Willamette Environmental Law Journal

Archived Journals

Fall 2018 - Vol. 9

• Executive Authority in Energy Emergencies - Michael C. Melli

Spring 2018 - Vol. 8

• Turning Offshore Wind Power On in Puerto Rico - Adriana Vélez-León

Fall 2017 - Vol. 7

• Banking on Colorado Water - Emily Smithman
• Supreme Court Original Jurisdiction and Water Pollution - Nicholas L. Young and Joseph M. Moeller

Spring 2017 - Vol. 6

• Conflict of Perspectives - Shannon Prince
• Fracking: With Parts of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union Fracking Themselves, Should South Africa Follow? - Jared H. Siegel

Fall 2016 - Vol. 5

• Penny Lane, Literally: Funding Roads One Vehicle Mile at a Time - Courtney Moran and Casey Ball
• Ecuador's Constitutional Rights of Nature: Implementation, Impacts, and Lessons Learned - Kyle Pietari

Spring 2016 - Vol. 4

• “Third Time’s a Charm!” Improving the Coal Combustion Residuals Regulation Act of 2015: A Persistent Proposal to a Longstanding Dispute- Taylor Hoverman
• Red Tape: New Jersey’s Energy Regulations Deter Residents From Installing Solar Photovoltaics- Alicia Gené Artessa
• Strategies for Strengthening Alaska Native Village Roles in Natural Resource Management - Elizaveta Barrett Ristroph

Fall 2015 - Vol. 3

• Including The Victim In The Decision To Bring Environmental Prosecutions - Alexandra Akre
• Minding the Gap: Increasing the Accessibility of Legal Information and Assistance to Empower Communities and Implement California Water Law and Policy to Increase Clean Water Access For Disadvantaged Communities - Vanessa Lim
• Considering Ecuador’s New Water Law Through The Lens Of Indigenous Rights Under International Law - Travis J. Hyer
• The Effect of the Fukushima Daiichi Disaster on the U.S. Nuclear Energy Community - Joseph E. Fornadel III

Fall 2014 - Vol. 2

• Remedying Environmental Harms - Brian Allard
• Potemkin Villages of the West: How a Simple Payment to Compensate Local Governments Became an Uncontrollable Federal Subsidy - Devin Kenney

Fall 2012 - Vol. 1

• Editor's Note
• Aquatic Invasive Species in Oregon: The Search for a Viable Model for Mandatory Roadside Inspections - Jas. Jeffrey Adams
• Institutional Controls and the Effective Reuse of Contaminated Properties in Oregon: A Review of the Oregon Law Commission's Proposed Legislation - Jeff Dobbins
• Fracking Folly: Regulatory Alternatives to a High-Stakes Race to the Bottom - Joseph L. Dunne
• FIT to Be King: How Feed-in Tariffs Will Allow the United States to Reclaim Its Throne in Clean Energy Finance Investment - Sandeep Nandivada