Volume 21

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Issue 4, forthcoming

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Issue 3, forthcoming

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VOLUME 21

Issue 1

Articles

Money, Mandates, and Water Management: Foreshadowing a Florida Disaster

by Keith W. Rizzardi

Student Notes

All is for the Best in the Best of All Possible Worlds: The Unnecessary Environmental Costs of Federal Cannabis Prohibition

by Chester Harper

White River Environmental Law Writing Competition Winner
Taming America’s Rogue Roads: Unsolved R.S. 2477 Claims in Utah and Beyond
by Evan Baylor

Issue 2 

Articles

Driving Change: A Route to More Sensible Vehicle Emissions Regulation

by Dakota Freeze & Jennifer Carstens

What is Mined is no Longer Ours: Mining in Superior National Forest

by Sarah Mooradian

Zombie Chemicals—Learning from Our Past to Prevent Haunting in the Future: Why the EPA Should Regulate PFAS Chemical Compounds

by Hannah Levine

The Waivering Renewable Fuel Standard and How to Fix It

by Zalman Stern-Sapad & Daniel Stratman

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Issue 3

Articles

The Right to a Clean Environment in India: Gender Perspectives

by Gayathri D. Naik 

Comparing Recent Federal and State Attempts at Legislation Promoting Shark Conservation: A Failure of Cooperative Federalism?

by David E. Jennings

Sierra Club v. Virginia Electric & Power Co.: How a Clean Water Act Misinterpretation May Open the Floodgates to Future Groundwater Polluters

by Therese Wilkerson

 Judicial Review on the Validity of Contract Concerning Natural Resources Exploitation and Utilization in Special Regions

by Zhu Jing

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Issue 4

Articles

Up in the Air: Will California’s Methane Gas Mitigation Laws and Policies Lower Global Greenhouse Emissions?

by Catherine Keske

How Green is the “Green Rush” Recognize the Environmental Concerns Facing the Cannabis Industry

by Christopher D. Strunk & Mackenzie S. Schoonmaker

Reconciling Environmental Justice with Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study of NC Swine CAFOs

by D. Lee Miller & Ryke Longest

The Public Value of Ecological Agriculture

by Katherine Oaks

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