William & Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review

Volume 29

Issue 1 | Issue 2| Issue 3

Issue 1

Symposium Articles

Luz E. Nagle, PLACING BLAME WHERE BLAME IS DUE: THE CULPABILITY OF ILLEGAL ARMED GROUPS AND NARCOTRAFFICKERS IN COLUMBIA’S ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS CATASTROPHES

Stephen M. Johnson, TERRORISM, SECURITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Roberto Iraola, PROCLAMATIONS, NATIONAL MONUMENTS, AND THE SCOPE OF JUDICIAL REVIEW UNDER THE ANTIQUITIES ACT OF 1906

Notes

Joseph J. MacAvoy, NUCLEAR SPACE AND THE EARTH ENVIRONMENT: THE BENEFITS, DANGERS, AND LEGALITY OF NUCLEAR POWER AnD PROPULSION IN OUTER SPACE

Richard G. Collins, SYNTHESIZING CRITERIA AND ACCOUNTING FOR ECONOMIC WASTE IN ENVIRONMENTAL LACHES

Issue 2

Articles
John Nivala, THE LANDSCAPE OF ART OF DANIEL URBAN KILEY

Browne C. Lewis, WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW CAN HURT YOU: THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION IN THE BATTLE AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL CLASS AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

A.W. Harris, THE BEST SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AVAILABLE: THE WHALING MORATORIUM AND DIVERGENT INTERPRETATIONS OF SCIENCE

Essay

Peter M. Lavigne, DAM(N) HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED…

Notes

Timothy O. Schimpf, UNLEASH RCRA! LETTING LOOSE THE CORRECTIVE ACTION CAN CHANGE THE WORLD

Aaron F. Kass, MINDLESS GUILT: NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROSECUTIONS SING THE PUBLIC WELFARE EXCEPTION

Issue 3

Articles

Jeffrey Rudd, J.B. RUHL’S “LAW-AND-SOCIETY”: BURYING NORMS AND DEMOCRACY UNDER COMPLEXITY THEORY’S FOUNDATION

Peter C. White, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE SINCE HAMMURABI: FROM ASSIGNING RISK “EYE FOR AN EYE” TO MODERN-DAY APPLICATION OF THE RESPONSIBLE CORPORATE OFFICER DOCTRINE

Elizabeth L. DeCoux, IN THE VALLEY OF THE DRY BONES: REUNITING THE WORD “STANDING” WITH ITS MEANING IN ANIMAL CASES

Notes

Allison N. Hatchett, BOVINES AND GLOBAL WARMING: HOW THE COWS ARE HEATING THINGS UP AND WHAT CAN BE DONE TO COOL THEM DOWN

Shannon E. West, SWEEPING THE MESS UNDER HANFORD’S RUG: HOW THE STATE OF WASHINGTON AND ITS CITIZENS GROUPS PLAN TO CLEAN IT UP

Samuel R. Brumberg & Christopher D. Supino, FOURTH CIRCUIT SUMMARY