Vol 32 No 2 (2012) | Utah Environmental Law Review

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Published: 2012-10-30

Stegner Center Young Scholar

CO-REGULATION IN MEXICAN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
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Symposium

CLASSIC LESSONS FROM A LITTLE FISH IN A PORK BARREL—FEATURING THE NOTORIOUS STORY OF THE ENDANGERED SNAIL DARTER AND THE TVA'S LAST DAM
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NATURAL GAS: A LONG BRIDGE TO A PROMISING DESTINATION
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GENERATING ELECTRICITY WITH NATURAL GAS: IT'S PLENTIFUL AND CHEAP, BUT REGULATION IS NEEDED TO PREVENT ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
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ALTERNATIVE ENERGY IN A SPAGHETTI WESTERN: CLINT EASTWOOD CONFRONTS STATE RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY
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RECONCILING RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS AND FEED-IN TARIFFS
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WATER FOR POWER IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: WHAT A GROWING POPULATION, CHANGING CLIMATE, AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT MEAN FOR UTAH'S WATER RESOURCES
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FEDERAL REGULATION OF COAL-FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
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DOES NUCLEAR POWER HAVE A FUTURE?
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