Environmental Law Review Volume 12, Number 1, Winter 2004

Articles

Local Solutions for Global Problems: The Debate Over the Causes and Effects of Climate Change and Emerging Mitigation Strategies for States, Localities and Private Parties — Robert B. McKinstry, Jr., Esq.

Impacts of Global Warming: The Mid-Atlantic Regional Assessment (MARA) Process and Findings — Ann Fisher

What are the Impacts of Global Warming on U.S. Forests, Regions, and the U.S. Timber Industry? — Roger A. Sedjo and Brent Sohngen

Climate Change and Pennsylvania Agriculture — David Abler, James Shortle, and Ann Fisher

Informed Scenarios of Climate Change in The Mid-Atlantic Region — Brent Yarnal

The International Legal Framework for Addressing Climate Change — John H. Knox

The Importance of Expressly Examining Global Warming Policy Issues Through an Ethical Prism — Donald A. Brown

Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Action Planning: An Overview — Adam Rose

Primary Sources of Greenhouse Gases: A Cross-Scale Comparison — Brent Yarnal and Rob Neff

Toward A Climate Change Strategy For Pennsylvania — John C. Dernbach

The City of Philadelphia — The Government and Community Work Together to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions — Judith Samans-Dunn

Winter, 2004,  12 Penn St. Envtl. L. Rev. 219, 9843 words, ARTICLE: From Rome to Nice: A Historical Profile of the Evolution of European Environmental Law — Noah Vardi and Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich

The Dickinson Law Review: A Brief History — Mark W. Podvia

Comments

The National Energy Policy, Renewable Energy, and the Johannesburg Convention: Has the United States Been All Talk and No Action? — Jodi Britton

Pennsylvania Anti-SLAPP Legislation — Sheri Coover

Defending Against the Fourth Horse n1: The Endangered Species Act and the Threat of Communicable Disease — Jonathan Coy

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