William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
About this Journal
The William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review began in 1975 as a newsletter entitled Environmental Practice News. By 1990 the publication evolved into the William and Mary Journal of Environmental Law, and in 1995 took on its current manifestation. Publishing three times a year, ELPR focuses on current topics in environmental law and the policy implications behind the law.
Content from the ELPR Annual Symposium is available in the repository's W&M Law School Symposia collection.
Current Issue:
Shifting Shores, Shifting Populations: Climate Migration and Coastal Resilience
Volume 50 (2025-2026), Issue 3 (2026)
Prefatory Matter
Anniversary Remarks
Symposium Articles
Foreword to Shifting Shores, Shifting Populations: Climate Migration and Coastal Resilience
Emma Herber
Now You Sea Me, Now You Don't: A "Climate Displacement Equity" Framework for Sinking Nations
Meera S. Aiyer
The Vicious Cycle of 'Disaster-Recovery-Disaster' and SIDS: Lessons from the ICJ Advisory Proceedings on Climate Change
Chhaya Bhardwaj
Climate Justice for Puerto Rico: The Right to Stay and Energy Sovereignty
Camila Bustos and Mercè Martí Exposito
The Resilience of What, Exactly, to What, Exactly, Along the Coast? Adapting to More Than Just Human Migration
Robin Kundis Craig
Of Mangroves and Men: Mobilizing Legal Innovations to Protect Coastal Communities from Climate Displacement
Sarah Dorman, Monica Iyer, and Kelsey Jost-Creegan