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• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: THE IMPACT OF FOOD CHOICES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE.

  Author:Heidi LoganFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 2021457 words Article 1430LApproximately eleven million tons of food are consumed globally every minute. And yet, the effects of agriculture are often given little thought. This year, Lewis & Clark Law School's Annual Environmental Symposium Issue...

• CASE SUMMARIES.

  From:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202136,677 words Article 1710LI. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY A. Clean Air Act 1. In re Volkswagen "Clean Diesel" Mktg., Sales Practices, & Prod. Liab. Litig., Env't Prot. Comm'n of Hillsborough city of v. Volkswagen Grp. of Am., 959 F.3d 1201 (9th Cir....

• CLIMATE RISK IN THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR: LEGAL OBLIGATIONS TO ADVANCE CLIMATE RESILIENCE PLANNING BY ELECTRIC UTILITIES.

  Authors:Romany M. Webb, Michael Panfil, and Sarah LadinFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202144,095 words Article 2040LElectricity generation, transmission and distribution, and load are all impacted by weather patterns. Electric system assets have been designed for historic weather conditions with the goal of ensuring reliability and...

• FIRE MANAGEMENT IN A CLIMATE CHANGED WORLD: OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT.

  Author:Dara IllowskyFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202113,831 words Article 2190LWith dramatic photographs of massive fires blazing through human communities across the western United States, perennially gracing the news each summer, wildfire in the face of climate change has become a hot topic in...

• OREGON'S CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS: AIR QUALITY AS THE EPICENTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ISSUES & REGULATORY SOLUTIONS.

  Author:Josie MobergFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 20218,459 words Article 2170LThe expanding presence of the Confined Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) in Oregon implicates several environmental justice issues--issues where the environmental harms of an industry disproportionately impact low-income...

• WARS, WALLS, AND WRECKED ECOSYSTEMS: THE CASE FOR PRIORITIZING ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION IN A NATIONAL SECURITY-CENTRIC LEGAL SYSTEM.

  Author:Skye M. WalkerFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202116,435 words Article 2180LMaintaining a strong military. Furthering national security by securing the skies, seas, and borders. Promoting peace and order by using tear gas to diffuse chaotic and potentially dangerous situations. To the U.S....

• CLIMATE CHANGE AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE: FEDERAL ACTIONS PROTECT THE BIGGEST CONTRIBUTORS FROM THE DISASTERS THEY CAUSE.

  Author:Shanna MccormackFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202110,471 words Article 2730LAnimal agriculture is a major contributor of greenhouse gases involved in climate change. (1) Current changes in the climate are driving a shift in weather patterns that will cause an increase in frequency and intensity...

• WILL REGULATORS CATCH THE DRIFT? NFFC V. EPA AND BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO PESTICIDE REGULATION.

  Authors:George Kimbrell, Sylvia Wu, and Audrey LeonardFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 202134,980 words Article 2350LIn the past half-century, U.S. agriculture has become dramatically more industrialized, consolidated, and bifurcated between livestock and crop agriculture, resulting in significant negative environmental, health, and...

• NINTH CIRCUIT ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW EDITOR'S NOTE.

  Author:Anna LairdFrom:Environmental Law (Vol. 51, Issue 3)

  Aug. 2021395 words Brief article 1710LThe 2020-2021 Ninth Circuit Environmental Review provides summaries of twenty-seven cases issued hy the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit between January and December 2020. Each summarized opinion...