Environmental Law Journal Volume 1 - 2007

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Table of Contents, Volume 1

Issue 1 - Symposium Edition

1982 Warren County Protests: Environmental Justice Twenty-five Years Later

Introductions
Note on Inaugural Edition. Page 1
Jennifer A. Maier & Clifford L. Rechtschaffen

Roots of the Grassroots: An Introduction to the Issue. Page 3
Paul Stanton Kibel & Edward J. Lubarsky

Outside Articles
Environmental Justice Comes Full Circle: Warren County Before and After. Page 9
Dollie Burwell & Luke W. Cole

Warren County and the Birth of a Movement: The Troubled Marriage Between Environmentalism and Civil Rights. Page 41
Veronica Eady

Warren County's Legacy for the Quest to Eliminate Health Disparities. Page 53
Charles Lee

Title VI and the Warren County Protests. Page 73
Bradford Mank

Warren County's Legacy for Federal and State Environmental Impact Assessment Laws. Page 91
Anhthu Hoang

SB 115: California's Response to Environmental Justice - Process Over Substance. Page 113
Caroline Farrell

Warren County's Legacy for Healthy Parks, Schools and Communities: From the Cornfield to El Congreso and Beyond. Page 127
Robert Garcia & Aubrey White

Warren County's Legacy for Mexico's Border Maquiladoras. Page 153
Amelia Simpson

Student Comments
Endless Exemptions: An Environmental Justice Critique of the Ongoing Use of Methyl Bromide. Page 175
Laura Kent-Monning

An Environmental Remedy to Paralyzed Negotiations for a Multilateral Foreign Direct Investment Agreement. Page 209
Benjamin Martin

Fighting Uncertainty: Municipal Partnerships with Redevelopment Agencies Can Mitigate Uncertainty to Encourage Brownfield Redevelopment. Page 267
Michael J. Minkus

Issue 2 - Pacific Region Edition

In This Edition. Page 317
Benjamin Martin & Michael J. Minkus

Strategies for Implementing the Environmental Justice Vision. Page 321
Clifford Rechtschaffen

The People Down the Hill: Parks Equity in San Francisco's East Bay. Page 331
Paul Stanton Kibel

Highway to Health: Exploring Legal Avenue to Connecting General Plans and Public Health Standards in California. Page 405
E. Jacob Lubarsky

Comment
The Evolution of San Francisco's Plastic-Bag Ban. Page 439
Jennie Reilly Romer