Environmental Law Review Volume 10, Number 2, Spring 2002

Articles

The Industrialization of Agriculture: Implications for Public Concern and Environmental Consequences of CAFOs — Charles Abdalla

Science, Politics, and Problem Solving: Principles and Practices for the Resolution of Environmental Disputes in the Midst of Advancing Technology, Uncertain or Changing Science, and Volatile Public Perceptions — Peter Adler

Federal Regulation of Animal and Poultry Production under the Clean Water Act: Opportunities for Employing Economic Analysis to Improve Societal Results — Theodore A. Feitshans, J.D. and Kelly Zering, Ph.D.

Risk, Voice and Control in Community Conflicts Over Intensive Livestock Operations — Barbara Gray and Nancy Welsh

The Challenge of Resolving Technology-Induced Disputes in the Midst of Uncertain or Changing Science and Volatile Public Perceptions — Philip Harter

An Overview of Nutrient Management Requirements in Pennsylvania — Mike Meloy

Who Owns Science? — Dan Tarlock

CAFOs: Issues and Development of New Waste Treatment Technology — C.M. Williams

Creative Destruction and Environmental Law — Bruce Yandle

Comments

Genetically Modified Organisms: Does the Current Regulatory System Compromise Consumer Health? — Heather Ellison

Finding Teeth For Russian Federation Tiger Protection Laws: A Comparison Of Russian Federation Endangered Species Protection Laws As They Pertain To Conservation Of The Amur Tiger With The United States Endangered Species Protection Laws And Their Success In Protecting Gray Wolf Populations — John Porter

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