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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 27, Issue 2, 2009

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Forewords

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Articles

California's Climate Change Program: Lessons for the Nation

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Challenges and Opportunities for Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions at the State, Regional and Local Level

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The Changing Climate of Cooperative Federalism: The Dynamic Role of the States in a National Strategy to Combat Climate Change

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The Role of Illinois and the Midwest in Responding to the Challenges of Climate Change

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A Colorado Perspective: The New Energy Economy

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Climate Change Action in Connecticut: Linking Energy, the Environment and the Economy

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Massachusetts Takes On Climate Change

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Climate Change Action in Arizona

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The Essential Role of State Enforcement in the Brave New World of Greenhouse Gas Emission Limits

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Constitutional Implications of Regional CO2 Cap-and-Trade Programs: The Northeast Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative as a Case in Point

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