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A New, Progressive Environmental Law: What are the Signs?

February 2, 2010

All papers are in PDF format ( PDF )

Cracks in the Bridge to Clean Energy: The Natural Gas Rush and the Legal Status of Hydraulic Fracturing - Jared Elosta
A Greening Economy? The American Clean Energy Security Act and Attempts to Build Clean Energy Industry - Phillip H. Feagan
Air Toxins and the Waxman-Markey Bill - Amelia Thompson
Carbon Taxing: An Alternative to the Cap and Trade Program Proposed in the Waxman-Markey Bill - Joel White
China in Copenhagen 2009 - Alice Chen Anderson
Developments in Coal Ash Pond Regulation Since the December 22, 2008 Spill in Kingston, Tennessee - Adam Batenhorst
Hazardous Exemptions: Review of Recent Changes to the Definition of Solid Waste - Lauren Joy
The Fight for Environmental Justice in New Hill, North Carolina - Christopher D. McEachran
Applying Environmental Justice to Factory Farm Animals - Elizabeth Overcash
North Carolina's Wind Energy Facilities Bill: The Debate Continues Over the Future of Wind-Power Generation in the North Carolina Mountains - David Boaz
Exploring the Neuse River as a Public Trust Issue - Patrick Hunter
Delaying a Decision on the Future of North Carolina's Coast: The Sandbag Removal Moratorium and Terminal Groin Study - S. Will Quick

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