Georgetown International Environmental Law Review

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Articles in Fall 2004 issue of Georgetown International Environmental Law Review

• Canadian Federalism and the Environment: The Literature
  by MacKay, William R
• Towards a Common Law of International Investment: How NAFTA Chapter 11 Panels Should Solve Their Legitimacy Crisis
  by Afilalo, Ari
• Precautionary Principle as the Law of Planetary Defense: Achieving the Mandate to Defend the Earth Against Asteroid and Comet Impacts While There is Still Time, The
  by Seamone, Evan R
• Cats v. Birds in Japan: How to Reconcile Wildlife Conservation and Animal Protection
  by Takahashi, Mitsuhiko A
• FOREWORD
  by Apicella, Jolie
• Influence of Offshore Leasing Regimes on Commercial Oil Activity: An Empirical Analysis of Property Rights in the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea, The
  by Richardson, Christopher F
• Will the WTO Turn Green? The Implications of Injecting Environmental Issues Into the Multilateral Trading System
  by Skeen, Richard
• Bush and Kerry: Competing Visions for U.S. Energy Policy
  by Hayes, David; Garman, David