Michigan Journal of Environmental and Administrative Law

04/15/2015

Here’s a figure to impress the guests at your next cocktail party: The Great Lakes shoreline in the United States and Canada is more than 10,000 miles long—nearly half the circumference of Earth.

01/28/2015

Check out MJEAL's new repository! You can browse past issues and access all of our content online. Get your fix at the link below...

http://repository.law.umich.edu/mjeal/

The Michigan Journal of Environmental & Administrative Law (MJEAL) is the University of Michigan Law School’s newest legal journal.

12/29/2014

Can you feel the excitement? Volume 4, Issue 1 is rolling through the press at this very moment. Thank you to the executive board and all of our editors and authors for your hard work!

12/08/2014

The MJEAL Blog strikes again! Thanks to Rachel Hampton for this great piece!

http://www.mjeal-online.org/fracking-finance-oil-and-gas-extraction-tax-revenue-in-north-dakota/

Fracking Finance: Oil and Gas Extraction Tax Revenue in North Dakota Posted on December 4, 2014 in Administrative Law, Environmental Law | 0 comments Following the expansion of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and horizontal drilling techniques, the United States has now entered the so-called “shale…

12/04/2014

Here is a great post by Kate Lambert about standing in environmental litigation. Check it out!

http://www.mjeal-online.org/scenic-hudson-and-storm-king-revolutionizing-standing-in-environmental-litigation/

Scenic Hudson and Storm King: Revolutionizing Standing in Environmental Litigation Posted on December 1, 2014 in Environmental Law, The MJEAL Blog | 0 comments With the frequency of environmental litigation today, we often take for granted important judicial advancements that helped facilitate succe…

12/02/2014

Another awesome blog post hot off the (metaphorical) press!

http://www.mjeal-online.org/a-future-too-small-to-foresee-how-should-the-epa-regulate-nanotechnology-in-consumer-products/

A future too small to foresee? How should the EPA Regulate Nanotechnology in Consumer Products? Posted on December 1, 2014 in Administrative Law, Environmental Law | 0 comments In 2013, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, decided a case between the NRDC and the EPA.[1] This was the first time a cour…

12/02/2014

Check out this great blog post from one of our general members, Alicia Wodarski!

http://www.mjeal-online.org/capturing-marine-wildlife-preservation/

Capturing Marine Wildlife Preservation Posted on December 1, 2014 in Environmental Law | 0 comments The Rule of Capture is one of the first topics law students tackle in any property course. Students learn to examine the rule as it presents itself in a wide variety of cases spanning a time frame fr…

09/03/2014

Back to the grind! We are thrilled to welcome our new associate editors:

Adam Wilson
Alexandra Hartill
Amanda Urban
Chelsea Thomas
Christina D Bonanni
Daniella Roseman
Hazel Blum
Jeff Smith
Lauren Dansey
Louisa Eberle
Matthew Kerry
Molly Sykes
Sarah Stellberg
Seth Buchsbaum

Good luck this semester and we look forward to working with all of you!

02/10/2014

We're thrilled to report that MJEAL has been approved for full journal status by the Journals and Symposia Committee at the University of Michigan Law School!

01/25/2014

Check out our newest blog post from guest author Douglas G. McClure!

http://www.mjeal-online.org/2014/01/632/

All That One In A Million TalkPosted on January 25, 2014 in Administrative Law, Environmental Law | 0 commentsWe have a difficult time coming to grips with being exposed to even very low concentrations of a chemical that has been released into the environment. Environmental laws reflect that unease...

08/28/2013

Welcome to our new class of Associate Editors!