Volume 14, Number 3, Spring 2006

Articles

Clarifying NPDES Requirements for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations — Terence J. Cetner

When Does a Regulation “Go Too Far?”—The Supreme Court's Analytical Framework for Drawing the Line between an Exercise of the Police Power and an Exercise of the Power of Eminent Domain — John C. Keene

Climate Change Policies an Ocean Apart: EU & US Climate Change Policies Compared — Cinnamon Carlarne

The Case for Regulating Ultrafine Particles Under the Clean Air Act — Robert A. Reiley

Pumping Pollution: An In-Depth Analysis of Miccosukee and Notes on S.D. Warren Co. v Maine Bd. Of Dept. Envtl. Protection , with comments on Improving the State and Federal Regulation of Activities that Cause Water Quality Degradation — Jessica A. Barkas

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks as Abnormally Dangerous Activities — Douglas A. Henderson and Mack McGuffey

Parched Ground: After the War, can Sudan Sustainably Develop and Preserve Its Groundwater Resources? — Itzchak E. Kornfeld, Esquire

Comments

Green Marketing: The Urgent Need for Federal Regulation — Lauren C. Avallone

The Butler Mine Tunnel: A Case Study on the Superfund's Shortcomings — Patrick J. Doyle

Science at Any Cost: The Ineffectiveness and Underenforcement of the Animal Welfare Act — Melanie L. Vanderau