UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy

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The UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy produces a high quality biannual journal on cutting-edge environmental legal and policy matters. JELP is entirely run and produced by students at UCLA School of Law. Articles in JELP are written by leading scholars throughout the country and often the world, and by students focusing on environmental law at UCLA.

Volume 13, Issue 2, 1995

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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Articles

Poisoning the Developing World: The Exportation of Unregistered and Severely Restricted Pesticides from the United States

Colopy, James

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Going Mobile: Emissions Trading Gets a Boost from Mobile Source Emission Reduction Credits

Goldschein, Perry S.

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Using the Public Trust Doctrine to Achieve Proportionate Reductions of Water Diversions from the Delta

Graf, Michael

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Comments

Predecessor Landowner Liability: Disclosing Latent Defects

Park, Mina S.

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The Federal Endangered Species Act: Is Judicial Review Available to Safeguard against Agency Decisions Not To Enforce?

Pham, Brandon L.

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Book Reviews

Jon M. Van Dyke, Durwood Zaelke, and Grant Hewison, Eds., Freedom for the Seas in the 21st Century: Ocean Governance and Environmental Harmony

Camponovo, Christopher N.

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