Findley and Farber’s Environmental Law in a Nutshell provides a foundation for understanding environmental law. Expert text includes coverage of various areas, from acid rain and atomic energy, to waste disposal and wetlands. Touches upon the many statutory and common-law regulations shaping the world in which we live.
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an excellent companion volume for students,
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This review is from: Environmental Law in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series) (Paperback)
Findlay and Farber treat environmental issues in this work that is a part of the "Nutshell" legal series. Law students snap these works up around exam time to make sure they haven't missed any valuable tidbits, and this book has that sort of "Cliff's Notes" feel to it -- that is, it is not an exhaustive environmental law treatise, but makes an excellent supplement to such treatises.
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Apart from the political process, the only check on agency action is found in the courts. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Supreme Court, United States, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, Justice Scalia, Sierra Club, New York, Reserve Mining, Secretary of the Interior, League of Cities, New Jersey, Tenth Amendment, Los Angeles, Penn Central, Pennsylvania Coal, Second Circuit, Textile Manufacturers, Vermont Yankee, Agent Orange, Corrosion Proof Fittings, Overton Park, Industrial Union, Judge Weinstein, Justice Kennedy, Justice Stevens New!
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Supreme Court, United States, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, Justice Scalia, Sierra Club, New York, Reserve Mining, Secretary of the Interior, League of Cities, New Jersey, Tenth Amendment, Los Angeles, Penn Central, Pennsylvania Coal, Second Circuit, Textile Manufacturers, Vermont Yankee, Agent Orange, Corrosion Proof Fittings, Overton Park, Industrial Union, Judge Weinstein, Justice Kennedy, Justice Stevens New!
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