William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review

Volume 24

Issue 1 | Issue 2

Issue 1

Articles

Michael D. Mattheisen, APPLYING THE DISPARATE IMPACT RULE OF LAW TO ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING UNDER TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964

Kary L. Moss, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AT THE CROSSROADS

Roy Whitehead Jr. & Walter Block, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE RISKS IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY

Notes

Craig A. A. Dixon, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY OF WTO DISPUTE PANEL DECISIONS SINCE 1995: “TRADE AT ALL COSTS?”

Charles D. Patterson, III, ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES AND SUBSIDIES: WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE FISCAL POLICY FOR DEALING WITH MODERN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS?

Issue 2

Articles

Gregory Daniel Page, LUCAS V. SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL COUNCIL AND JUSTICE SCALIA’S PRIMER ON PROPERTY RIGHTS: ADVANCING NEW DEMOCRATIC TRADITIONS BY DEFENDING THE TRADITION OF PROPERTY

Robert F. Blomquist, NATURE’S STATESMAN: THE ENDURING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW LEGACY OF EDMUND S. MUSKIE OF MAINE

Philip Carter Strother, BROWNFIELDS OF DREAMS IN THE OLD DOMINION: REDEVELOPING BROWNFIELDS IN VIRIGINIA

Notes

Jonathan S. Campbell, HAS THE CITIZEN SUIT PROVISION OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT EXCEEDED ITS SUPPLEMENTAL BIRTH

Lauren MacLanahan, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS AND THE “MEGARULE:” WILL IT HAVE THE MEGA-IMPACT THE EPA DESIRED?