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| Foreword | |
| Summary Table of Contents | |
| Table of Contents | |
| Authors' Preface | |
| Introduction | |
| Perspectives on Environmental Law | |
| The Environmental Perspective and a Simple Case | |
| Law and Economics, Uncertainty and Risk, in Environmental Decision-Making | |
| The Foundation of Environmental Law: Traditional Common Law Theories and Fundamental Issues of Remedies and Liabilities | |
| Environmental Torts and Remedies: Fitting Environmental Cases Into Common Law Theories | |
| Toxic Torts Beyond the Traditional Common Law Setting | |
| Environmental Remedies Drawn from Other Fields of Law: Corporate Law, Contracts, and Property | |
| From Common Law to Public Law: The Structure and Power of Government | |
| The Interplay of Common Law and Statutes | |
| The Force of the Criminal Law in Environmental Cases | |
| Fundamental Environmental Rights: Federal and State Constitutions, and the Public Trust Doctrine | |
| Public Powers and Private Property Rights: Constitutional Authority and Limitations | |
| Environmental Issues in the Division of Authority Between Federal and State Governments | |
| Environmental Statutes and The Administrative State, and A Taxonomy of Environmental Statutes | |
| The Administrative Law of Environmental Law | |
| NEPA, The National Environmental Policy Act - A Mandatory Disclosure and Stop and Think Statute | |
| Substantive Roadblocks: Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act of 1973, A Stark Prohibition Statute | |
| Public Resource Management Statutes | |
| Traditional Review-and-Permit Process, and a Survey of Modern Standard-Setting Approaches | |
| Regulatory Control of Market Access: Pesticides and Toxics | |
| Direct Legislation of Specific Pollution Standards, and Technology-Forcing: Automobile Air Pollution | |
| Administrative Standard-Setting Statutes: The Clean Air Act's Harm-Based Ambient Standards | |
| Administrative Standards Based on Available Technology: The Federal Clean Water Act | |
| Economic Incentive and Artificial Pollution Market Statutes | |
| A Statutory System for Managing and Funding Environmental Remediation: CERCLA (Superfund) | |
| A Composite Approach to Preventing Releases of Hazardous Wastes: The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act | |
| Land-Use-Based Environmental Control Statutes | |
| Trends in Environmental Law | |
| ADR: Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes in Environmental Cases | |
| International Environmental Law | |
| Afterword: Facing the Future | |
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