Volume 2, Number 2 | Summer 2011
The George Washington University
Journal of Energy and Environmental Law
Volume 2, Number 2 | Summer 2011
Articles
Hubris and Humility in Environmental Law
by Madeline June Kass
The Sustainable Development Principle in United States Environmental Law
by Michael P. Healy
Making Sand Castles as the Tide Comes In: Legal Aspects of Climate Justice
by Elizabeth Burleson
Explosions in the (Suburban) Sky: Maneuvering the Legal and Regulatory Pitfalls of Urban Gas Drilling
by Richard V. Doan
Perspective Pieces
Throwing Precaution to the Wind: NEPA and the Deepwater Horizon Blowout
by Sandra Zellmer, Joel Mintz, and Robert Glicksman
Climate Risks and Opportunities: Business Implications of Climate Change
by David John Frenkil
Student Notes
Pacific Gas & Electric Revisited: Federal Preemption of State Nuclear Moratoria
by Richard Harper
Clearing the Air: A Comparison of Regulatory Frameworks for Siting Wind Farms
by Ophir Stemmer