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9781597260367

Understanding Environmental Administration And Law

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    9781597260367

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    1597260363

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-09-28
  • Publisher: Island Pr

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Summary

Understanding Environmental Administration and Law provides an engaging, introductory overview of environmental policy. Author Susan J. Buck explores the process through which policy is made, the political environment in which it is applied, and the statutory and case laws that are critical to working within the regulatory system. This revised and expanded third edition adds case studies that help bring the subject to life and includes new material on * the Bush Administration and its approach to administering environmental laws * the continuing evolution of environmentalism and the changing role of environmental regulation in the United States * the development and implementation of environmental agreements at the international level *the impacts and implications of globalization Understanding Environmental Administration and Law provides a framework for understanding the legal and political context of environmental protection and familiarizes readers with the federal environmental regulatory structure. With a focus on understanding the law as a managerial tool, the book is an essential resource for anyone involved with environmental issues, from students to citizen activists to managers at the federal, state, and local level.

Author Biography

Susan J. Buck is Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of Environmental Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
Chapter One: The American Legal System 1(20)
Sources of Law
2(6)
The Common Law
2(2)
Statutes and Ordinances
4(1)
Rules and Regulations
5(1)
Case Discussion 1.1: Cover Crops
5(1)
The Constitution
6(2)
Judicial Decisionmaking
8(5)
Statutory Interpretation
8(1)
Judicial Precedents
9(1)
Application of Constitutional Principles
10(11)
Case Discussion 1.2: Bird's Eye View
11(2)
Federalism
13(6)
Case Study: Tangier Sound (1982)
16(3)
Suggested Reading
19(1)
Notes
19(2)
Chapter Two: Environmentalism in the United States 21(20)
Beginnings: The 1960's
21(10)
National Environmental Policy Act
23(3)
The Environmental Decade: The 1970's
26(1)
Environmental Action in the 1980's
27(3)
Sealing the Century: The 1990's
30(1)
Past the Millennium I: George W Bush
31(3)
Past the Millennium II: Challenges to Old Environmentalism
34(1)
Suggested Reading
35(1)
Notes
35(6)
Chapter Three: The Public Policy Process 41(28)
Types of Public Policy
41(5)
Distributive Policy
42(1)
Protective Regulatory Policy
43(1)
Redistributive Policy
44(1)
Competitive Regulatory Policy
45(1)
The Public Policy Process: Introduction
46(2)
Agenda Setting
48(4)
Systemic and Institutional Agendas
49(1)
Reaching the Institutional Agenda
50(2)
Policy Formulation and Legitimation
52(6)
Problem Definition
53(1)
Formulation
54(3)
Case Discussion 3.1: Touch-and-Go
55(2)
Legitimation
57(1)
Implementation
58(6)
Bureaucratic Resources
58(2)
Administrative Discretion
60(2)
Variables Affecting Implementation
62(1)
Implementing Environmental Policy
63(1)
Evaluation
64(2)
Suggested Reading
66(1)
Notes
66(3)
Chapter Four: Legal Concepts in Environmental Law 69(37)
Understanding Case Law
70(5)
Briefing a Case
72(3)
Box 4.1: Example of Law School Brief
74(1)
Due Process
75(3)
Procedural Due Process
76(1)
Substantive Due Process
77(1)
The "Due Process Explosion"
77(1)
Standing
78(5)
Case Discussion 4.1: Animal Watchers Abroad
82(1)
Common Law: Nuisance, Property, and Public Trust
83(16)
Nuisance
83(3)
Case Discussion 4.2: Shake, Rattle, and...Boom
85(1)
Property
86(20)
Origins of Land Use Control
86(2)
Eminent Domain
88(4)
Case Discussion 4.3: Playing Chicken
90(2)
Zoning
92(1)
Regulation versus Taking
92(4)
Case Discussion 4.4: Redistributing Paradise
94(2)
Public Trust Doctrine
96(3)
Suggested Reading
99(1)
Notes
99(7)
Chapter Five: Pollution Control and Hazardous and Toxic Substances 106(38)
The Administrative Procedure Act
106(11)
Rulemaking
108(6)
Types of Rules
109(2)
Rulemaking Procedures
111(3)
Benefit-Cost Analysis
114(1)
Administrative Adjudication
114(1)
Judicial Review
115(2)
Air Pollution
117(8)
Box 5.1: Buying the Right to Pollute
119(4)
Case Discussion 5.1: Blowing Smoke
123(2)
Water Pollution
125(5)
Case Discussion 5.2: Moving Violations
126(4)
Hazardous and Toxic Substances
130(8)
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1947
131(2)
Case Discussion 5.3: Birds and Birdies
132(1)
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (1976)
133(1)
Case Discussion 5.4: The Foolish Trucker
133(1)
Toxic Substances Control Act (1976)
134(1)
Superfund (1980) and SARA (1986)
135(9)
Case Discussion 5.5: Dead Batteries
137(1)
The Future
138(2)
Suggested Reading
140(1)
Notes
140(4)
Chapter Six: Managing Wildlife and Public Lands 144(46)
Federal-State Cooperative Wildlife Management
144(10)
The Rise and Fall of the State Ownership Doctrine
145(9)
Treaty Power
147(1)
Federal Property Power
148(1)
Commerce Clause
148(3)
Case Discussion 6.1: The Price of Hunting Elk
149(2)
Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (Pittman-Robertson) Act
151(2)
Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration (Dingell-Johnson) Act
153(1)
Other Federal-State Programs
153(1)
Federal Wildlife Programs
154(18)
Regulating the Taking of Wildlife
154(7)
Migratory Bird Legislation
154(1)
Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act
155(3)
Case Discussion 6.2: High Wire Act
156(2)
Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act
158(10)
Case Discussion 6.3: Who Owns the Burros?
158(3)
Regulating Commerce in Wildlife
161(1)
Conservation of Endangered Species
162(4)
Case Discussion 6.4: Don't Feed the Bears
164(2)
Marine Mammal Protection Act
166(2)
Federal Acquisition and Management of Wildlife Habitat
168(4)
National Wildlife Refuge System
168(1)
Multiple-Use Lands
169(2)
Special Purpose Lands
171(1)
Public Lands
172(9)
Acquisition
175(1)
Disposal
175(1)
Reservation
176(1)
Custodial and Intensive Management
176(2)
Consultation and Confrontation
178(3)
Suggested Reading
181(1)
Notes
182(8)
Chapter Seven: International Environmental Policy and Law 190(33)
International Organizations
193(5)
The United Nations
193(4)
Nongovernmental Organizations
197(1)
International and Global Commons
198(17)
Property Rights and Regimes
199(2)
Oceans
201(6)
Living Resources
202(3)
Case Discussion 7.1: Fishy Tales
203(2)
Marine Pollution
205(2)
Atmosphere
207(8)
Acid Deposition
208(2)
Ozone Depletion
210(2)
Climate Change
212(3)
Suggested Reading
215(1)
Notes
215(8)
Afterword 223(6)
Finding Case Law 229(4)
Glossary 233(8)
Acronyms 241(4)
List of Cases 245(4)
Legislation 249(6)
Bibliography 255(14)
Index 269

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