| Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Beyond law and economics: theological ethics and the regulatory takings debate. | Law | DeCosse, David E. |
| Common law preemption: Alaska's limitation on private nuisance and due process. | Law | Nwankwo, Oji K. |
| Conditional federal grants: can the government undercut lobbying by nonprofits through conditions placed on federal grants? | Law | Moody, Amy E. |
| Coughing up the cash: should Medicaid provide for independent state recovery against third-party tortfeasors such as the tobacco industry? | Law | Mahoney, Michael K. |
| Dump it here, I need the money: restoration damages for temporary injury to real property held for personal use. | Law | Brown, Christopher E. |
| Electronic environmental permitting: panacea or Pandora's box? | Law | Kelly, Michael J., Martin, Joyce M. |
| Empowerment lawyering: the role of trial publicity in environmental justice. | Law | Johnson, Jennifer L. |
| Environmental law as a mirror of the future: civic values confronting market force dynamics in a time of counter-revolution. | Law | Plater, Zygmunt J.B. |
| Groundwater jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act: the tributary groundwater dilemma. | Law | Quatrochi, Philip M. |
| In camera review of classified environmental impact statements: a threatened opportunity? | Law | Mendelsohn, William R. |
| Is there a statute of limitations for skiing on filled wetlands? Interpreting 28 U.S.C. 2462 after United States v. Telluride Co. | Law | Brassard, Peter G. |
| Looking back: the full-time baseline in regulatory takings analysis. | Law | Venezia, Christine |
| Municipal recovery of natural resource damages under CERCLA. | Law | Wittke, Michael J. |
| New England and the challenge of interstate ozone pollution under the Clean Air Act of 1990. | Law | Wilcox, Geoffrey L. |
| Small-handles, big impacts: when should the National Environmental Policy Act require an environmental impact statement? | Law | Fitzgerald, Mary K. |
| Something old, something new: applying the public trust doctrine to snowmaking. | Law | O'Donnell, Alethea |
| Steamrolling Section 7(d) of the Endangered Species Act: how sunk costs undermine environmental regulation. | Law | Kopf, Jeffrey S. |
| The federal lead poisoning prevention program: inadequate guidance for an expeditious solution. | Law | Bush, Jennifer L. |
| The Fourth Amendment warrant requirement in the environmental law context: can imminent harm to the environment justify a warrantless search? | Law | Lamberski, Amy |
| The Industri-Plex Model: beneficial reuse of a Superfund site. | Law | Fairbanks, Katherine |
| The legal thinghood of nonhuman animals. | Law | Wise, Steven M. |
| The owl, the indian, the feminist, and the brother: environmentalism encounters the social justice movements. | Law | Manus, Peter M. |
| The presumption of validity in American land-use law: a substitute for analysis, a source of significant confusion. | Law | Hopperton, Robert J. |
| The public trust doctrine and the impossibility of "takings" by wildlife. | Law | Caspersen, Anna R.C. |
| Two cheers for shifting the presumption of validity: a reply to Professor Hopperton. (response to Robert J. Hopperton, Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review, vol. 23, p. 301, 1996) | Law | Tarlock, A. Dan, Mandelker, Daniel R. |
| Why the Christian Right must protect the environment: theocentricity in the political workplace. | Law | Barlow, Chuck D. |
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