Volume 35 | Summer 2022
ARTICLES
The Continuing Contractual Duty Not to Aggravate a Servient Estate: Available Damages in Pipeline Servitude Cases, and Proposed Codal and Statutory Solutions
Julie Schwartzwald Meaders
What's in a Name? A Rule Called a Permit is Still a Rule
Astrika Wilhelm Adams
The Whitebark Pine: Endangered Species Protection and Critical Habitat Designation
Jacob Levin
All Dried Up: The Prosecution of Water Pollution Crimes During the Trump Administration
Joshua Ozymy and Melissa Jarrell Ozymy
COMMENTS
From the Ruhr Valley to Ramp Hollow: Lessons for America from Germany's Just Energy Transition
Micah Carper
Missing the Mark: A Critical Analysis of the Rights of Nature as a Legal Framework for Protecting Indigenous Interests
Caelyn Radziunas
PFAS Pollution, the Precautionary Principle, and a Path Forward: Potential Regulatory Regimes for PFAS Under the Safe Drinking Water Act
Ryan Anderson
Polluter Disgorges: Climate Accountability and the Law of Unjust Enrichment
William Montgomery
CASE NOTES
City of New York v. Chevron Corp.: The Second Circuit Takes a Ride on the Seconf Wave of Climate Nuisance Litigation
Kelly McGee
HollyFrontier Cheyenne Refining, LLC v. Renewable Fuels Association: The Supreme Court Holds that Clean Air Act's Renewable Fuel Program's Exemption Requires No Continuity in EPA Granting Extensions
Steven Moctezuma
State v. Spokane County District Court: Use of the Necessity Defense to Address the Climate Emergency Through Civil Disobedience in Washington State
Zoe Vogel
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service v. Sierra Club, Inc.: The Supreme Court Favors Protecting Government Documents from the Public Eye, Overlooking the Practicalities of Formulating a Biological Opinion Under the Endangered Species Act
Samuel Hudgens
