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:
Extended Producer Responsibility and the Circular Economy
Volume 49 (2024-2025), Issue 3 (2025)
Prefatory Matter
Symposium Articles
Foreword to Extended Producer Responsibility
Sarah Conley
Transitioning to Regenerative Agriculture: One "Net-Zero" Pledge at a Time
Alexia Brunet Marks
Plastics, Carbon, Politics, and Experimentation in Environmental Governance
Donald T. Hornstein
Envisioning a Duty of Directors to Link Executive Compensation to Climate Change: Lessons from Europe
Alberto R. Salazar V.
Dirty Water
Breanna Booker and Michael S. Sinha
Notes
Stopping a Cat-tastrophe: States Must Develop Stricter Management Regimes for Controlling Feral Cat Populations
J. Cameron Niemeyer
Assessing the Accelerated Threat of Bioterrorism in the Age of AI
Janelle Radcliffe