Issue 4 • October 2024
The End of Chevron Deference
Also in this issue:
• Ozone in Limbo: U.S. Supreme Court Grants Stay of EPA's Good Neighbor Plan
• Conflict on the Rio Grande: the Battle Over Water Distribution in the American Southwest
• Federal Court Strikes Down BiOp on Oil and Gas Development in the Gulf
• Pipeline Peril: Line 5 Litigation Continues
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Issue 3 • July 2024
The End of Juliana and the Youth Climate Justice Movement?
Also in this issue:
• The Ebb and Flow of Legal Protections
for Biscayne National Park
• Coral Reefs and Commerce: Concerns
with Dredging in San Juan Bay
• ITLOS Issues Climate Change Advisory
Opinion
• At Home in the Arctic: Alaska’s
Attempt to De‐List a Threatened Seal
is Struck Down
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Issue 2 • April 2024
Loper: The Death Knell for Chevron Deference?
Also in this issue:
• Court Gives Green Light to Challenge to Texas Beach Closures Due to Space Flights
• Court Revokes Florida’s CWA § 404 Permitting Program
• Anchoring Change: Bar Harbor Restricts Cruise Ship Visitors to 1,000 Per Day
• Setting Sail for Sustainability:
EPA Agrees to Finalize Ballast Water Discharge Standards
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Issue 1 • January 2024
The Future of Shellfish Aquaculture Permitting in Washington State
Also in this issue:
• U.S. District Court Approved the Continuation of the Multibillion-Dollar Willow Project
• New York's Fight Over Summer Flounder Quota
• Supreme Court of Hawaii Allows Case Against Big Oil to Proceed
• 2023 Legislative Update
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