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 The New York Environmental Lawyer
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environmental law on various topics including climate change,
brownsfields, pollution, air quality, wetlands and superfunds. Regular
columns include recent administrative and judicial cases,
ethics issues, EPA and DEC updates and Section news. Edited by Miriam E.
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| Inside the Current Issue |
(Summer/Fall 2012)
Message
from the Outgoing Chair
(Philip H. Dixon)
Message
from the Incoming Chair
(Carl Howard)
From the Editor-in-Chief
(Miriam E. Villani)
From the Issue Editor
(Justin Birzon)
From the 2012-2013 Student Editorial Board
(Andrew Bridgman)
From the 2011-2012 Student Editorial Board
(Krysten Kenny)
EPA
Update
(Marla E. Wieder, Chris Saporita and Joseph A. Siegel)
The 2012 Environmental Law Section Fall Meeting
(Michael J. Lesser)
Committee Report: Agriculture and Rural Issues Committee
(Peter G. Ruppar)
Member Profiles
Long-Time Member: Daniel Riesel
New Members: Megan Brillault and Kristen Wilson
Member News
In Memoriam: Alice J. Kryzan
(Gail Port)
Book Review: Greening Local Government, Eds., Keith
H. Hirokawa & Patricia E. Salkin
(Reviewed by Andrew
B. Wilson)
The Illusion of the Blue Flame: Water Law and Unconventional
Gas Drilling in New York State
(Anne Marie Garti)
Evolving Environmental Law and Advice to “Green”
Lawyers
(Alexis Saba and John Wood)
Hydraulic Fracturing in the Marcellus Shale: The Need for
Legislative Amendments to New York’s Mineral Resources Law
(Patrick Siler)
The Argument for a National Carbon Bounty: Solving the
Energy-Environment Disconnect
(Caryn Davies)
Echoes of Westway—Agency NEPA Decision
Annulled for Errors in Baseline Assumptions
North Carolina
Wildlife Federation v. North Carolina Department of Transportation,
677 F.3d 596 (4th Cir. 2012)
(John D. Hoggan, Jr. and
David G. Carpenter)
Recent Decisions and Legislation
in Environmental Law
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