Paul Stanton Kibel

• BA, Colgate University
• JD, Willamette University College of Law
• LLM, UC Berkeley School of Law

• Environmental Law and Policy

• Of counsel to and former partner at Fitzgerald, Abbott & Beardsley LLP in the environmental/land use practice group.
• Former adjunct professor at GGU; has also taught at UC Berkeley, Stanford University, and the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
• Directed GGU's "City Parks" Project and authored the 2007 GGU report, Access to Parkland: Environmental Justice at East Bay Parks.
• Faculty editor of the Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal.
• Former co-chair, National Resources Subsection of Real Property Section of the State Bar of California.
• Member of the State Bar of California.

• Two Rivers Meet: At the Confluence of Crossborder Water Law and Foreign Investment Law, chapter in book Sustainable Development in World Investment Law (Kluwer 2009).
• A Line Drawn in Water: Aquifers Beneath the Mexico-United States Border, 12 Univ. of Denver Water Law Review 191 (2008).
• Access to Parkland: Environmental Justice at East Bay Parks, Report by Golden Gate University School of Law City Parks Project (2008).
• CEQA Rules for Agency Actions Affecting Climate Change, California Environmental Law Reporter (Fall 2008).
• Water Supply Assessment Inadequacy: An Independent Cause of Action?, California Real Property Law Reporter (Fall 2008).
• Rivertown: Rethinking Urban Rivers, (MIT Press, 2007).
• Grasp on Water: a Natural Resource that Eludes NAFTA's Notion of Investment, 34 Ecology Law Quarterly 655 (2007).
• Rio Grande Designs: Texans' NAFTA Water Claim Against Mexico, 25 Berkeley Journal of International Law 228 (2007). With Jonathan R. Schutz.
• A Shallow Fix: The Uniform Environmental Covenants Act Leaves Hard Brownfield Questions Unanswered, 57 Planning and Environmental Law 3 (2005).
• Los Angeles' Cornfield: An Old Blueprint for New Greenspace, 23 Stanford Environmental Law Journal 275 (2004).
• Sprawl and "Paper Water": A Reality Check from the California Courts, 20 California Real Property Journal 21 (2002). With Barry H. Epstein.
• The Paper Tiger Awakens: North American Environmental Law after the Cozumel Reef case, 39 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 395 (2001).
• Alone at Sea: Chile's Presencial Ocean Policy, 12 Journal of Environmental Law 43 (2000).
• The Earth on Trial: Environmental Law on the International Stage, (Routledge Press, 1999).
• National Incentives to Protect Natural Resources: Preserving Their Place in International Trade, 29 Environmental Law Reporter 10411 (1999).
• The Urban Nexus: Open Space, Brownfields and Justice, 25 Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review 589 (1998).
• Justice for the Sea Turtle: Marine Conservation and the Court of International Trade, 15 UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy 57 (1997).
• Reconstructing the Marketplace: the International Timber Trade and Forest Protection, 5 New York University Environmental Law Journal 735 (1996).
• Canada's International Forest Protection Obligations: A Case of Promises Forgotten in British Columbia and Alberta, 6 Fordham Environmental Law Journal 231 (1995).
• Russia's Wild East: Ecological Deterioration and the Rule of Law in Siberia, 7 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review 59 (1994).

• Environmental Law & Policy
• Civil Procedure
• Water Law
• California Natural Resources and Environmental Law
• Faculty Editor - Golden Gate Environmental Law Journal