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Missouri Environmental Law & Policy Review

Established in 1993, the Missouri Environmental Law & Policy Review (“MELPR”) is an academic journal published three times a year. MELPR focuses on regional and national environmental issues of interest to practitioners and policymakers. While under the umbrella of environmental law, the journal’s broad scope often includes: agriculture, criminal and civil litigation, property, administrative, maritime, and other areas of law.

 

Volume 15

Issue 1, Fall 2007

 
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Nothing New Under the Sun: the Minimalism of Chief Justice Roberts and the Supreme Court's Recent Environmental Law Jurisprudence. p. 1 Damien Schiff
Water, Water, Everywhere?: Legal Structures for the Contracting and Privatization of Public Water Resources. p. 49 Aldo Davilla & Andrew Whitford
A Sweet Deal for Sugar. p. 67 Jeff LeBlanc
Refining Regulation: The Oil Refinery Regulatory Framework after the Energy Policy Act of 2005. p. 89 Christopher Koschnitsky
 
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Meth Labs: "Cooking" Up Environmental Disaster. p. 127 Jennifer Wieman
Unbridled Power and The Wild Horses and Burros Act. p. 151Amy Gleghorn
What Does "Contamination" Mean? The Second Circuit's Approach to an Insurance Policy's Contamination Exclusion. p. 173 Robert Cornejo
Federal Court Affirms the Destruction of Louisiana's Coastal Marshlands. p. 191 Darryl Chatman
 
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