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Volume 20, No. 1 2011
Editor’s Note
by William D. Wick
Message from the Chair
by Marilee Hanson
Consumer Products Face Extensive Green Chemistry Regulation
by Eric R. Newman
Recollections on the Birth of CEQA
by Justice Ronald B. Robe
CEQA Turns 40: The More Things Change, The More They Remain the Same
by Lisabeth D. Rothman
Pioneering Approaches to Citizen Enforcement
by Jamee Jordan Patterson
What We Should Learn From the BP Spill
by Jaclyn Lopez
Apportionment at the Burlington Northern Trial and Implications of the Case for Demonstrating a Reasonable Basis to Apportion CERCLA Liability
by Marc A. Zeppetello
Volume 19, No. 1 2010
Editor’s Note
(page 1)
by William D. Wick
Message from the Chair
(page 1)
by Dana P. Palmer
Capturing Cost-Effective GHG Emission Reductions under AB 32
(page 4)
by Kristin Eberhard
Another Hot Year: Analyzing Greenhouse Gas Impacts under CEQA
(page 7)
by Alexander “Sandy” Crockett, Beth Collins-Burgard and Matt Vespa
Opportunities and Challenges Await Implementation of California’s Green Chemistry Initiative
(page 21)
by Edward L. Quevedo and John R. Till
Who’s Regulating Emissions from California Trains and Railyards?
(page 24)
by Gideon Kracov
Does Save Tara Clarify When a Public Agency Must Start the CEQA Process?
(page 28)
by Cyndy Day-Wilson
How Save Tara Affects the Standard of Review in CEQA Lawsuits
(page 32)
by Arthur Pugsley
Environmental Mediation: In a League of Its Own
(page 34)
by David Nawi, Catherine Yanni, Bret Stone and Maureen Dear
Superstrict Superfund and the Supremes: The Impact of Burlington Northern
(page 36)
A Panel Discussion with David Buente, Bruce Gelber and David Jung; Moderated by Michael Hingerty
Volume 18, No. 1 2009
Editor’s Note
by William D. Wick
Message from the Chair
by Kristen Castaños
The One-Cleanup Program – Faster, Cheaper, Better
by Richard G. Opper
California Case Triggers Supreme Court Ruling on Joint and Several Liability and Arranger Liability Under CERCLA
by Michael Johnson
The Benefits of a Risk-Based Approach to Selecting Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Measures
by Sigrida Reinis
What to Do When the Economy Calls Your Hand
by Bret A. Stone
Buyer Beware: Recent California Decision Limits the Type of Damages You May Recover for Contaminated Property
by Annette Stella
Volume 17, No. 1 2008
Editor’s Note
by William D. Wick
Message from the Chair
by Jodi Smith
Time to Measure This Social Experiment’s Results
by David Roe
Prop. 65—Still an Agent for Change?
by Pamela King Palitz, JD
Ten Things I Think I’ve Learned About Proposition 65
by Edward G. Weil
A Perspective on the First 20 Years of Proposition 65: A Long, Strange Trip Indeed
by Jeffrey B. Margulies
Volume 16, No. 1 2007
Message from the Chair
by Sean B. Hecht
Climate Change, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and Related Air Pollution Issues
by William W. Carter Esq. and K. Ryan Hiete, Esq.
California’s First Step to Limit Emissions of Greenhouse Gases: Implementation fo SB 1368 by the Public Utilities Commission
by William Westerfield
The Design of a Carbon Market for California: Challenges and Opportunities of Climate Leadership
by Michael W. Wara
Tax Implications of the CSI. Go Solar this Year!
by Kimberly Chew
Global Warming I: Developing Cap and Trade Programs to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Global Warming II: Climate Change—Scenarios for Survival Climate Change Links
by Monica A Schwebs
Volume 15, No. 1 2006
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Message from the Chair
(page 1)
by Sherri M. Kirk
Plenary Session Address (2005): The Making of Environmental Law
(page 5)
by Richard Lazarus
Plenary Session Address (2004)
(page 13)
by District Attorney Paul Gallegos
Plenary Session Address (2004): Civic Law and Natural Value - Enforcing Environmental Ethics
(page 18)
by Holmes Rolston III
Keynote Address (2004)
(page 23)
by Margie Eugene-Richard
Plenary Session Address (2004)
(page 28)
by Mayor Jerry Brown
Volume 14, No. 1 2005
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Editor’s Introduction
(page 1)
by JoAnne L. Dunec
The Endless Quest: Pursuing the Elusive Administrative Record in CEQA and Related Mandamus Proceedings
(page 5)
by Tim Taylor and Daniel Kelly
CEQA and Urban Aesthetics: Need There be an Ocean View?
(page 13)
by Susan Brandt-Hawley
Preservation as Mitigation Under CEQA: Ho Hum or Uh-Oh?
(page 18)
by David C. Levy and Jessica Owley Lippman
Judicial and Public Enforcement CEQA Remedies: Are NGOs Working with a Statutory Lion King or a Toothless Tiger?
(page 25)
by Stephen M. Miles
Volume 13, No. 1 2004
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Message from the Chair
(page 1)
by Jane B. Kroesche
Plenary Session Address
(page 5)
by Wayne Nastri
Plenary Session Address
(page 9)
by Tal Finney
Keynote Address
(page 13)
by Tom Stienstra
Plenary Session Address
(page 15)
by Professor Thomas O. McGarity
Smart Growth: Whither Goest California?
(page 23)
Volume 12, No. 3 2003
[Posted in the Members OnlyArea]
Message from the Chair
(page 1)
by JoAnne L. Dunec
The Evidence of Environmental Injustice
(page 3)
by Clifford Rechtschaffen
Environmental Justice Grows Up
(page 15)
by Antonette Benita Cordero and Carol J. Monahan
Environmental Justice in California Power Plant Siting
(page 19)
by Jonathan P. Scoll
Patrick O’Hern Memoriam
(page 27)
by Marc Mihaly
Volume 12, No. 2 2003
Message from the Chair
(page 1)
By Richard M. Frank
Plenary Session Address
(page 5)
By John C. Cruden
Shades of Green: Buying and Selling Environmental Protection
(page 11)
By Peter M. Douglas
Keynote Address
(page 19)
By David Mas Masumoto
Plenary Session Address
(page 25)
Craig Manson
2003 Student Environmental Negotiations Competition
(page 29)
By Brett Morris
Michael H. Remy Memoriam
(page 31)
Volume 12, No. 1 2003
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Sprawl and “Paper Water”
(page 3)
by Barry H. Epstein & Paul S. Kibel
Show Me the Water
(page 11)
by Randele Kanouse
SB 221: Panacea or Pandora’s Box?
(page 15)
by R. Clark Morrison & Daniel D. Doporto
Whose Water Is It?
(page 21)
by John H. Minan
Sewage Happens
(page 27)
(a panel discussion)
Volume 11, No. 2 2001
Defense of the Commons
(page 4)
By Mark Dowie
Thoughts from the 2001 Environmental Law Conference
(page 8)
By Bill Lockyer
Water in the 21st Century
(page 10)
By Peter H. Gleick
Readers Forum
(page 16)
Volume 11, No. 1 2001
The Power Plant Building Boom: Will Quick Fixes Make Big Problems?
(page 3)
By Anne E. Simon
2001: A Spaced Oddity
(page 7)
By Kathleen Walsh and George T. Poppic Jr.
Time for Real Energy Policy
(page 13)
By Daniel M. Kammen
Readers Forum
(page 17)
Volume 10, No. 2 2001
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
“Critical Habitat” Under the Endangered Species Act: Meaningless Designation or Effective Regulation?
(page 3)
By David E. Moser and Peter Morrisette
NWF v. Babbitt: Victory for Smart Growth and Imperiled Wildlife
(page 7)
By John Kostyack
Endangered Species and Natural Resource Management:Proposed ESA Listings Drive Ecosystem Planning in Sierra National Forests
(page 15)
By Erin Noel
Imposing Significant Consequences for Inflicting Significant Impacts
(page 22)
By Brett J. Morris
Members on the Move
(page 24)
Volume 10, No.1 2001
Message from the Chair
(page 2)
By Bruce S. Klafter
Plenary Session Address
(page 3)
By Philip Angelides
Plenary Session Address
(page 8)
By Barry E. Hill
Plenary Session Address
(page 13)
By David Hayes
Members on the Move
(page 17)
Volume 9, No. 3 2001
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Greetings from the Editors
(page 3)
by Jane B. Kroesche and Marta J. Burg
Message from the Chair Emeritus
(page 5)
by Peter Hsiaor
The Emergence of Smart Growth
( page 7)
by Matthew D. Francois
Members on the Move
(page 11)
A Different Approach to Resolving Environmental Contamination Litigation
by Thomas P. Guarino
(page 13)
The Newhall Ranch Decision and Its Implications
by Antonette Benita Cordero
(page 18)
Volume 9, No. 2 2000
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Private Enforcement of Environmental Law: Introduction
(page 4)
by Tara Mueller & Margarita Padilla
Message from the Chair
(page 6)
Citizen Suits in the Federal Courts: Pre-Litigation Considerations
(page 7)
by Helen Kang
Standing in the Wake of Laidlaw
(page 12)
by Rick R. Rothman and Michael J. Stiles
Using Proposition 65 to Battle Water Pollution
(page 18 )
by Frederic Evenson
Defense Strategies in Proposition 65 Litigation
(page 23)
by William Funderburk, Jr.and Peter Muthig
California' Unfair Competition Law: The Biggest Hammer in the Tool Box?
(page 38)
by James Wheaton
Attorneys' Fees from the Natural Resource User Perspective
(page 52)
by Gregory K. Wilkinson
Members on the Move
(page 60)
Sections Environmental Negotiations Competition Draws Students from Across the State
(page 61)
Volume 9, No.1 2000
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Editors' Introduction: Highlights from Yosemite 1999
(page 3)
Message from the Chair
(page 5)
by Peter Hsiao
Address of the California Attorney General
(page 7)
by the Honourable Bill Lockyer
The Commission for Environmental Cooperation in the Era of Globalization
(page 12)
by Greg Block
Sea Change: Selected Excerpts
(page 19)
by Dr. Sylvia Earle
upcoming Events
(page 24)
Announcements
(page 27)
Members on the Move
(page 28)
Sponsors of the Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite Earn the Gratitude of Their Colleagues
(page 30)
Vol. 8, No. 2 Summer 1999
[Posted in the Members Only Area]
Message from the Chair
(page 3)
by Mark Spalding
Guest Editor's Introduction: Current Environmental Issues in California Indian Country
(page 5)
by Marta J. Burg
Map: Indian Trust Land and Unterminated Rancherias
(Revised Version from Vol. 9, No. 1)
(page 8)
Environmental Regulation and California Indian Gaming
(page 10)
by Joanne Willis Newton and Lawrence R. Stidham
Tribal Environmental Protection Activity Under EPA-Administered Programs
(page 18)
by Daniel J. Pingaro
Tribal Water Issues
(page 22)
by James B. Cooney
Socioeconomic Inequity in California Indian Country
(page 28)
by Michael Connolly
Members on the Move
(page 35)
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