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The federal regulatory process for reviewing proposed natural gas pipelines doesn’t seem to put much weight on possible negative consequences, UVA Law School professor Alison Gocke tells @RisaGoluboff and Danielle Citron on the latest episode. law.virginia.edu/commonlaw/show…

New online piece!🌎 Terrence Neal '19 provides climate change adaptation obligations and Indigenous Peoples' rights under the American Convention on Human Rights. Check it out here: harvardelr.com/2023/03/03/cli…

In their new online piece, Alison Borochoff-Porte and John Cooper argue applying basic consumer protection principles would avoid premature dismissals in suits alleging misleading product "recyclability" claims. Check it out now! harvardelr.com/2023/04/10/app…

Issue 1 of Volume 47 is LIVE on our website! Stay tuned--we'll be sharing a little bit about this issue's pieces through the day.📖

Is US environmental law equipped to deal with the plastics crisis? Utah Law's Professor Robert Adler and Carina Wells identify law's limitations and identify solutions applicable to plastics, "forever chemicals," and other forms of pollution. harvardelr.com/wp-content/upl…

How does the law affect clean energy investment at government-owned utilities? @ArjunaDibley forwards a theory of the dynamics at play in innovation at these firms and applies it through the lens of the TVA and NYPA. harvardelr.com/wp-content/upl…

In her article, UVA Law School's Professor Alison Gocke examines FERC's pipeline approval process and argues that it cannot just be understood through legal frameworks governing the agency, but political considerations as well. harvardelr.com/wp-content/upl…

In her Student Note, Lily Cohen JD '22 (Lily Cohen) argues that existing environmental law mechanisms, such as NEPA, can play a key role in reducing the negative effects on Native women from resource extraction projects. harvardelr.com/wp-content/upl…

In his student note, Luca Greco, JD '23, discusses the negative effects of farmworkers' exclusion from the National Labor Relations Act and proposes reforms to remedy this historical injustice. harvardelr.com/wp-content/upl…

Submissions for Volume 49, Issue 1 are now OPEN and will remain open until mid-March 2024. Articles are accepted on a rolling basis, and authors are strongly encouraged to submit as early as possible. See below for more details: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/submission…

Reminder to submit articles for Volume 49, Issue 1. We are still reviewing submissions on a rolling basis!

New online piece!🌎 Sean Goldman-Hunt '23 proposes that the California legislature enact a statute prohibiting the sale of any food item with a lifetime environmental footprint exceeding certain limits. Check it out here: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/2024/03/16…

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New online piece!🌎 Sam Bookman, SJD candidate at HLS, considers how the lessons learned in Held v. Montana can help inform other climate lawsuits. Check it out here: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/2024/04/07…

And Harvard Environmental Law Review Volume 48, Issue 1 is LIVE! 🌳🌎🌵Check it out here: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/

Submissions for the Harvard Environmental Law Review, Volume 49, Issue 2 are now OPEN! Articles are accepted on a rolling basis, and authors are strongly encouraged to submit as early as possible. See below for more information: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/submission…

The Harvard Environmental Law Review Volume 48, Issue 2 is now LIVE! See below: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/

HELR is accepting submissions for our online journal! From shorter, blog-style pieces on current issues to traditional article- or note-style pieces, your original scholarship can make a meaningful contribution to environmental law! See more: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/submission….

Submissions for the Harvard Environmental Law Review, Volume 50, Issue 1 are now OPEN! Articles are accepted on a rolling basis, and authors are strongly encouraged to submit as early as possible. See below for more information: journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/submission…

Harvard Environmental Law Review Volume 49, Issue 1 is LIVE! Topics include: international conservation, national transmission planning, climate rights litigation, atmospheric trust, and incarceration and EJ. Check it out here! journals.law.harvard.edu/elr/