Environmental Law Review Volume 15, Number 2, Winter 2007

Articles

Energy and Environmental Tax Changes in the Flood of Recent Federal Revenue Laws and What They Imply — Richard A. Westin

Caught in a Cement Spider Web: Proposed Suburban Transportation Policies to Architecting Less Automobile Reliant Communities — Mandy B. Seuffert

Environmental Advocacy Makes Strange Bedfellows: A Plea for Lawyers, Scientists, and Theologians to Caucus & Promote Environmental Sustainability — Renee A. Pistone

Comments

Fishing for a Solution: How to Prevent the Introduction of Invasive Species Such as the Snakehead Fish — Jessica L. Kusek

Multi-State Environmental Agreements: Constitutional Violations or Legitimate State Coordination? — Katie Maxwell

The Lucas Dissenters Saw Katrina Coming: Why Environmental Regulation of Coastal Development Should Not Be Categorized as a “Taking” — Regina McMahon

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