Course Title
Environmental Law
Professor
Professor Navarre
First Assignment
Required Textbooks:
- Robert V. Percival, Christopher H. Schroeder, Alan S. Miller, James P Leape, Environmental Regulation: Law, Science, and Policy (Walters Kluwer 7th ed. 2013 or 8th ed. 2018) (“Percival”).
- Stephen M. Johnson, Economics, Equity, and the Environment (ELI, 2004) (“Johnson”). (on reserve in law library).
Recommended Textbooks:
- Robert V. Percival, Christopher H. Schroeder, Environmental Law: Statutory and Case Supplement (2017-2018) (“Statute Book”). (on reserve in law library).
- Steven Ferrey, Environmental Law: Examples & Explanations (Walters Kluwer 7th ed. 2016) (“Ferrey”).
CLASS 1 (August 26)
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Environmental Values and Policies: An Introduction
1. Environmental Problems and Progress; American Environmentalism: Sources and Values (Percival, 7th ed. pp. 1-13 / 8th ed. pp. 1-15)
2. Economics and the Environment (Percival, 26-38 / 29-41)
3. Ecological Perspectives (Percival, 38-49 / 41-52)
4. Common Pool Resources (Percival, 49-53 / 52-56)
5. Problem Exercise: Artic Oil Exploration, the Keystone XL Pipeline, and Hydraulic Fracturing (Percival, 53-60 / 56-64)
B. Rulemaking and Judicial Review
1. The Regulatory Process (Percival, 168-174 / 174-181)
2. Judicial Review & Regulatory Process (Percival, 183-190 / 190-198)