All Articles tagged Environmental Law

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July 01, 2022 EDT
After LEBOR: Can the Rights of Nature Movement Stand Back Up?
Desmond Nichols
The Rights of Nature Movement, a global political movement that seeks to expand the legal rights traditionally granted to humans and corporations to natural entities like lakes, rivers, and ecosystems,...
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July 01, 2021 EDT
State-Created Environmental Dangers and Substantive Due Process
Shannon Roesler
This Article focuses on litigation arising out of contaminated drinking water in Flint, Michigan, lead paint in New York City public housing, and harms to young people from the impacts...
Florida Law Review Forum
January 01, 2015 EDT
Clean Energy Incentives: Risk, Capture, and Federalism
Hannah J. Wiseman
Response to Felix Mormann, Clean Energy Federalism Professor Felix Mormann’s article Clean Energy Federalism provides a compelling framework for effectively incentivizing clean energy development in the United States and for...
Florida Law Review Forum
January 01, 2012 EDT
Shifting Tides: Moving Climate Change Litigation Beyond Business as Usual
Sean J. Wright
In An Empirical Assessment of Climate Change in the Courts: A New Jurisprudence or Business as Usual, Dave Markell and J.B. Ruhl fill a fundamental gap in our understanding of...