Environmental Law
Envt'l Law News Fall 2017, Vol. 26, No. 2
Content
- The Sandag Decision: How Lead Agencies Can "Stay in Step" with Law and Science in Addressing the Climate Impacts of Large-Scale Planning and Infrastructure Projects
- 2016-2017 Environmental Law Section Executive Committee
- Analyzing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Under Ceqa: Why the Questions Left Unanswered by Newhall Ranch Have Demonstrated the Need for an Update to the Ceqa Guidelines
- Table of Contents
- Vapor Intrusion: Acute Exposure Regulatory Developments and Litigation Trends
- California's Proposed "Dredge and Fill" Program for Wetlands and Other Waters of the State
- Environmental Law News Publications Committee
- Protecting Public Coastal Access Easements from Extinction
- Southern California's Once Groundbreaking Cap and Trade Program is Now Riding Towards the Sunset
Table of Contents
California’s Proposed "Dredge and Fill" Program for Wetlands and Other Waters of the State……………………..3
by Clark Morrison
Analyzing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Under CEQA: Why the Questions Left Unanswered by Newhall Ranch Have Demonstrated the Need for an Update to the CEQA Guidelines………………………………………………7
by Martin P. Stratte and Jonathan E. Shardlow
The SANDAG Decision: How Lead Agencies Can "Stay in Step" with Law and Science in Addressing the Climate Impacts of Large-Scale Planning and Infrastructure Projects……………………………………………….17
by Janill L. Richards
Protecting Public Coastal Access Easements from Extinction………..23
by Amy Foo