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 24, Issue 1, 2005

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Articles

Fairness in the Air: California's Air Pollution Hearing Boards

Manaster, Kenneth A.

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Back to the Drawing Board: A Proposal for Adopting a Listed Species Reporting System under the Endangered Species Act

Moore, W. Parker

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What's Yours Can Be Mine: Are There Any Private Takings after Kelo v. City of New London?

Schultz, David

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The Steepest Hurdle in Obtaining a Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit: Complying with EPA's 404 (b)(1) Guidelines' Least Environmentally Damaging Practicable Alternative Requirement

Schutz, Jon

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Energy Efficiency in Regulated and Deregulated Markets

Rotenberg, Edan

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