William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review
Volume 24
Issue 1 | Issue 2
Issue 1
Articles
Michael D. Mattheisen:
APPLYING THE DISPARATE IMPACT RULE OF LAW TO ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING UNDER TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964
Kary L. Moss:
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AT THE CROSSROADS
Roy Whitehead Jr. & Walter Block:
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE RISKS IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Notes
Craig A. A. Dixon:
ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY OF WTO DISPUTE PANEL DECISIONS SINCE 1995: “TRADE AT ALL COSTS?”
Charles D. Patterson, III:
ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES AND SUBSIDIES: WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE FISCAL POLICY FOR DEALING WITH MODERN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS?
Issue 2
Articles
Gregory Daniel Page:
LUCAS V. SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL COUNCIL AND JUSTICE SCALIA’S PRIMER ON PROPERTY RIGHTS: ADVANCING NEW DEMOCRATIC TRADITIONS BY DEFENDING THE TRADITION OF PROPERTY
Robert F. Blomquist:
NATURE’S STATESMAN: THE ENDURING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW LEGACY OF EDMUND S. MUSKIE OF MAINE
Philip Carter Strother:
BROWNFIELDS OF DREAMS IN THE OLD DOMINION: REDEVELOPING BROWNFIELDS IN VIRIGINIA
Notes
Jonathan S. Campbell:
HAS THE CITIZEN SUIT PROVISION OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT EXCEEDED ITS SUPPLEMENTAL BIRTH
Lauren MacLanahan:
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS AND THE “MEGARULE:” WILL IT HAVE THE MEGA-IMPACT THE EPA DESIRED?
