Issue 29.1
Walter W. Heiser, Floods, Fires and Inverse Condemnation
Note: Noelia Gravotta, A Great Nation Keeping Its Word: The Role of Tribal Treaty Rights in Climate Change Litigation
Issue 29.2
Megan Edwards, Katrina Fischer Kuh & Frederick A. McDonald, Scientific Gerrymandering & Bifurcation
Note: Bridget Pals, Taxes v. Torts: Which Will Make Fossil Fuel Producers Share Climate Change Burdens?
Note: Joshua Pitkoff, State Bans on Labeling for Alternative Meat Products: Free Speech and Consumer Protection
Issue 29.3 – The Future of the Regulatory State: In Celebration of Richard Stewart’s Fiftieth Year of Teaching
Richard B. Stewart, Foreword
Rachel E. Barkow, The Reformation of American Criminal Law
Lisa Heinzerling, Nondelegation on Steroids
David Schoenbrod, Richard Stewart’s Perennial Question: “How’s This Going to Work?”
Jerry L. Mashaw, Is Administrative Law at War with Itself?
Jonathan B. Wiener, Disregard and Due Regard
Richard L. Revesz, Poisoning America: A “Reasoned Consistency” Response to the Trump Administration’s Regulatory Shell Game
Cass R. Sunstein, Behaviorally Informed Mandates? Internalities, Externalities, and Fuel Economy Rules
E. Donald Elliott & Daniel C. Esty, The End Environmental Externalities Manifesto: A Rights-Based Foundation for Environmental Law
Richard J. Lazarus & Libby Dimenstein, Stewart’s Paradoxes of Liberty, Integrity, and Fraternity: Sobering Lessons from COVID-19 for Environmental Law
George William Van Cleve, Controlling Transboundary Pollution: The Case of Chesapeake Bay Restoration
Sabino Cassese, Ruling from Below: Common Constitutional Traditions and Their Role
Michael Oppenheimer, Whatever Works: The Long and Winding Road Toward Climate Action
Kristina Daugirdas, Funding Global Governance
Annie Petsonk, How Professor Stewart has Promoted Equity, Effectiveness, and Transparency in Environmental Law: A Practitioner’s View
James T. B. Tripp, Richard B. Stewart: A Personal Account and Role at EDF
Jane Bloom Stewart, Adventures with Dick and Jane in Environmental Law