Issue 1• April 2005

Supreme Court Declares Super Scoop a “Vessel”

Also:
Wind Farm Survives Another Challenge
Reflections of a Knauss Fellow
Honeywell Must Excavate Contaminated Wetlands

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Issue 2 • July 2005

EPA Must Repeal Ballast Water Exception

Also:
Wind Farm Survives Another Challenge
Reflections of a Knauss Fellow
Honeywell Must Excavate Contaminated Wetlands

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Issue 3 • October 2005

New Jersey Again at Forefront of Expanding Public Trust Doctrine

Also:
California Coastal Commission’s Authority Upheld
Court Preserves Public Access to Newport’s Historic Waterfront
Reflections of a Knauss Fellow: Part 3

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Issue 4 • January 2006

Michigan Supreme Court Protects Public’s Right to Walk on Beach

Also:
Virginia Supreme Court Upholds Issuance of Permits for King William Reservoir
Pharmaceutical Research Delayed for Lack of Environmental Review
First Circuit Upholds Rhode Island Lobster Regulation

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