Forthcoming Issue

Spring 2011, Vol. 6, No. 2

NEW DIRECTIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND JUSTICE SYMPOSIUM EDITION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

GWENDOLYN KEYES FLEMING, ESQ.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY – REGION  4 ADMINISTRATOR 

REMARKS TO THE FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND JUSTICE SYMPOSIUM

DR. BEVERLY WRIGHT
FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR, DEEP SOUTH CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

THE POST-DISASTER STRUGGLE FOR EQUITY AND JUSTICE
IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR ALONG THE GULF COAST

• articles

  TOO MUCH OIL FOR THE RUBBER-STAMP: THE GOVERNMENT'S ROLE IN THE BP OIL SPILL		Jaclyn Lopez
  APPLICATION OF TITLE VI IN INDIAN COUNTRY: THE KEY IS TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY		Elizabeth Ann Kronk
  THE INTERFACE BETWEEN CLIMATE CHANGE AND TRADE REGIMES THROUGH THE EYES OF BRAZIL		Nicole de Paula Domingos
  ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE: THE NEED FOR CONGRESS TO PASS THE CLEAN WATER RESTORATION ACT.		Cathryn Henn
  HOW SUBURBIA HAPPENED IN TORONTO		Michael Lewyn
  THE NEED FOR CONGRESS TO GET ON BOARD WITH CRUISE SHIP POLLUTION REGULATION: HOW THE LACK OF FEDERAL REGULATION OF THE CRUISE SHIP INDUSTRY IS DESTROYING THE NATION'S WATERS		Alexandra Ritucci-Chinni

• notes

WILDLIFE PROTECTION AND OFF-SHORE DRILLING: CAN THERE BE A BALANCE BETWEEN THE TWO?

Tina M. Smith