This statutory supplement lists the most significant U.S. statutes and international agreements affecting Environmental Law.
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"...this book lays out an excellent foundation of the central issues surrounding the design of environmental policy."-- Environmental Law
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Richard L. Revesz, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law.
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The tragedy of the commons develops in this way. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
locational competition hypothesis, future risk scenarios, nonbasic interests, dirty air areas, stringent ambient standards, upwind pollution, pathways pertain, percentage reduction requirement, marketable permit schemes, biocentric outlook, ambient air quality levels, clean air areas, downwind state, pollution spillovers, effluent fees, informational regulations, competitive jurisdictions, soft coal industry, marketable permit system, risk pathways, restitutive justice, third steer, environmental quality regulation, institutional bargaining, emission policy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Clean Air Act, United States, New York, Supreme Court, Environmental Protection Agency, New England, Justice Breyer, Clean Air Amendments, European Union, Mineral King, Yale Law Journal, African Americans, Analyzing Superfund, Montreal Protocol, Sierra Club, Delaney Clause, Journal of Legal Studies, Clean Water Act, East North Central, Harvard University Press, Los Angeles, Mark Sagoff, Nondegradation Amendments, Rio Declaration, Senator Muskie New!
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The tragedy of the commons develops in this way. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
locational competition hypothesis, future risk scenarios, nonbasic interests, dirty air areas, stringent ambient standards, upwind pollution, pathways pertain, percentage reduction requirement, marketable permit schemes, biocentric outlook, ambient air quality levels, clean air areas, downwind state, pollution spillovers, effluent fees, informational regulations, competitive jurisdictions, soft coal industry, marketable permit system, risk pathways, restitutive justice, third steer, environmental quality regulation, institutional bargaining, emission policy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Clean Air Act, United States, New York, Supreme Court, Environmental Protection Agency, New England, Justice Breyer, Clean Air Amendments, European Union, Mineral King, Yale Law Journal, African Americans, Analyzing Superfund, Montreal Protocol, Sierra Club, Delaney Clause, Journal of Legal Studies, Clean Water Act, East North Central, Harvard University Press, Los Angeles, Mark Sagoff, Nondegradation Amendments, Rio Declaration, Senator Muskie New!
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- Environmental Law in a Nutshell by Roger W. Findley on page 44, page 209, and page 236
- Breaking the Vicious Circle: Toward Effective Risk Regulation by Stephen Breyer on page 72, and page 114
- Environmental Protection Agency (Know Your Government) by Kevin J. Law on page 21, and page 44
- Science and Technology (Oxford First Encyclopedia) by Andrew Langley on page 81, and page 306
- The Theory of Environmental Policy by William J. Baumol on page 157, and page 202
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- Foundations of Tort Law by Saul Levmore in Front Matter
- Foundations of Criminal Law (Foundations of Law Series) by Leo Katz in Front Matter
- Foundations of International Law and Politics 2004 (Foundations of Law) by Oona Anne Hathaway in Front Matter
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