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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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| Notes |
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| Meth Labs: "Cooking" Up Environmental Disaster. p.
127 |
Jennifer Wieman |
| Unbridled Power and The Wild Horses and Burros Act.
p. 151 | Amy 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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