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Hastings Environmental Law Journal

Volume 26, Number 1 (Winter 2020)

Prefatory Matter

Prefatory Matter

Articles

The Right to a Clean Environment in Nigeria: A Fundamental Right?
Ayodele Babalola

Examining the Ethics of Environmental Offsets: A Response to Biocentric Objections to Biodiversity Offsetting
Meredyth Merrow

Use of Force in Crisis: A Comparative Look at the Domestic and International Laws Governing the Use of U.S. Military Force to Respond to Mass Climate Refugee Migration
Holly Locke

Non-Legislative Rules Need Scrutiny Too: The Curious Case of the Appropriate Care Standard
Ryan Mitchell

A Tale of Two Portlands: How Port Cities Can Survive Dormant Commerce Clause Challenges to Fossil Fuel Shipping Restrictions
Kayla Race

A Solution to Plastic Pollution? Using International Law to Shape Plastic Regulation in the United States
Allyssa Rose

Legal Rights for Nature: How the Idea of Recognizing Nature as a Legal Entity Can Spread and Make a Difference Globally
Kaitlin Sheber

Governing the Salish Sea
Kyla Wilson

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