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The association of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) engages and educates the legal, policy, and public communities through its Journal, other publications, online dialogue, and symposia on a broad range of environmental law and policy issues affecting local, aboriginal, national, and global communities. VJEL is the environmental law journal of the Vermont Law School, the United States' leading environmental law school. VJEL publishes both online and in print.
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Featured Sections
New Volume Published: Volume 8, Issue 2 - Articles from "China in Transition" Symposium
New Book Published:The Supreme Court & the CWA: A Reflection on Rapanos
Audio & Presentations Available for Spring 2007 Symposium: "China in Transition: Environmental Challenges in the Far East"
Recent Articles
BOOK REVIEW: THE SUNNYSIDE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, MARK LATHAM CLIMATE CHANGE, INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY, AND INTERNATIONAL LAW, EDITH BROWN WEISS SUCCESS BY A THOUSAND CUTS: THE USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE, CALEB W. CHRISTOPHER RIGHT TO CARBON OR RIGHT TO LIFE: HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACHES TO CLIMATE CHANGE, SVITLANA KRAVCHENKO LAW FOR THE ECOLOGICAL AGE, JOSEPH GUTH
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In The News
Roundup Ready? Maybe Not. . ., October 11, 2008 Deadly Winds Blow in the Lone Star State, October 11, 2008 Are Property Owners Getting Hung Out to Dry?, October 8, 2008
Recent Editorials
Water, Water, Everywhere, Nor Any Drop to Drink, Erin Barnes Banking for Salmon: How to Balance the Klamath Basin's Liquid Ledger Sheet with a Comprehensive Basin-Wide Water Bank, Greg Dorrington Utilizing Produced Water through the Proposed "More Water and More Energy Act of 2007", Karen L. Henderson
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