George Washington Journal of Energy & Environmental Law

Welcome to the website of the George Washington Journal of Energy and Environmental Law (JEEL). JEEL is a student-run publication that focuses on scholarship at the intersection of energy and environmental law and is published as a supplement to the Environmental Law Report News & Analysis.

November 14, 2019

In anticipation of a review of the public trust doctrine by the Canadian Supreme Court, we are previewing an article by Harry J. Wruck from...

The Time Has Arrived for a Canadian Public Trust Doctrine Based upon the Unwritten Constitution

August 27, 2019

In celebration of the journal’s recent transition to a new editorial board, JEEL is previewing an article for an upcoming issue written by Erin Ryan....

From Mono Lake to the Atmospheric Trust: Navigating the Public and Private Interests in Public Trust Resource Commons

April 18, 2018

In celebration of Earth Day JEEL is previewing one of our upcoming articles. Ms. Schaefer’s article takes a new approach to establishing legal standing for...

The Standing of Nature: The Delineated Natural Ecosystem Proxy

April 12, 2018

By: Donna M. Attanasio * Abstract This Article explores the ways in which Sections 201 and 210 of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978...

A PURPA Roadmap for Microgrids

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JEEL is looking for articles related to energy/environmental law for publication in Volume 13! Submissions to jeel.submissions @law.gwu.edu and more info at https://t.co/rlnceaHg6q

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JEEL is no longer accepting articles for Volume 12, but will reopen submissions this Spring for Volume 13! https://t.co/Mt6G7MQ17n

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JEEL is looking for articles related to energy/environmental law for publication in Volume 12! Submissions to jeel.submissions @law.gwu.edu and more info at https://t.co/rlnceaHg6q

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Volume 12 Masthead (2020-2021) https://t.co/lCd79KOLhM

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Ecologists in Australia worry about algal blooms called "blackwater events" caused by a sudden influx of nutrients from the raging fires.
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"Climate scientists warn that the scale and devastation of the wildfires are clear examples of the way climate change can intensify natural disasters."
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