Most Recent Articles from Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review

• PROJECT BIOSHIELD PRISONER'S DILEMMA: AN IMPETUS FOR THE MODERNIZATION OF PROGRAMMATIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS, THE 

  Abstract: Passage of the Project BioShield Act of 2004 evinced an executive and legislative desire to increase government-controlled laboratory...

  09/01/06 by Shea, David M · More from publication

• SHIFTING THE BURDEN: POTENTIAL APPLICABILITY OF BUSH V. GORE TO HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY SITING 

  Abstract: Since its inception in the 1980s, advocates of the environmental justice movement have attempted to remedy the disproportionate siting...

  09/01/06 by Hickey, Alison E · More from publication

• ATTORNEYS' FEES AND THE CONFLICT BETWEEN RULE 68 AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT'S CITIZEN SUIT PROVISION 

  Abstract: Environmental "citizen suit" statutes provide incentives for citizens to bring enforcement actions by awarding successful plaintiffs...

  09/01/06 by Burgoyne, Daniel E · More from publication

• NEPA AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: INTEGRATION, IMPLEMENTATION, AND JUDICIAL REVIEW 

  Abstract: The purpose of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) is to assure "for all Americans safe, healthful, productive, and...

  09/01/06 by Outka, Uma · More from publication

• ENVIRONMENTAL ATTORNEYS AND THE MEDIA: GUIDELINES FOR EFFECTIVENESS 

  Abstract: It is often difficult for a public interest advocate to compete with wealthy interests that have vastly greater resources at their...

  09/01/06 by Stanton, John M · More from publication

• "REFRAMING" THE PRESENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY 

  Abstract: In 1995, Congress, with the support of the Clinton administration, passed the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity...

  09/01/06 by Ryan, Charlotte; Alexander, Samuel · More from publication

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