Category: Printed
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Speech: In Love With the Wild: Thoughts About the Public Lands in the 21st Century
[1]Years ago, the writer and activist Terry Tempest Williams and I stood on the sidewalk in front of the Whitney Museum in New York asking passersby if they knew what […]
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In Atmosphere We Trust: Atmospheric Trust Litigation and the Environmental Advocate’s Toolkit
Introduction In May 2018, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere averaged 411.24 parts per million, representing the highest concentration ever recorded.[2] Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, largely produced by human activities, […]
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Colorado’s Ground-Level Ozone Burden
I. INTRODUCTION Since 1970, the federal government has been regulating ground-level ozone under the Clean Air Act (“CAA”). At the ground level, ozone is an air pollutant, […]
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Giving BioJet Wings: Policy Instruments for a Carbon Neutral Aviation Sector
Sustainable Aviation Fuels (“SAFs”) entered commercial markets a decade ago to replace fossil fuels. Unlike in road transport, where biofuels have been gradually deployed, the uptake of SAF in aviation […]
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Wringing Wonder From the Arid Landscape of Law
INTRODUCTION It is easy to celebrate the multi-faceted work of Charles Wilkinson. His public service has given voice to many lives and communities. His teaching has transformed […]
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Speech: Cost-Nothing Analysis: Environmental Economics in the Age of Trump
I am going to talk tonight about economic analysis of environmental policy. My talk has four main parts, plus a conclusion that not everyone will like. First, I’m going to […]
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Fluid Standing: Incorporating the Indigenous Rights of Nature Concept into Collaborative Management of the Colorado River Ecosystem
Introduction Across the globe, what was once unthinkable is now coming into practice: national governments have acquiesced to their indigenous peoples’ beliefs that natural resources such as trees and rivers […]
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Assured Water Supply Laws in the Western States: The Current State of Play
ABSTRACT Better integration of water and land use planning has become an almost universal rallying cry in areas of water scarcity. A starting point for this integration is […]
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An Alternative to the Absolute Bar Effect of Statutes of Repose
INTRODUCTION This Note discusses two time-to-file requirements in the context of toxic tort litigation: statutes of limitation and statutes of repose. Plaintiffs first must file on time according to the […]
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Hydraulic Fracturing, Radioactive Waste, and Inconsistent Regulation
Introduction Innovation in hydraulic fracturing and the shift from traditional drilling to advanced hydraulic fracturing has changed the face of oil and gas production in the United States, resulting in […]