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William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review

Environmental Justice in America: Where We Have Been & Can Go

Symposium Recordings

Recordings of the 2022 ELPR Symposium, "Environmental Justice in America: Where We Have Been & Can Go" are available in the repository's ELPR Annual Symposium collection.

Volume 46 (2021-2022), Issue 3 (2022)

Prefatory Matter

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Table of Contents and Masthead (v. 46, no. 3)

Symposium Articles

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Foreword to Environmental Justice in America: Where We Have Been & Can Go
Zachary R.M. Outzen

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Racism and Toxic Burden in Rural Dixie
Mary Finley-Brook and Environmental Justice Researchers

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Expanding Renewable Energy Tax Credits to Tribal Governments: How Current Legislative Proposals Will Benefit Tribes and Their Members in Their Continued Efforts to Address Climate Change
Ben Reiter

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Trust Issues: Using States' Public Trust Doctrines to Advance Environmental Justice Claims
Alicia Muir

Articles

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Quality Control: Potomac Riverkeeper v. Wheeler & Standards for Qualitative Citizen Water Quality Data in Virginia
Jacqueline Goodrum

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Stuck in the Net: Promoting Global Shark and Ray Populations Through National Sustainability Import Laws
Kelsey Peden

Notes

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The Promise and Perils of Textualism for Environmental Advocacy
Canaan Suitt

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Incidental Take Under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and How to Share the Skies
Erika Bosack

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Casting Pearls Before Swine: Why the Public's Darling Right to Pollute Should Have Been Overturned in Recent SCOVA Decision
Thummim Park

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Gimme Shelter: Amending FEMA's Enabling Legislation to Permit Citizen Suits for Failures in Disaster Recovery Efforts
Zachary R.M. Outzen

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Encouraging Sustainable Innovation: Is There Room for a Post-Grant Environmental Challenge in American Patent Law?
Samuel Habein