Environmental Law Symposium 2011

Environmental Law Outside the "Washington Beltway"

February 12, 2011

• Urban Henfare: A Model Approach to Keeping Chickens Within Residential Areas
  Joan Michelle Blazich
• A Glimpse Into North Carolina's Current and Future Potential in Wind Energy
  Joel Bronstein
• A Mixed Response to the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009
  Leslie Caia
• What Can be Done to Promote Local Agriculture and a Sustainable Economy in North Carolina
  Kate Claflin
• The Inequality of Animal Cruelty Laws
  Leonardo E. Concepcion
• Recent Flashpoints in a Famous Regional Case Study: Compensation for Ecosystem Services and Rural Development
  Alex Dadok
• A New Kind of Taking: The Impact of Stop the Beach Renourishment
  Kelsey Feeheley
• The Legality of the Tailoring Rule: Regulating Greenhouse Gases Under the Clean Air Act
  Janie Hauser
• The Subsidiarization of Climate Change Policy in the EU & U.S.
  Sarah Lieber
• North Carolina's Response to the Deep Water Horizon: What Obama's OCS Strategy Could Mean for Us
  Carrie McMillan
• Emissions Trading: Economic Incentives, Recent Developments and Current Proposals
  S. Murr
• Balancing Risk and Reward in Regulating the Use of Genetically Modified Organisms as a Food Source
  David Roadcap
• Testing for Toxicity: Trends in Animal Testing Regulation
  Anna Spence
• New Jersey's Offshore Wind Economic Development Act: Laying the Groundwork for an Offshore Wind Powered Economy
  Asher P. Spiller
• Taking on Smart Growth By Force: The North Carolina Sustainable Communities Task Force
  Elizabeth Turgeon
• North Carolina's Contested Waters: Renewed State Efforts to Balance Environmental, Economic, and Political Power on the Yadkin River
  Kira Whitacre