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Environmental Law Review Volume 14, Number 2, Winter 2006
Articles
Putting the Market to Work for Conservation: The Evolving Use of Market-Based Mechanisms to Achieve Environmental Improvement In and Across Multiple Media — Robert B. McKinstry Jr.
Trading and Its Limits — David M. Driesen
Title IV of the Clean Air Act: Lessons for Success of the Acid Rain Emission Trading Program — Joseph Goffman
The Connecticut Nitrogen Exchange Program — Ann Powers
Regional Carbon Dioxide Permit Trading in the United States : Coalition Choices for Pennsylvania — Adam Rose, Thomas D. Peterson, and ZhongXiang Zhang
Water Quality Trading — James S. Shortle and Richard D. Horan
Tradable Permits in Principle and Practice — Tom Tietenberg
Comments
Regulating a Growing Whale-Watching Industry: How Effective is the Marine Mammal Protection Act? — Trudy E. Cordora
When Sealing the Leaks of Habitat Conservation Banking, Multiple Gaskets are Needed: The Case for Bog Turtle in Pennsylvania — Derald J. Hay
Law of the Jungle: Bringing the Laws that Govern Pennsylvania's Game Officers out of the Wilderness and into Modernity — Joshua G. Parsons
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