Decision Making in Environmental Law

Edited by Lee Paddock, Distinguished Professorial Lecturer in Environmental Law, The George Washington University Law School and Senior Advisor, International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement, Environmental Law Institute, Robert L. Glicksman, J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of Environmental Law, The George Washington University Law School and Nicholas S. Bryner, University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, US

• Contents:Series Foreword by Jamie Benidickson and Yves Le Bouthillier, Introduction by Robert L. Glicksman and LeRoy C. Paddock1. Global Environmental Constitutionalism: A Rights-Based Primer for Effective StrategiesErin Daly and James R. May 2. International Law and ProcessesCarl Bruch and John Broderick3. The Courts, Nuisance and Environmental Pollution—A matter of will?Karen Morrow4. Federal Preemption and Displacement of Environmental Statutes and Common Law Claims Sandra Zellmer5. The Intersection Between Environmental Law and Tort LawMaria Lee6. The Public Trust Doctrine in Environmental Decision MakingMary Christina Wood and Gordon Levitt7. Environmental Federalism: A View from the United StatesKirsten H. Engel8. Allocation of environmental lawmaking powers in BrazilGuilherme J. S. Leal9. Environmental Decision Making of Local GovernmentsSean F. Nolon10. Participation in environmental decision making in European LawJessica Makowiak11. Access to Information: International PerspectiveEric A. DeGroff12. Goal Setting in Environmental Decision MakingJohn C. Dernbach13. Regulatory Strategy Diversity in United States Environmental LawWilliam W. Buzbee14. Market-Based Control StrategiesVictor B. Flatt15. Decisions About Emissions Trading DesignDavid M. Driesen16. Information Mandates as Environmental RegulationBradley C. Karkkainen17. The Law of Environmental PlanningDave Owen18. Motivating without Mandates? The Role of Voluntary Programs in Environmental GovernanceCary Coglianese and Jennifer Nash19. Private Environmental GovernanceSarah E. Light and Michael P. Vandenbergh20. Cost-Benefit AnalysisAmy Sinden21. The National Environmental Policy ActDaniel R. Mandelker22. Climate Change and Environmental Impact AssessmentJessica Anne Wentz23. Public Participation in Environmental Decision MakingWilliam Murray Tabb24. Environmental JusticeLeRoy C. Paddock25. Environmental permits: origins and nature, and recent tendenciesGeert Van Hoorick26. Federalism, Delegated Permitting and EnforcementWilliam L. Andreen27. Internal Administrative Appeals of Governmental Decisions on the EnvironmentRandolph L. Hill, Michelle A. Wenisch and Suzanne B. Krolikowski28. Standing and Related DoctrinesBradford C. Mank29. Judicial Review of Agency Statutory Interpretations in Environmental LawHeather Elliott30. Judicial Review of Agency Environmental Decision MakingEmily Hammond31. Citizen EnforcementKarl S. Coplan32. Public Intervenors and Public Funding in Environmental Decision MakingNicholas S. Bryner33. Are International Courts the Best Adjudicators of Environmental Disputes?Itzchak E. Kornfeld34. Environmental Courts and TribunalsGeorge (Rock) Pring and Catherine (Kitty) PringIndex

'The topic of ''Decision Making in Environmental Law'' encompasses a vast and complex milieu of regulation, legal principles, administrative procedures and discretion. The subject matter plays out in multiple legal dimensions, including legislation and common law, private and public law, and international, federal and domestic law. Paddock, Glicksman and Bryner have brought together a veritable ''Who's Who'' of leading environmental scholars to produce an excellent collection of chapters that bring order to, and provide incisive analysis of, the multi-dimensional legal landscape of modern environmental decision-making. This volume should be the first point of reference for scholars, students, members of the judiciary and regulators with an interest in the topic.'