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9780314258397

Cases and Materials on Environmental Law

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  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-07-01
  • Publisher: West Group

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Provides augmented coverage of RCRA, the Endangered Species Act, and the increasingly important issues of environmental enforcement. Streamlined coverage of the basic pollution statutes to eliminate extraneous and distracting details. Remains comprehensive in coverage but tightly focused in format.

Table of Contents

Preface iii
Table of Acronyms
v
Table of Cases
xxvii
Perspectives on Environmental Law
1(16)
Environmental Protection: An Overview
1(16)
Major Themes
1(3)
Environmental Regulation: Four Scenarios
4(6)
The History of Environmental Law
10(1)
``The Greening of America and the Graying of United States Environmental Law: Reflections on Environmental Law's First Three Decades in the United States``
10(5)
Richard J. Lazarus
Notes
15(1)
Note on the Impact of U.S. Environmental Regulation
16(1)
The Ecological Perspective
17(62)
A Sand County Almanac
17(4)
Aldo Leopold
Notes
21(1)
Wildlands: Their Protection and Management in Economic Development
22(5)
George Ledec
Robert Goodland
Notes
27(1)
Thinking of Environmental Law as a Complex Adaptive System: How to Clean Up the Environment by Making a Mess of Environmental Law
28(1)
J. B. Ruhl
Notes
29(1)
Environmental Unknowns
30(3)
Norman Myers
Notes
33(1)
The Environment as Commons
33(16)
The Tragedy of the Commons
33(2)
Garrett Hardin
Notes
35(1)
Note on the Prisoners' Dilemma
36(2)
``Replaying the Tragedy of the Commons''
38(3)
Fred P. Bosselman
Note on International Environmental Norms
41(1)
Worldwatch Institute, State of the World 1997
42(3)
``The U.S. Performance in Achieving its 1992 Earth Summit Global Warming Commitments``
45(4)
Donald A. Brown
Notes
49(1)
Economic Analysis and the Environment
49(13)
The Economic Perspective
50(1)
An Introduction to Environmental Thought: Some Sources and Some Criticisms
50(2)
Charles J. Meyers
Note
52(1)
Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution, First Report
53(2)
Note on Economic Analysis
55(2)
Note on Cost-Benefit Analysis
57(5)
Economic Analysis and the Environment---Continued
Economic Approaches to Regulation
62(1)
Environmental Improvement Through Economic Incentives
63(2)
Anderson
Note
65(1)
Setting National Priorities: The 1973 Budget
66(1)
Charles L. Schultze
Notes
67(2)
New Directions in Environmental Protection
69(10)
``The Contracting State''
69(4)
Jody Freeman
``Third Way Environmentalism''
73(5)
Christopher H. Schroeder
Notes
78(1)
The Judicial Role
79(136)
Administrative Law
79(5)
Access to the Courts
84(37)
Standing
84(1)
Injury in fact
84(1)
Sierra Club v. Morton
84(5)
Notes
89(1)
United States v. Students Challenging Regulatory Agency Procedures (SCRAP I)
90(2)
Notes
92(1)
Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife
92(9)
Notes
101(5)
Friends of the Earth, Inc. v. Laidlaw Environmental Services (TOC), Inc.
106(8)
Notes
114(1)
Zone of Interests
115(1)
Bennett v. Spear
116(4)
Notes
120(1)
Legal Bases for Challenging Agency Action
121(22)
Whitman v. American Trucking Associations, Inc.
121(2)
Notes
123(3)
Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe
126(3)
Notes
129(2)
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
131(4)
Notes
135(3)
Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. v. NRDC
138(4)
Notes
142(1)
The National Environmental Policy Act
143(72)
Threshold Requirements
149(1)
Hanly v. Mitchell [Hanly I]
149(2)
Notes
151(1)
Metropolitan Edison Co. v. People Against Nuclear Energy
152(3)
Notes
155(2)
Hanly v. Kleindienst [Hanly II]
157(3)
Notes
160(2)
Public Citizen v. Department of Transportation
162(8)
Notes
170(1)
Note on the ``Federal Action'' Requirement
171(1)
Scope and Timing of the Impact Statement
172(1)
Kleppe v. Sierra Club
173(6)
Notes
179(1)
Note on Proposal Definition, Scope, and Timing
179(2)
Weinberger v. Catholic Action of Hawaii
181(2)
Notes
183(1)
Marsh v. Oregon Natural Resources Council
184(6)
Notes
190(1)
Content of the Impact Statement
191(1)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. Morton
191(4)
Notes
195(1)
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
196(2)
Notes
198(1)
Carolina Environmental Study Group v. United States
199(2)
Notes
201(1)
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
202(4)
Notes
206(1)
Robertson v. Methow Valley Citizens Council
207(4)
Notes
211(1)
Note: Appraising NEPA After Thirty Years and Future Trends
212(3)
Environmental Federalism
215(57)
Uniformity Versus Diversity in Environmental Regulation
215(8)
The Race to the Bottom and Federal Environmental Regulation: A Response to Critics
216(3)
Richard L. Revesz
Notes
219(1)
Environmental Quality as a National Good in a Federal State
220(3)
Richard B. Stewart
Notes
223(1)
The Scope of Federal Power
223(19)
Missouri v. Holland
224(2)
Notes
226(1)
Hodel v. Indiana
226(2)
Notes
228(1)
Note on the Revival of Limits on the Commerce Clause
228(3)
Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County [SWANCC] v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
231(4)
Notes
235(1)
Note on the Tenth Amendment and Environmental Law
236(1)
New York v. United States
237(3)
Notes
240(2)
Commerce Clause Restrictions on State Power
242(17)
Minnesota v. Clover Leaf Creamery Co.
243(1)
Notes
244(1)
Hughes v. Alexandria Scrap Corp.
245(2)
Notes
247(1)
City of Philadelphia v. New Jersey
247(3)
Notes
250(1)
C & A Carbone, Inc. v. Town of Clarkstown, N. Y.
251(5)
Notes
256(1)
Note on Federal Preemption
257(2)
Environmental Regulation and International Trade
259(8)
Note on GATT and Domestic Regulations
260(4)
The Environment vs. Trade Rules: Defogging the Debate
264(2)
Steve Charnovitz
Notes
266(1)
Environmental Regulation and International Trade---Continued Robert Howse, The Appellate Body Rulings in the Shrimp/Turtle Case: A New Legal Baseline for the Trade and Environment Debate
267(5)
Notes
270(2)
Air Pollution
272(114)
Introduction
272(1)
The Common Law
273(12)
Private Nuisance
273(1)
Boomer v. Atlantic Cement Company
273(4)
Notes
277(1)
``The Problem of Social Cost''
278(3)
Ronald Coase
Notes
281(1)
Public Nuisance
282(1)
Spur Industries, Inc. v. Del E. Webb Development Co.
283(2)
Notes
285(1)
Government Regulation of Air Quality
285(101)
The Clean Air Act
287(1)
History of Clean Air Legislation
288(2)
Helpful Distinctions Regarding the Clean Air Act
290(1)
Harm-Based vs. Technology-Based Regulation
290(1)
Stationary vs. Mobile Sources
291(1)
New vs. Existing Sources
292(1)
Attainment vs. Nonattainment Areas
292(1)
Major vs. Non-Major Sources
293(1)
Overview of the Clean Air Act
294(3)
Air Quality Standards
297(1)
Criteria Pollutants
298(2)
Listing Pollutants
300(1)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. Train
300(3)
Notes
303(1)
Setting Air Standards
304(1)
Lead Industries, Inc. v. EPA
304(11)
Notes
315(1)
The Role of Cost in Standard Setting
316(1)
Whitman v. American Trucking Associations, Inc.
316(6)
Notes
322(1)
State Implementation Plans
322(2)
Union Electric Co. v. EPA
324(3)
Notes
327(1)
Train v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
327(3)
Notes
330(1)
Citizens Against the Refinery's Effects, Inc. v. EPA
330(4)
Notes
334(1)
New Source Performance Standards
334(1)
Hazardous Air Pollutants
335(2)
National Mining Association v. EPA
337(3)
Notes
340(1)
PSD Areas
340(1)
The Nonattainment Problem
341(1)
Delaney v. EPA
342(2)
Notes
344(3)
Whitman v. American Trucking Associations, Inc.
347(2)
Notes
349(1)
New Source Review
349(2)
Title V Permits
351(2)
Mobile Sources
353(1)
History of Mobile Source Provisions
354(1)
International Harvester Co. v. Ruckelshaus
354(6)
Notes
360(2)
California's Special Status in Emissions Regulation
362(2)
Clean Fuels
364(1)
Inspection and Maintenance Programs and Transportation Controls
365(1)
Notes
366(1)
Interstate Air Pollution
366(1)
Overview
366(2)
Interstate Ozone and NOx
368(1)
Appalachian Power Company v. EPA
368(7)
Note
375(1)
Acid Rain
375(4)
Notes
379(3)
Market Mechanisms to Control Air Pollution
382(1)
Intrastate Emissions Trading Programs
382(1)
Banking, Bubbles, and Offsets
383(1)
``Marketable Permits: Lessons for Theory and Practice''
383(2)
Robert W. Hahn
Gordon L. Hester
Note
385(1)
Water Pollution
386(119)
Background
386(12)
Historical Context
386(2)
The 1972 Amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act
388(1)
Comparing the CWA and the CAA
389(1)
Results
390(1)
Water Pollution Control: 25 Years of Progress and Challenges for the New Millennium
390(2)
The Quality of Our Nation's Waters A Summary of the National Water Quality Inventory: 1998 Report to Congress
392(4)
Pollutants
396(2)
The Clean Water Act and the Common Law
398(8)
Milwaukee v. Illinois [Milwaukee II]
398(4)
Notes
402(1)
International Paper Company v. Ouellette
403(2)
Notes
405(1)
Modern Regulation of Water Pollution
406(9)
Federal Statutes Governing Water Pollution
406(1)
Overview of the Clean Water Act
406(2)
Effluent Standards Under the CWA: Dischargers, Distinctions and Deadlines
408(7)
Modern Regulation of Water Pollution---Continued
Exceptions to the Rule of Technology--Based Standards Under CWA: Water Quality Standards and Nonpoint Source Provisions
415(1)
Federal Authority to Regulate Water Pollution
416(1)
Waters of the United States
416(1)
Point Sources
417(1)
Conventional and Non-conventional (non-toxic) Pollutants
418(1)
NRDC v. Costle
418(4)
Notes
422(1)
Sierra Club v. Abston Construction Company
423(4)
Notes
427(1)
Concerned Area Residents for the Environment v. Southview Farm
427(6)
Notes
433(1)
Litigation over the Setting of Technology-based Effluent Limits
434(1)
du Pont v. Train
434(5)
Notes
439(1)
Chemical Manufacturer's Association v. EPA
440(8)
Notes
448(1)
Toxics
449(2)
New Source Performance Standards
451(1)
Chemical Manufacturer's Association v. EPA
451(3)
Notes
454(1)
Publicly Owned Treatment Works
454(1)
Water Quality Standards (WQS)
455(3)
PUD No. 1 of Jefferson County v. Washington Department of Ecology
458(5)
Notes
463(1)
Water Quality Standards and Interstate Pollution
464(1)
Arkansas v. Oklahoma
464(3)
Notes
467(1)
Nonpoint Source Pollution
467(38)
Area Planning
467(3)
Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs)
470(1)
Point sources
470(1)
Dioxin/Organochlorine Center v. EPA
471(7)
Nonpoint sources
478(1)
Pronsolino v. Nastri
479(7)
``The Clean Water Act TMDL Program V: Aftershock and Prelude''
486(10)
Oliver A. Houck
Notes
496(1)
The Future
497(1)
Clean Water Action Plan: Restoring and Protecting America's Waters
497(2)
Notes on Alternative and Supplementary Approaches to Air and Water Regulation
499(6)
Risk Management and Scientific Uncertainty
505(76)
The Concept of Risk
505(12)
Legislating Acceptable Cancer Risk From Exposure to Toxic Chemicals
505(1)
Alon Rosenthal
Notes
506(1)
Risk, Courts, and Agencies
507(6)
Clayton P. Gillette
James E. Krier
Notes
513(1)
Which Risks First?
514(2)
Cass R. Sunstein
Notes
516(1)
Risk Assessment
517(16)
Note: How EPA Assesses Risks
517(2)
Chlorine Chemistry Council v. EPA
519(4)
Notes
523(1)
``Peer Review and Regulatory Reform''
524(3)
Lars Noah
``Congress, Science, and Environmental Policy''
527(2)
Wendy E. Wagner
Notes
529(1)
``Genetic Susceptibility and Environmental Risk Assessment: An Emerging Link''
529(3)
A. Dan Tarlock
Notes
532(1)
Risk Management and Cost-Benefit Analysis
533(10)
``Responsible Regulation: A Sensible Cost-Benefit, Risk Versus Risk Approach to Federal Health and Safety Regulation''
533(4)
Steve P. Calandrillo
Notes
537(1)
Pricing the Priceless: Cost-Benefit Analysis of Environmental Protection
537(5)
Frank Ackerman
Lisa Heinzerling
Notes
542(1)
Judicial Views Concerning Management of Uncertain Risks
543(26)
Reserve Mining Co. v. Environmental Protection Agency
543(6)
Notes
549(3)
Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO v. American Petroleum Institute
552(11)
Notes
563(2)
American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc. v. Donovan
565(3)
Notes
568(1)
The Distribution of Risk
569(12)
Pursuing `Environmental Justice': The Distributional Effects of Environmental Protection
570(3)
Richard J. Lazarus
Overcoming Environmental Discrimination: The Need for a Disparate Impact Test and Improved Notice Requirements in Facility Siting Decisions
573(3)
Omar Saleem
Notes
576(2)
Note on Legal Implementation of Environmental Equity
578(3)
Regulation of Toxic Substances, Genetically Modified Organisms, and Hazardous Wastes
581(107)
Regulating the Sale of Toxic Substances
581(36)
Pesticide Control
581(2)
Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency [Aldrin and Dieldrin]
583(6)
Notes
589(1)
Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency [Heptachlor and Chlordane]
590(3)
Notes
593(3)
Les v. Reilly
596(2)
Notes
598(1)
Lessons From Federal Pesticide Regulation on the Paradigms and Politics of Environmental Law Reform
599(4)
Donald Hornstein
Notes
603(1)
The Toxic Substances Control Act
604(2)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency
606(2)
Notes
608(1)
Corrosion Proof Fittings v. Environmental Protection Agency
609(6)
Notes
615(2)
Regulating the Environmental Effects of Biotechnology
617(11)
Out of the Lab and Into the Field: Harmonization of Deliberate Release Regulations for Genetically Modified Organisms
617(3)
Judy Kim
Note
620(1)
National Research Council, Committee on Environmental Impacts Associated With Commercialization of Transgenic Plants, ``Environmental Effects of Transgenic Plants: The Scope and Adequacy of Regulation''
621(5)
Notes
626(2)
Regulating the Treatment, Storage and Disposal of Hazardous Wastes
628(46)
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
630(3)
``Solid'' and ``Hazardous'' Waste Defined
633(1)
American Mining Congress v. Environmental Protection Agency
633(5)
Notes
638(3)
Chemical Waste Management, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency
641(4)
Notes
645(1)
Edison Electric Institute v. Environmental Protection Agency
645(4)
Notes
649(2)
The Land Disposal Ban
651(1)
Edison Electric Institute v. Environmental Protection Agency
652(2)
Notes
654(1)
Chemical Waste Management, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency
655(5)
Notes
660(1)
Stoll, Coping With the RCRA Hazardous Waste System: A Few Practical Points for Fun and Profit
661(5)
Waste Minimization and Pollution Prevention
666(4)
State and Local Siting of Hazardous Waste Facilities
670(1)
Mata, Hazardous Waste Facilities and Environmental Equity: A Proposed Siting Model
670(3)
Note
673(1)
Mandatory Disclosure of Information Concerning Chemical Hazards and Related Liabilities
674(14)
Blomquist, The Logic and Limits of Public Information Mandates Under Federal Hazardous Waste Law: A Policy Analysis
674(3)
Notes
677(2)
Information as a Policy Instrument in Protecting the Environment: What Have We Learned?
679(4)
Mark Cohen
After Enron: How Accounting and SEC Reform Can Promote Corporate Accountability While Restoring Public Confidence
683(4)
Michelle Chan-Fishel
Note
687(1)
Environmental Liability and Enforcement
688(183)
Citizen Suits
688(15)
The 1990 Amendments and Section 304: The Specter of Increased Citizen Suit Enforcement
689(7)
Scott M. DuBoff
Notes
696(6)
Note on Attorneys' Fees
702(1)
Injunctions
703(20)
TVA v. Hill
703(6)
Notes
709(1)
Weinberger v. Romero--Barcelo
709(5)
Notes
714(1)
United States v. Wheeling--Pittsburgh Steel Corp.
715(3)
Notes
718(1)
Adams v. Vance
719(3)
Notes
722(1)
Civil Liability Under RCRA and CERCLA
723(78)
Liability Under the ``Imminent Hazard'' Provisions of RCRA
723(1)
United States v. Waste Industries, Inc.
724(4)
Notes
728(1)
United States v. Northeastern Pharmaceutical & Chemical Co., Inc. [NEPACCO]
729(3)
Notes
732(1)
``RCRA Imminent Hazard Authority: A Powerful Tool for Businesses, Governments, and Citizen Enforcers''
733(3)
Adam Babich
Note
736(1)
Liability Under CERCLA
736(1)
U.S. Council on Environmental Quality, Environmental Quality 1981: 12th Annual Report
736(1)
Note on CERCLA Implementation
737(3)
Basis and Scope of Liability
740(1)
United States v. Monsanto Co.
740(8)
Note on Joint and Several Liability and on Allocation of Costs Among Responsible Parties
748(9)
Note on Alternatives to EPA Suit Under Section 107
757(2)
Discussion Problem #1 on CERCLA Liability
759(1)
Responsible Parties
760(1)
United States v. Northeastern Pharmaceutical & Chemical Co., Inc. [NEPACCO]
760(3)
Notes on the Identification of Responsible Parties
763(15)
Discussion Problem #2 on CERCLA Liability
778(1)
Remedy Selection
779(1)
``Selecting Remedies at Superfund Sites: How Should `Clean' be Determined?''
779(3)
Casey Scott Padgett
Notes
782(4)
Settlements
786(1)
United States v. Cannons Engineering Corp.
787(6)
Notes
793(3)
Governmental Recovery of Damages for Injury to Natural Resources
796(5)
The Role of Federal Bankruptcy Law
801(8)
``Hazardous Waste and Bankruptcy: Confronting the Unasked Questions''
802(6)
David H. Topol
Note
808(1)
Criminal Liability Under Federal Environmental Laws
809(29)
``Assimilating Environmental Protection Into Legal Rules and the Problem With Environmental Crime''
809(3)
Richard J. Lazarus
Notes
812(1)
Note on Penalties and Prosecutions
813(4)
Note on Environmental Audit Privileges
817(1)
Note on the Public Welfare Offense Doctrine
818(1)
United States v. Laughlin
819(3)
Notes
822(2)
United States v. Sinskey
824(5)
Note
829(1)
United States v. Hanousek
829(4)
Notes
833(1)
United States v. Ming Hong
833(3)
Notes
836(1)
Discussion Problem on Criminal Liability
837(1)
Common Law Remedies
838(33)
Injunctions
838(1)
Village of Wilsonville v. SCA Services, Inc.
838(3)
Notes
841(1)
Damages
842(1)
``Remedies for Injuries Caused by Hazardous Waste: The Report and Recommendations of the Superfund 301(e) Study Group''
842(3)
Frank P. Grad
Notes
845(1)
State v. Ventron Corp.
846(3)
Notes
849(1)
``Toxic Causation''
850(6)
Daniel A. Farber
Note
856(2)
Ayers v. Township of Jackson
858(11)
Notes
869(2)
Preservation of Natural Areas
871(116)
Perspectives on Ecology, Economics, and Property
872(13)
Thinking of Environmental Law as a Complex Adaptive System: How to Clean Up the Environment by Making a Mess of Environmental Law
872(3)
J.B. Ruhl
Note
875(1)
Valuing Ecosystem Services
876(3)
James E. Salzman
Notes
879(2)
Green Property
881(3)
J. Peter Byrne
Notes
884(1)
Private Property
885(33)
The Taking Problem
885(1)
Note on the Development of Takings Doctrine
885(4)
Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council
889(6)
Notes
895(2)
Palazzolo v. Rhode Island
897(4)
Notes
901(1)
Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council, Inc. v. Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
901(4)
Notes
905(1)
Development Restrictions on Private Wetlands
906(3)
United States v. Riverside Bayview Homes, Inc.
909(3)
Notes
912(1)
Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. United States Army Corps of Engineers
912(1)
Notes
912(1)
Note on Takings Claims and Wetlands Protection
913(5)
Integrating Ecosystem Services Into Environmental Law: A Case Study of Wetlands Mitigation Banking
915(3)
J.B. Ruhl
R. Juge Gregg
Notes
918(1)
Quasi--Public Property
918(29)
Public Trust and Related Doctrines
918(1)
Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. Illinois
919(1)
Notes
920(2)
Boone v. Kingsbury
922(2)
Marks v. Whitney
924(2)
Notes
926(2)
State ex rel. Thornton v. Hay
928(2)
Notes
930(1)
Note on the Navigational Servitude
931(2)
Protecting Coastal Waters
933(4)
Problem on Property Rights Under OCSLA
937(1)
Note on Statutory Liability for Oil Spills
938(3)
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico v. SS Zoe Colocotroni
941(5)
Notes
946(1)
Note on Natural Resources Damages
946(1)
Public Property
947(40)
The Property Clause
948(1)
Kleppe v. New Mexico
948(2)
Notes
950(1)
Minnesota v. Block
951(2)
Notes
953(1)
Introduction to Public Land Laws
953(1)
The Transformation on Public Lands
954(3)
Jan Laitos
Thomas Carr
Notes
957(1)
Note on Withdrawals
958(3)
Protection of Public Lands From Conflicting Private Uses
961(1)
Cappaert v. United States
961(2)
Note
963(1)
United States v. New Mexico
964(2)
Notes
966(1)
Endangered Species
967(1)
TVA v. Hill
968(1)
Notes
968(1)
Environmental Law at the Turn of the Century: A Reportorial Fragment of Contemporary History
969(3)
Joseph Sax
Notes
972(1)
Babbitt v. Sweet Home Chapter of Communities for a Great Oregon
973(6)
Notes
979(2)
The Potential and Pitfalls of Habitat Conservation Planning Under the Endangered Species Act
981(4)
Shi-Ling Hsu
Notes
985(2)
Index 987

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