| Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| "A river (and $5 billion of transportation infrastructure) runs through it": sustainability slouches toward Somerville's waterfront.(Massachusetts)(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Shutkin, William A. |
| Beyond and below the new urbanism: citizen participation and responsive spatial reconstruction.(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Fung, Archon |
| Carrying capacity and the comprehensive plan: establishing and defending limits to growth.(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Witten, Jonathan Douglas |
| Compensating the lead poisoned child: proposals for mitigating the discriminatory damage awards. | Law | Greenberg, Laura |
| Control of hazardous air pollution. | Law | Reitze, Arnold W., Jr., Lowell, Randy |
| Culture v. conservation: does a proposed special regulation threaten the integrity of the National Park System? | Law | Tisdale, Todd L. |
| Development agreements: contracting for vested rights. | Law | Schwartz, Brad K. |
| Does application of the APA's "committed to agency discretion" exception violate the nondelegation doctrine?(Administrative Procedure Act) | Law | Bergin, Amee B. |
| Expanding the effectiveness of the Massachusetts comprehensive permit law by eliminating its subsidy requirement. | Law | Forton, Kenneth |
| Jane Jacobs's critique of zoning: from Euclid to Portland and beyond.(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Wickersham, Jay |
| Jane Jacobs's moral explorations.(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Warmer. Sam Bass, Jr. |
| NRD trustees: to what extend are they truly trustees?(natural resources damages) | Law | Rowley, Laura |
| Ocean discharge criteria and marine protected areas: ocean water quality protection under the Clean Water Act. | Law | Craig, Robin Kundis, Miller, Sarah |
| Police power and the public trust: prescriptive zoning through the conflation of two ancient doctrines. | Law | Patalano, Donna Jalbert |
| Putting the remedial cart before the statutory horse: the Ninth Circuit reopens debate on CERCLA's definition of disposal. | Law | Schechner, Ranen |
| Random comments.(A Symposium: Jane Jacobs and the New Urban Ecology) | Law | Jacobs, Jane |
| Regulating the military's survival skills training under the Animal Welfare Act. | Law | Mavany, Salma |
| The American environmental movement: surviving through diversity. | Law | Silveira, Stacy J. |
| The possibility and consequences of the recognition of prescriptive avigation easements by state courts. | Law | Casanova, David |
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