Volume 12

Issue 1

Introduction

Articles

The Environmental Laws of the 1970s: They Looked Good on Paper

By William H. Rodgers, Jr.

Stop the Beach Renourishment Stops Private Beachowners’ Right to Exclude the Public

By Sidney F. Ansbacher, Kristen G. Juras, and Robert K. Lincoln

Twists and Turns in Ancient Roads: As Unidentified Corridors Become a Reality in 2010, Act 178’s Shortcomings Come into Focus

By Alexander Hood

Towards Overcoming the Conflict Between Environmental Tax Leakage and Border Tax Adjustment Concessions for Developing Countries

By Jon M. Truby

Policy Paper

Sustainable Communities for a Sustainable State: California’s Efforts to Curb Sprawl and Cut Global Warming Emissions

By Mary D. Nichols

Note

The Road Ahead: R.S. 2477 Right-of-Way Claims After Wilderness Society v. Kane County, Utah

By Andrew Stone

Book Review

The Legal Landscape – A Review of John Copeland Nagle, Law ‘s Environment. How the Law Shapes the Places We Live

By Julie Graves Krishnaswami

Issue 2


Introduction

Articles

Continental Drift: Agricultural Trade and the Widening Gap Between European Union and United States Animal Welfare Laws

By Pamela A. Vesilind

The Caribbean Agricultural Health and Food Safety Agency: Implications for Regional and International Trade

By The Honorable Mr. Justice Winston Anderson

Comprehensive Regulatory Review: Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Under the Clean Water Act from 1972 to the Present

By Hannah Connor

A Comparison of the General Provisions Found in Right-to-Farm Statutes

By Rusty Rumley

Small, Slow, and Local: Essays on Building a More Sustainable and Local Food System

By Mary Jane Angelo with Amelia Timbers, Matthew J Walker, Joshua B. Donabedian, Devon Van Noble, Erik Phillips-Nania, Emily Parish, and Jennifer L. Perez

Farm Preservation: A Vermont Land-Use Perspective

By Todd W. Daloz

The Struggle Between Man and Nature-Agriculture, Nonpoint Source Pollution, and Clean Water: How to Implement the State of Vermont’s Phosphorous TMDL Within the Lake Champlain Basin

By Lara D. Guercio

Notes

The 2008 Farm Bill: Friend or Foe to Conservationists and What Improvements Are Needed?

By Mary Beth Blauser

Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations and Manure Runoff: Supplementing Current Regulation with Community Based Initiatives

By Elizabeth Newbold

Issue 3

Introduction

Articles

From the 2011 Vermont Journal of Environmental Law Symposium:
China’s Environmental Governance: Global Challenges and Comparative Solutions

How Much Should China Pollute?

By John Copeland Nagle

China’s “Green Leap Forward” Toward Global Environmental Leadership

By Robert V Percival

Climate Policy & U.S.-China Relations

By Jason J. Czarnezki

Pragmatism Not Dogmatism: The Inconvenient Need for Border Adjustment Tariffs Based on What Is Known About Climate Change, Trade, and China

By Adam J. Moser

Choke Point China: Confronting Water Scarcity and Energy Demand in the World’s Largest Country

By Keith Schneider, Jennifer L. Turner, Aaron Jaffe, and Nadya Ivanova

Student Note

Ash Holes: The Failure to Classify Coal Combustion Residuals as a Hazardous Waste Under RCRA and the Burden Borne by a Minority Community in Alabama

By Mark Harrison Foster, Jr

7th Annual Norman Williams Lecture in Land Use Planning and the Law, February 17, 2011

The Most Important Number in the World

By Bill McKibben

 

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