Environment, Law, and History

Dan Farber recently made an interesting comparison at Legal Planet: Today, evangelical Christians tend to be aligned with conservatives in...

Michael Blumm and Kara Tebeau recently posted "Antimonopoly in Public Land Law" . The abstract: Public land law is often thought...

Continuing the thread on early environmental law courses , Prof. Arnold Reitze has kindly allowed me to post his recollections of his work a...

In an interesting twist in the discussion on the first environmental law course in the US , Richard Lazarus writes: When I decided to rese...

The relationship between trade and the environment is a fraught one; most recently it has been prominent in debates over the proposed Trans-...

Speaking of Julian Juergensmeyer , it's worth taking a look back at an article he and Anita Morse published in the 1968 Valparaiso Law R...

Spurred by Laurence Tribe's claim that he taught the first environmental law class in the US , an environmental law professor list recen...

The issue of relations between central and local governments has come up a lot on this blog, including in the context of water pollution ....

I recently came across an unusual blend of environment, law, history--and literature--in Enrique Guerra-Pujol's article, "Misapprop...

from   Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland Following up on yesterday's post on bonds issued by early modern Dutch water agencies , an ea...