环境法
2004-12
Aspen Publishers
Steven Ferrey 著
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A favorite among law students and professors alike, the Examples & Explanations series is ideal for studying, reviewing and testing your understanding through application of hypothetical examples. Authored by leading professors with extensive classroom experience, Examples & Explanations titles offer hypothetical questions in the subject area, complemented by detailed explanations that allow you to test your knowledge of the topic, and compare your own analysis.
PrefaceAcknowledgmentsChapter 1.Environmental Ethics, Standards, Markets, and the Common Law The Concept of Environmental Regulation Ecosystems and Cycles Ethics and Efficiency: The Moral Basis of Pollution Control The EPA and Its Authority to Permit and Enforce Setting the Standard for Emissions to the Environment Conventional Pollutants Toxic Pollutants Tools and Techniques of Environmental Protection Technology Forcing Standards Regulation of Existing Versus New Emitters Taxes and Subsidies Flexible Market Incentives Risk Assessment Environmental Equity Common Law Environmental Remedies Key Distinctions Nuisance Tresass Negligenc, e Stricr Liability Public Trust Doctrine The Availability of Criminal SanctionsChapter 2.Administrative Procedure for Environmental Regulation Where the Action Is Drawing the Line: The Nondelegation Doctrine Staying Within the Tent: The Ultra Vires Doctrine The Administrative Procedure Act Types of Agency Actions Informal Rulemaking Formal Rulemaking Adjudications Hybrid Procedures Staying Current Reg-Neg The Process and Judicial Review Standing to Sue Ripeness of the Action Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies and Estoppel Standards of Judicial Review What Can Be Appealed to the Courts The Choice of Standard Remedies and Fees Federal Tort Claims Act Equal Access to Justice Act Public Access to Information Freedom of Information Act Federal Advisory Committee Act The Sunshine ActChapter 3. The National Environmental Policy Act The Structure of NEPA The NEPA Text In the Beginning: Substance and Procedure The EIS Process The Administrative Process The Threshold Decision Major Federal Action Significantly Affecting the Quality of the Human Environment The Human Environment Judicial Review Under NEPA Timing and Scope of the EIS When: Timing of the EIS Who, What, and Where: Scope of the EIS Actions: Program Impact Statements, Segmentation, and the Small Handle Problem ……Chapter 4.Constitutional Issues: The Commerce Clause and Environmental PreemptionChapter 5.Air Quality RegulationChapter 6.Water PollutionChapter 7.Rights to Use WaterChapter 8.The Management of Hazardous and Solid Wastes: RCRAChapter 9.The Superfund: Hazardous Substance RemediationChapter 10.Local Environmental ControlsChapter 11.Preservation of Natural Areas: Wetlands and Open SpaceChapter 12.Energy and the EnvironmentChapter 13.The Endangered Species ActChapter 14.TSCA and FIFRA: Regulating Chemical Manufacture and DistributionChapter 15.International Environmental LawGlossaryAbbreviationsTable of CasesIndex
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