenhouse Gases?
The Environmental Effort to Force EPA's HandThe Commons Blog
Environmental Policy from a Free-Market Perspective
(Blog posts are indexed here.)